Titlebook: Effects of Temperature on Ectothermic Organisms; Ecological Implicati Wolfgang Wieser Book 1973 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1973 K?

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Temperature Acclimation and Adaptive Changes in the Nervous Systemn a certain sense the highest expression of that which the French physiologists term the .” (Sherrington, 1906, p. 3–4), a reference to the concept of Claude Bernard. The nervous system, through its sensory input, is the primary organ of adaptation to the environment. In addition, pharmacological re

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Acute Temperature Change and the Oxidation Rates of Ectotherm Mitochondria 1970a, b; Newell, Ahsanullah and Pye, 1972; Newell, 1969) and of the oxidation rates of mitochondria, Newell and Walkey (1966), Newell and Pye (1971), Davison (1971), Lyons and Raison (1970), Raison, Lyons and Thomson (1971). Recent work has shown that in many species of ectotherms the resting or b

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Temperature-compensated Oxygen Consumption of Subcellular Preparations from Vertebrate Ectotherm, Ene among organisms acclimated to various temperatures (Scholander, Flagg, Walters, and Irving, 1953; Prosser and Brown, 1961). Some of these adjustments are genetic and have taken place over very long time spans; but within the limits of genetically-determined capacities, individual organisms can reo

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Molecular Mechanisms of Temperature Adaptation in Arctic Ectotherms and Heterothermsistics which permit the animal to maintain and control its metabolic processes in an environment of low, and sometimes widely changing, temperatures. The molecular mechanisms of adaptation to temperature appear to be exceedingly complex, and a large literature on the subject has accumulated (see Hoc

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Mechanisms of Insect Thermoregulation insects can be considered as ectotherms. The production of heat by endothermy and the elevation of body temperature have been known for a long time (see Newport, 1837; Bachmetjew, 1899; Dotterweich, 1928; Himmer, 1932; Oosthuizen, 1939; Krogh and Zeuthen, 1941; and others). More recent evidence sug