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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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Sarah Heissenberger,Sarah E DuRant,Carolyn M Bauer Sarah Heissenberger
AbstractRegions worldwide over the next few decades are projected to experience higher rates of drought, and animals will be faced with increasingly arid conditions. Understanding physiological effects of low water availability, such as imp...
Rabia Moussaoui,Lindesay De Moor,Saida Benbellil-Tafoughalt et al. Rabia Moussaoui et al.
AbstractReduced oxygen availability can become an environmental stressor that imposes constraints on the energy and/or time budget of aquatic animals. This also seems to be the case for bimodal breathers, since it was previously reported th...
Yuen-Wa Ho,Leszek Karczmarski,Wenzhi Lin et al. Yuen-Wa Ho et al.
AbstractWeaning represents a pivotal ontogenetic process for mammals, marking the transition from parental provisioning to independent foraging. In monophyodont species, distinct growth layer groups that are deposited in their teeth as the ...
Ana Gabriela Jiménez Ana Gabriela Jiménez
AbstractChanges of deleterious traits in mitochondria within hybrids of two different species are likely to be reflected across whole-animal phenotypes. Two processes linked to mitochondrial fitness are oxidative stress and inflammation. He...
Chelsi J Marolf,David L Swanson Chelsi J Marolf
AbstractSmall birds in temperate regions are faced with a large range of environmental conditions throughout the year, including fluctuating temperatures. During cold winters, birds often exhibit an increase in metabolic rates, body mass, a...
Shahar Dubiner,Shai Meiri,Eran Levin Shahar Dubiner
AbstractSquamates are adapted to thrive in extreme deserts thanks to, among other mechanisms, the water-conserving characteristics of their integument. Yet very small-bodied species, such as the fossorial desert thread snake Myriopholis mac...
Diego J Perez-Venegas,Felipe Montalva,Josefina Gutierrez et al. Diego J Perez-Venegas et al.
AbstractPinnipeds face increasing challenges that affect how maternal foraging and nursing strategies transfer key resources for immune function and ultimately the survival of their offspring. We evaluated how foraging strategies and matern...
Rebecca S Raynal,Russell Bonduriansky,Lisa E Schwanz Rebecca S Raynal
AbstractThe ability of freshwater fish to acclimate quickly to water temperature variation is imperative when living in shallow changeable environments. However, while it has often been assumed that maximum metabolic rate is constant and th...
Casey A Mueller,Carlos Caetano B D P Leão,Krystal R Atherley et al. Casey A Mueller et al.
AbstractEnvironmental thermal fluctuations influence fitness-related organismal traits. Investigations of ectothermic physiology must include cycling thermal regimes because such fluctuations are increasing with environmental change. We use...
Léna Jégo,Jean-Baptiste Quéméneur,Antoine Stier et al. Léna Jégo et al.
AbstractPeriods of hypoxia are extremely common in aquatic systems and are predicted to have enduring impacts on aquatic life. Mitochondrial metabolic responses are important for animal performance during hypoxia, but tissue-specific respon...