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Diverging trends in erythrocyte size elucidate cardiovascular evolution in stem dinosaurs and crocodilians. [PDF]
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Sedation and general anaesthesia of crocodilians: a systematic review. [PDF]
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At the Crocodilian Heart of the Matter
Science, 2000The interpretation of the haemodynamics of the crocodilian heart by Fisher et al. in their report “Cardiovascular evidence for an intermediate or higher metabolic rate in an ornithischian dinosaur” (21 Apr., p. [503][1]) is flawed and hence casts doubt on their conclusion that dinosaurs had “
Craig E Franklin +2 more
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Anatomy of the crocodilian spinal vein
Journal of Morphology, 2003AbstractThe crocodilian spinal vein is remarkably robust yet historically overlooked. Using corrosion casting, we describe the anatomy of this vessel and its connections with the caval and hepatic venous systems in representatives from four crocodilian genera.
Harvey B Lillywhite
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Allosteric regulation of crocodilian haemoglobin
Nature, 1981The oxygen affinity of most vertebrate haemoglobins in the absence of diffusible electrolytes is much higher than that of blood. In the red cell this affinity is lowered by organic phosphates, hydrogen ions, chloride ions and CO2 (refs 1–5). Similarly, crocodilian haemoglobin also has a much higher oxygen affinity than crocodile blood, but this is due ...
Gerolf Gros, A G Schnek, G Braunitzer
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2001
With declining crocodilian populations worldwide, a greater interest in the conservation of these animals in the wild and in captivity is ongoing. This effort has created a demand for safe and effective ways to handle and immobilize crocodiles for transport and relocation.
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With declining crocodilian populations worldwide, a greater interest in the conservation of these animals in the wild and in captivity is ongoing. This effort has created a demand for safe and effective ways to handle and immobilize crocodiles for transport and relocation.
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Electrocardiogram of the Crocodilian Heart
Nature, 1951As part of an investigation of the histology and functional anatomy of the crocodilian heart, electrocardiograms of the heart in intact animals (Nile crocodiles) were recorded. Part of a tracing, using the standard lead, throat to abdomen, is shown in Fig. 1.
F, DAVIES, E T B, FRANCIS, T S, KING
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2022
This chapter focuses on crocodilians, including alligators and caimans. The Spectacled Caiman is a medium-sized alligatorid species. Although very wary by nature, it can nonetheless be a dangerous animal under the wrong circumstances. Populations of the Spectacled Caiman in the United States were derived from the pet trade.
Walter E. Meshaka +3 more
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This chapter focuses on crocodilians, including alligators and caimans. The Spectacled Caiman is a medium-sized alligatorid species. Although very wary by nature, it can nonetheless be a dangerous animal under the wrong circumstances. Populations of the Spectacled Caiman in the United States were derived from the pet trade.
Walter E. Meshaka +3 more
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Questions in Crocodilian Physiology
Zoologica Africana, 1975Morphologists, physiologists, behaviourists and ecologists have traditionally asked different and often mutually exclusive questions within their different conceptual frameworks. Only the concept of natural selection and the idea that the animals have been modified for one or another mode of life history provide a common denominator or common framework
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