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Animal physiology : : an environmental perspective /

por Butler, Patrick J.

Autores adicionales: Brown, J. Anne | Stephenson, D. George | Speakman, J. R

Publicado por : Oxford University Press (Oxford) Detalles físicos: xii, 1089 Paginas ilustraciones ISBN:0199655456; 9780199655458.

Tema(s): Ecología animal -- Evolución (biología) -- Adaptación (biología)

Año : 2021

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Part one -- Animals and their environment -- 1: The diversity of animals and their interactions with natural environments -- 2: Energy metabolism -- generating energy from food -- 3: Cells, organisms and interactions with their environment -- Part two -- Water and salts -- 4: Body fluid regulation: principles and processes -- 5: Osmotic and ionic regulation in aquatic animals -- 6: Water balance of land animals -- 7: Kidneys and excretion -- Part three -- Temperature -- 8: Temperature and the principles of heat exchange -- 9: Temperature regulation in ectotherms -- 10: Temperature regulation in endotherms -- Part four -- Oxygen -- 11: The respiratory gases, gas exchange and transport: key characteristics and principles -- 12: Respiratory systems -- 13: Transport in respiratory systems, and acid-base balance -- 14: Cardiovascular systems -- 15: Environmental and behavioural influences on the cardiorespiratory system -- Part five -- Coordination and integration -- 16: Neurons, nerves and nervous systems -- 17: How animals sense their environments -- 18: Muscles and animal movement -- 19: Hormones -- 20: Reproduction -- 21: Control of sodium, water, and calcium balance -- 22: Integration of the respiratory and circulatory systems.