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1878a, b), had published scientific studies elucidating diverse aspects of the amphibian lymphatic system. Of special note is the fact that the first two articles in the first issue of the Journal of Physiology (London) are by John Priestley and detail the anatomy and physiology of amphibian lymph h

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Sajjad Zohir from a case-by-case study of particular taxa into a general study in biological design, constraint and regulation: What are the general rules governing the function of gas exchange organs? Along what axes has the evolutionary diversification of gas exchange organs been permitted or constrained? (In

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Valerie Graw,Christine Husmanniew is to describe the emerging literature in comparative physiology suggesting that NPs may play an important role in fish osmoregulation and hemodynamics. Surprisingly, the bulk of evidence is consistent with a role in adaptation to seawater (and concomitant hypovolemia), rather than adaptation to

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Nusha Yamina Choudhury,Christa R?der certain consistency in overall function and mechanism of action, at least at the cellular level (Shuttleworth 1987). Of these different tissues, the avian salt-secreting nasal gland, in addition to its continued inherent interest for comparative physiologists, has attracted the attention of a varie