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期刊名:Ecological and evolutionary physiology

缩写:ECOL EVOL PHYSIOL

ISSN:2993-7965

e-ISSN:2993-7973

IF/分区:1.7/Q2

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Kathryn S Peiman,David A Patterson,Scott G Hinch et al. Kathryn S Peiman et al.
AbstractMigration can be energetically demanding for animals, especially when individuals have only one chance to reproduce and rely on stored energy to complete both tasks. We investigated whether protein and fat catabolism, measured by st...
Allison Hays,Madalena Birr,Mateo Peñaherrera-Aguirre et al. Allison Hays et al.
AbstractResearchers commonly collect fecal samples from wild animals to monitor steroid metabolites and associate them with ecology and behavior. This method requires that we develop and validate species-specific methods that are appropriat...
Sidney Abar,Maiah E M Deveraux,Vincent Careau et al. Sidney Abar et al.
AbstractHypoxia-tolerant naked mole rats (NMRs) depress metabolic rate >85% in severe hypoxia and switch from mixed lipids/carbohydrates to total carbohydrate-fueled metabolism. Previous experiments have studied resting animals, but how exe...
Alex E Jahn,Kyle Koller,Lynn B Martin et al. Alex E Jahn et al.
AbstractComplex interactions between animal migration and infection are increasingly recognized as important for shaping when and where wildlife are infectious. Bird migration may facilitate spatial spread of zoonotic pathogens but remains ...
Christine Elizabeth Cooper,Philip Carew Withers,Marthe Monique Gagnon Christine Elizabeth Cooper
AbstractFor terrestrial animals, evaporative water loss (EWL) is a crucial component of osmotic balance and thermoregulation. At high ambient temperatures, augmented EWL for thermoregulation is well recognized, but there is growing evidence...
Sydney Millerwise,Stav Talal,Phoenix Pulver et al. Sydney Millerwise et al.
AbstractIn many species, reproduction and lifespan are maximized at different dietary protein-to-carbohydrate (p∶c) ratios. Protein-biased diets tend to favor higher reproduction, while carbohydrate-biased diets tend to favor longer lifesp...
Bethany L Williams,Lauren M Pintor,Matthew B Toomey et al. Bethany L Williams et al.
AbstractHuman activities frequently alter environmental conditions and affect the use of sexually selected traits like color in animals. However, the effects of environmental stressors are unlikely to be uniform across populations that expe...
Cynthia Y Wang-Claypool,Ammon Corl,Joseph Jones et al. Cynthia Y Wang-Claypool et al.
AbstractEthanol is a naturally occurring molecule produced via fermentation of sugar-rich foods by yeast. Ethanol catabolism is followed by production of secondary metabolites such as ethyl glucuronide (EtG), which can be measured to provid...
Nina Cossin-Sevrin,Céline Bocquet,Camille Lemonnier et al. Nina Cossin-Sevrin et al.
AbstractBecause of their extended fasting period on land during breeding, male king penguins have been extensively studied in order to unravel the physiological adaptations that enable them to fast while having to find a partner, defend the...
Michelle J Herrera,Joseph Heras,Caitlyn Catabay et al. Michelle J Herrera et al.
AbstractThe diet of an organism can influence various biological processes, including digestion. By examining how dietary changes can shift gut physiology in an herbivorous fish, we can gain insight into what that species can tolerate in te...