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Body Temperature of Young Lambs
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1958The body temperatures of 37 Merino and Shropshire lambs were recorded for the first 100 days of life. Mean temperature of Merino lambs was found to be 102.8°F with a range of 100.2°– 104.0°F while the mean temperature of Shropshire lambs was 102.7°F with a range of 101.2°–104.4°F. There was no relation between the internal and atmospheric temperatures.
A H, HAMDY, C R, WEAVER
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Basal body temperature and endometriosis
Fertility and Sterility, 1990This investigation examined the association between pelvic endometriosis and altered basal body temperature (BBT). The study population consisted of infertile women who have been diagnosed as having endometriosis. A significant association was found between the presence of pelvic endometriosis (without previous treatment) and the appearance of a late ...
S, Chai, R A, Wild
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1970
Publisher Summary The mechanisms involved in the regulation of internal body temperature continue to receive the attention of many investigators. The effects of drugs on thermoregulation have been extensively studied and attempts have been made to determine the sites and mechanisms of drug action in the light of this newer knowledge.
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Publisher Summary The mechanisms involved in the regulation of internal body temperature continue to receive the attention of many investigators. The effects of drugs on thermoregulation have been extensively studied and attempts have been made to determine the sites and mechanisms of drug action in the light of this newer knowledge.
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2018
Sleep in mammals is accompanied by a decrease in core body temperature (CBT). The circadian clock in the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus regulates daily rhythms in both CBT and arousal states, and these rhythms are normally coupled. Reductions in metabolic heat production resulting from behavioral quiescence and reduced muscle tone along with ...
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Sleep in mammals is accompanied by a decrease in core body temperature (CBT). The circadian clock in the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus regulates daily rhythms in both CBT and arousal states, and these rhythms are normally coupled. Reductions in metabolic heat production resulting from behavioral quiescence and reduced muscle tone along with ...
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1999
Abstract This chapter is about how the temperatures of animals ‘ bodies are affected by the environment and by the animal ‘s metabolism, and how body temperature in turn affects the rates of physiological processes.Enzyme-catalysed reactions are affected by temperature. If the temperature is low, reactions proceed slowly.
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Abstract This chapter is about how the temperatures of animals ‘ bodies are affected by the environment and by the animal ‘s metabolism, and how body temperature in turn affects the rates of physiological processes.Enzyme-catalysed reactions are affected by temperature. If the temperature is low, reactions proceed slowly.
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Body-Weight, Energetics, and the Determination of Body Temperature
Journal of Experimental Biology, 1973ABSTRACT An analysis of the influence of body weight on the energetics of endotherms has been proposed by McNab (1970). It was based on the observations that (1) when body temperature is constant heat production equals heat loss, and (2) heat loss may be described as the product of thermal conductance and the temperature differential ...
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BODY TEMPERATURE AND FERTILIZATION IN THE COW
Reproduction, 1962Summary. Rectal temperatures of 934 Jersey and Australian Illawarra Shorthorn dairy cows were recorded during summer months immediately before artificial insemination. They ranged from 98·8°F to 105·0°F (mean 101·6 ± 0·9°F) and were related directly to stage of oestrus, supporting an earlier report of a thermal response at oestrus ...
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