10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOTHERMOUS»
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homothermous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homothermous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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An American text-book of physiology
Homothermous and Poikilothermous Animals. — Animal organisms are divided
as regards bodily temperature into two classes, homothermous and
poikilothermous. The temperature of homothermous (warm-blooded) animals is
constant ...
Henry Pickering Bowditch, William Henry Howell, 1900
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Blood, lymph, and circulation ; secretion, digestion, and ...
Homothermous and Poikilothermous Animals—Animal organisms are divided as
regards bodily temperature into two classes, homothermous and poikilothermous
. The temperature of homothermous (warm-blooded) animals is constant within ...
William Henry Howell, 1903
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An american text-book of physiology
VIII. ANIMAL HEAT. A. Bodily Temperature. Homothermous and Poikilothermous
Animals. — Animal organisms are divided as regards bodily temperature into two
classes, homothermous and poikilothermous. The temperature of ...
4
Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and ...
The current is stopped and if the wind continues, it must turn back or turn down.
Such are the currents whose effect is discussed here. If the lake is homothermous
the current easily turns downward into the deeper water or along the bottom of ...
5
Plankton Studies on Lake Mendota
In the morning the lake is entirely homothermous. On bright, calm days, the
temperature of the surface rises, and may become as much as 2° warmer than
the bottom. This condition of things, however, is uncommon, and ordinarily it is
difficult to ...
Edward Asahel Birge, 1895
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Applied Aquatic Ecosystem Concepts
a b B Q i i i i i i i i 1 !0 i i i i i i i i i Epilimnion Thermocline / /^Ivletalimnion
Homothermous profile f Hypolimnion C d 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 34 8 12 16 : i i i i i i i i i i
Figure 4.5. Annual temperature cycle in a lake ...
homothermous and in ordinary lakes a slight breeze will circulate the water mass
from top to bottom. It is in perfect balance and very little energy will roll it over.
This phenomenon is called the spring turnover. The spring turnover at Lake Kitoi
...
Alaska. Dept. of Fish and Game, 1953
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Limnological studies of Flathead Lake, Montana: a status report
This mixing continued until the first week of November when the lake was
homothermous from top to bottom. Inverse stratification of the lake began in late
December, 1968. The bay areas of the lake began freezing over, a normal
occurrence ...
Arden R. Gaufin, Gerald W. Prescott, John F. Tibbs, 1976
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Toward a cleaner aquatic environment
The cooling process with the corresponding increase in water density increases
the thickness of the epilimnion until the lake or pond becomes homothermous
and again a period of complete water circulation, aided by the winds, begins.
Kenneth Marsh Mackenthun, 1973
Wind action aids the mixing process until the entire water mass becomes
homothermous (same temperature) and has the same density throughout. The
lake is then in its most unstable condition, and wind action can mix the entire
water mass.
