Titlebook: Diverse Divers; Physiology and behav Gerald L. Kooyman Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 adaptation.animals.ecology.mammals.

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Forced Submersion and Circulation,also a curious twist that the domestic mallard is derived not from a diving duck, but a dabbler, a species that feeds just below the surface in puddles, shallow ponds, or small streams. So much of our first information, as well as a good deal of later data on “diving” physiology, first came from a n

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Heart Rate,e, (2) the level of change compared to resting at the surface, (3) some comparisons with forced submersion experiments, and (4) activity. My goal is to collate, review, and bring some order to the desultory reports on this subject. I will limit the discussion of neurological control to a few reports

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Blood and Muscle Metabolites: Clues to Flow,ons, or the organ filters specific molecules such as inulin by the kidney. Furthermore, it is possible to measure turnovers of metabolites by measuring flow and concentration in the artery and vein that supply and drain the organ. Determination of flow characteristics and metabolite fluxes of skelet

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Aerobic Dive Limit,y aquatic tetrapods. Such predictability would be a valuable asset in understanding the behavior of the animals and their ecology. In addition, such a prediction capacity would require a considerable understanding of the physiology of the animals, particularly partitioning of O. stores and their man