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期刊名:Conservation physiology

缩写:CONSERV PHYSIOL

ISSN:2051-1434

e-ISSN:2051-1434

IF/分区:2.5/Q2

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B L Firth,A R Holsopple,B R Kuhajda et al. B L Firth et al.
Intra- and inter-specific differences in upper thermal limits, such as thermal tolerance, can impact conservation decision-making, yet values are typically obtained from a single population. In this study, we assessed the intra- and inter-s...
Paige R Prentice,Hendrik J Combrink,Christina M Aiello et al. Paige R Prentice et al.
The inability to properly thermoregulate can be an early sign of physiological stress and indicate poor fitness in mammals. Advances in biologging technology enable continuous monitoring of core body temperature in free-ranging animals, off...
D A Sullivan,J L Porter,J Ward et al. D A Sullivan et al.
The aim of this study was to establish haematological and plasma biochemistry reference intervals for free-ranging adult and pre-fledged juvenile Australian pelicans (Pelecanus conspicillatus). These values represent the first species-speci...
Thomas A Radzio,Talisin T Hammond,Ronald R Swaisgood et al. Thomas A Radzio et al.
Quantifying thermoregulatory parameters, such as preferred and realized body temperatures, is essential for predicting ectotherm responses to climate change, and accurate estimates of internal body temperature are central to these efforts. ...
Worapong Kosaruk,Patcharapa Towiboon,Sarisa Klinhom Worapong Kosaruk
Non-invasive biomarkers of immune function are increasingly important for assessing health, welfare and disease risk in zoo and wild mammals, particularly because they support repeated monitoring while minimizing handling-related disturbanc...
Izzy C Tiddy,Manuel Vidal,Suzanne C Mills et al. Izzy C Tiddy et al.
Artificial light at night is an increasingly widespread feature of coastal environments and is known to alter animal physiology, but its effects on predator-prey interactions are poorly understood. Here, we show that chronic exposure to art...
Upama Aich,Gabriel Melhado,Raiko Rafeeq et al. Upama Aich et al.
Anthropogenic pollution poses a serious threat to wildlife. Particularly concerning are endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) due to their ability to mimic or interfere with hormone signalling. Given the fundamental role of hormones in regu...
Madeleine Yung,Amalia M Harrington,Krista Kraskura et al. Madeleine Yung et al.
Rapid warming in the Gulf of Maine and shifts in bait usage in Maine's lobster industry are altering the thermal and nutritional landscapes for American lobsters (Homarus americanus), with unknown sublethal impacts on lobster physiology. Sp...