Titlebook: Arctic Life of Birds and Mammals; Including Man Laurence Irving Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1972 Arctic.Birds.Life.Mammals.

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Introduction,me a part of science, but the essential measurements were derived from animals and plants in their own arctic and tropical environments. Characteristics that adapt the forms of life to climatic conditions of various environments appear clear in the large dimensions of extremely differing climates.

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Insulation of Man,hered skins but did at times go barefooted. With competence for preparing footgear, they nevertheless sometimes elected to go without, probably because the wet snow of the Aleutian Islands is hard on skin boots and, at least transiently, tolerable for the naked foot.

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0720-1842 ive research developed the Arctic Research Laboratory. While we examined the rather surpris- ingly modest metabolic rates of arctic warmblooded animals in cold, PER SCHO- LANDER proposed and then carried out measurements of metabolism of some tropi- cal animals in Panama. The differences could be fo

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Heterothermic Operation of Homeotherms,, to speak of regulation of warmth by thermal gradients from the warm interior to cold surroundings. Without much analysis of the methods of transport of heat I shall point to thermal gradients and consequent conditions that are emphatically revealed in arctic birds and mammals.

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