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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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Débora Claësson,Tobias Wang,Hans Malte Débora Claësson
Global warming results in increasing water temperature, which may represent a threat to aquatic ectotherms. The rising temperature affects ecology through physiology, by exerting a direct limiting effect on the individual. The mechanism con...
Casey T Clark,Alyson H Fleming,John Calambokidis et al. Casey T Clark et al.
Understanding reproductive rates of wild animal populations is crucially important for management and conservation. Assessing pregnancy status of free-ranging cetaceans has historically been difficult; however, recent advances in analytical...
Christine L Madliger,Oliver P Love Christine L Madliger
Labile physiological variables, such as stress hormones [i.e. glucocorticoids (GCs)], allow individuals to react to perturbations in their environment and may therefore reflect the effect of disturbances or positive conservation initiatives...
Linda J Gormezano,Scott R McWilliams,David T Iles et al. Linda J Gormezano et al.
Trade-offs between locomotory costs and foraging gains are key elements in determining constraints on predator-prey interactions. One intriguing example involves polar bears pursuing snow geese on land. As climate change forces polar bears ...
Michael A Mole,Shaun Rodrigues DÁraujo,Rudi J van Aarde et al. Michael A Mole et al.
Most of southern Africa's elephants inhabit environments where environmental temperatures exceed body temperature, but we do not know how elephants respond to such environments. We evaluated the relationships between apparent thermoregulato...
Deborah S Bower,David M Scheltinga,Simon Clulow et al. Deborah S Bower et al.
Freshwater biota experience physiological challenges in regions affected by salinization, but often the effects on particular species are poorly understood. Freshwater turtles are of particular concern as they appear to have limited ability...
Andrea J Morash,Sara R C Mackellar,Louise Tunnah et al. Andrea J Morash et al.
Estuarine habitats are frequently used as nurseries by elasmobranch species for their protection and abundant resources; however, global climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of environmental challenges in these estuaries ...
Clare Parker Fischer,L Michael Romero Clare Parker Fischer
When wild animals are brought into captivity for the first time, they frequently develop chronic stress symptoms. Animals can develop glucocorticoid dysregulation or changes in the sympathetic nervous system over the course of the first wee...
Than J Boves,Graham D Fairhurst,Clark S Rushing et al. Than J Boves et al.
In migratory species, breeding and non-breeding locations are geographically separate, yet the effects of conditions from one stage may carry over to affect a subsequent stage. Ideally, to understand the mechanisms and implications of 'carr...
Joshua R Hancock,Sean P Place Joshua R Hancock
As we move into the Anthropocene, organisms inhabiting marine environments will continue to face growing challenges associated with changes in ocean pH (ocean acidification), dissolved oxygen (dead zones) and temperature. These factors, in ...