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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 ...
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Applied Herpetology, 2003
All species of crocodilians are long-lived, top-level carnivores that are integral components of aquatic, wetland, and marine/estuarine ecosystems. However, they are often excluded from studies on environmental contamination and ecological risk assessments.
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All species of crocodilians are long-lived, top-level carnivores that are integral components of aquatic, wetland, and marine/estuarine ecosystems. However, they are often excluded from studies on environmental contamination and ecological risk assessments.
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NOTES ON CROCODILIAN LOCOMOTION
1988(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
Whitaker, Romulus, Andrews, Harry V.
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Journal of Herpetology, 1975
species size (the midpoint of the range of hatchling total lengths) is slightly above the formal level of significance in each case. The two measures of species size are themselves significantly correlated. The two most glaring areas of ignorance with regard to clutch size in crocodilians are: 1.) the species for which clutch sizes are either unknown ...
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species size (the midpoint of the range of hatchling total lengths) is slightly above the formal level of significance in each case. The two measures of species size are themselves significantly correlated. The two most glaring areas of ignorance with regard to clutch size in crocodilians are: 1.) the species for which clutch sizes are either unknown ...
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Crocodilian Biology and Evolution
Journal of Paleontology, 2003Crocodilian Biology and Evolution. G. C. Grigg, F. Seebacher, and C. E. Franklin (eds.). Surrey Beatty and Sons, Chipping Norton NSW, Australia, 446 p. Fossils of crocodilians and their extinct relatives are relatively common in the freshwater and sometimes marine fossil record since the Middle Triassic, but their study has not kept pace with that of ...
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Trihydroxycoprostanic acid from crocodilians
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1968P P, Shah, E, Staple, J L, Rabinowitz
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