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

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Arbeitsebenen in FileMaker Pro, 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

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Stefan M. Lang,Peter C. Lockemannf the effects of short-term experimental temperature change on easily measurable phenomena such as growth rates (Dehnel, 1955), heart rates (Segal, Rao and James, 1953; Pickens, 1965; Ahsanullah and Newell, 1971), cirral activity in barnacles (Crisp and Ritz, 1967 a, b; Ritz and Foster, 1968), feedi

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Das erste Wort hat der Anwenderaccount during thermal acclimation. Dehnel (1960) for example studied the effect of temperature and salinity on the oxygen consumption of . and . which had been starved during the acclimation period. A similar practice has been adopted in most other studies on thermal acclimation, especially in Crus

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