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期刊名:Journal of thermal biology

缩写:J THERM BIOL

ISSN:0306-4565

e-ISSN:1879-0992

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Elena Fernández-Vizcaíno,Rafael Molero-Baltanás,José Carbonell et al. Elena Fernández-Vizcaíno et al.
Measuring the thermal limits of insects is crucial for understanding how thermoregulatory behavior and thermal tolerance interact with the environment. A key question is the maximal temperature terrestrial animals can endure and how plastic...
J Filipe Faria,Rodrigo Megía-Palma,Martin J Whiting et al. J Filipe Faria et al.
Parasites have the potential to disrupt and induce changes in thermoregulation and behaviour in ectotherm hosts, possibly with deleterious effects. In a previous study, the lizard Podarcis lusitanicus (Lacertidae), when infected with blood ...
Yong Ho Jo,Won Seob Kim,Yoo Rae Kim et al. Yong Ho Jo et al.
In this study, we investigated the effects of seasonal changes on ruminal temperature, pH, fermentation characteristics, microbial composition, and microbial amino acids (AAs) in cattle. The experiment was conducted using six fistulated Hol...
Ronaldo André Castelo Dos Santos de Almeida,Jéssica da Silva Santos,Gabriel Souza de Jesus et al. Ronaldo André Castelo Dos Santos de Almeida et al.
Short-term heat therapy is emerging as a promising non-pharmacological strategy to enhance cardiovascular resilience, yet its effects on intrinsic cardiac thermotolerance remain unclear. This study investigated whether 5 or 10 days of hot-w...
Salvador Calderon-Uribe,Li E Tepepa-Flores,Erik L Mateos-Salgado et al. Salvador Calderon-Uribe et al.
In recent years, the automatic identification of stress and relaxation has gained attention due to the substantial impact these states have on physical and mental well-being. While incorporating physiological responses that accurately refle...
Beatrice Rost-Komiya,David C H Metzger,Rachael J Penman et al. Beatrice Rost-Komiya et al.
As the frequency and intensity of heat extremes increases, understanding the capacity for evolution in traits such as thermal tolerance is critical for predicting biological responses to climate change. Here, we assessed the repeatability o...
Kiook Baek,Jung Hee Hong Kiook Baek
Background: This study examined the association between ambient temperature and Kawasaki disease (KD) incidence, emphasizing delayed effects and age-specific susceptibility using nationwide data from Seoul, Korea. ...
Ning Zhang,Yun-Wei Dong Ning Zhang
Extreme high-temperature events pose severe physiological challenges to species, with conspecific individuals experiencing divergent thermal stress across heterogeneous microhabitats. Investigating metabolomic response patterns provides cri...
Ramzi Al-Horani,Manar Mardini,Ramiz Al-Rababah et al. Ramzi Al-Horani et al.
High-intensity intermittent exercise (HIIE) can elicit substantial thermal and physiological strain even in temperate environments. We examined whether pre-mid cooling using ice slurry ingestion would attenuate thermal strain and enhance ph...
Dan Luo,Daliang Huo,Jing Cao et al. Dan Luo et al.
Endothermy is one of the most distinctive physiological traits of mammals, especially during lactation. In this phase, heightened metabolic heat production strengthens endothermy and improves parental care effectiveness, thereby increasing ...