10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOEOTHERMOUS»
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homoeothermous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A handbook of animal physiology
TEMPERATURE REGULATION Birds and mammals are warm-blooded, i.e. they
maintain a body temperature which is (usually) higher than that of the
environment, and homoeothermous, i.e. they keep that temperature constant
despite ...
2
Bijdragen tot de Biologie
In a former paper the present author has presented the view, that the relations,
which, im homoeothermous animals, exist between haemodynamic changes and
the magnitude of muscular contractions, depends on the blood-supply of the ...
3
Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History
... whereby reptiles with variable body temperature (pcecilothermous) were
transformed into mammals with a constant body temperature (homoeothermous).
The Monotremes, with an imperfectly developed homceothermy, are equally
primitive ...
The larger size of the Baltic birds is also an adaptation to the colder water, and
not to the lower air-temperature as is usually the case in boreal and arctic
homoeothermous organisms. The geographical variation of Somateria
mollissima forms ...
Kungl. Vetenskaps- och vitterhets-samhället i Göteborg, 1946
5
Asiatic Herpetological Research
Given the large number of known components of the biodiversity of these
Protected Areas, especially non- homoeothermous members (or non-mammal
and bird species), and the general lack of expertise to identify, let alone
understand, ...
6
Handlingar: Matematiska och naturvetenskapliga skrifter
The larger size of the Baltic birds is also an adaptation to the colder water, and
not to the lower air-temperature as is usually the case in boreal and arctic
homoeothermous organisms. The geographical variation of Somateria
mollissima forms ...
Some pterosaurs (e.g. Pteranodon) had a wing-span of nearly 27 feet ; others (
e.g. Pterodactylus) were little larger than canaries. It is difficult to believe that
these flying reptiles were not homoeothermous to a fairly considerable degree,
but in ...
Thomas Jeffery Parker, William Aitcheson Haswell, Alan John Marshall, 1964
If the possession of hair were taken as the mammalian criterion, indicating a
homoeothermous condition, and if it could be demonstrated in fossils, most of the
higher therapsid reptiles would almost certainly be included in the mammals.
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Natural History of Vertebrates: (except Birds) A Laboratory ...
Homoeothermous blood. 2. Uammary glands. 3. Hair. 4. Teeth thecodont (In
sockets), usually heterodont (differentiated) , and usually diphyodont (milk, or
deciduous, and permanent dentitions) . 5. Four-chambered heart and left aortic
arch. 6.
Frank Nelson Blanchard, 1935
10
Annales zoologici Societatis Zoologicæ Botanicæ Fennicæ ...
The first concrete proof of an abrupt change in the genetic structure of a
population of Finnish homoeothermous animal, and of its correlation with the
regionally in vegetation and the distribution of animals, is the squirrel (Voipio
1950 b). It is no ...
