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Appetite, 1986
Meal patterns were studied in dormice (Glis glis) kept at an ambient temperature of 25 degrees C. At this temperature there is no prolonged hibernation and the periodicity of cycles of food intake and body weight is about 2 months. The data on meal patterns were related to the level of food intake during repeated observation periods.
N, Mrosovsky, M, Boshes
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Meal patterns were studied in dormice (Glis glis) kept at an ambient temperature of 25 degrees C. At this temperature there is no prolonged hibernation and the periodicity of cycles of food intake and body weight is about 2 months. The data on meal patterns were related to the level of food intake during repeated observation periods.
N, Mrosovsky, M, Boshes
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Blood gas analyses of hibernating hamsters and dormice
Pfl�gers Archiv European Journal of Physiology, 1976Blood gases were measured in hibernating and hypothermic animals as a biological model of clinical hypothermia. Blood gas analyses from hamsters and dormice were carried out with the aid of permanent arterial catheters during normothermia and hibernation.
G, Kreienbühl, J, Strittmatter, E, Ayim
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Geological Magazine, 1899
In the nomenclature of fossil Myoxidæ, the generic term Myoxus has hitherto been used in a broad sense, under the assumption that the distinctive characters of the recent genera of the family are not apparent in their Tertiary representatives. It is my purpose to show in the present note that this is not the case, there being in the Middle Miocene, at ...
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In the nomenclature of fossil Myoxidæ, the generic term Myoxus has hitherto been used in a broad sense, under the assumption that the distinctive characters of the recent genera of the family are not apparent in their Tertiary representatives. It is my purpose to show in the present note that this is not the case, there being in the Middle Miocene, at ...
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Ultrastructure of Organs and Tissues of Dormice during Hibernation
2000In the last several years ultrastructural investigations of a number of organs and tissues were performed by means of transmission electron microscopy and ultrastructural cytochemistry and immunocytochemistry in two species of hibernating dormice, Muscardinus avellanarius and Glis glis.
ZANCANARO, Carlo +5 more
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Giant growth in insular fossil dormice
2020(1)Hull York Medical School, University of York, United Kingdom; (2) Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford, United Kingdom; (3)Natural History Museum, London, United Kingdom; (4) Department of Musculoskeletal Ageing Science, Institute of Life Course Medical Sciences, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom; (5)Departament de Dinàmica de la
Hennekam , Jesse James +6 more
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Infradian cycles in dormice (Glis glis)
Journal of Comparative Physiology ? A, 1980Infradian cycles of body weight occur in captive dormice,Glis glis. The period of these cycles is often about 2 months but is highly variable both between and within individuals. These cycles can persist for at least 3 years. This paper describes a number of variables that change on an infradian basis along with body weight.
N. Mrosovsky +5 more
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Comptes rendus des seances de la Societe de biologie et de ses filiales, 1976
The plasmatic rate of Ca, Na and K are nearly constant during the deep lethargy of hedgehogs, common dormice and garden dormice and little differ from those measured in the active animals at 22 degrees C. Only the kaliemies of the hibernating common dormice and garden dormice are very low.
R, Hoo-Paris, C, Castex, H, Garcin
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The plasmatic rate of Ca, Na and K are nearly constant during the deep lethargy of hedgehogs, common dormice and garden dormice and little differ from those measured in the active animals at 22 degrees C. Only the kaliemies of the hibernating common dormice and garden dormice are very low.
R, Hoo-Paris, C, Castex, H, Garcin
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Pathogenicity and transmissibility of Monkeypox virus in dormice
Abstract The global spread of the monkeypox virus (MPXV) poses a significant challenge to public health, yet reliable and consistent animal models for evaluating MPXV remain limited, which to some extent restricts the advancement of treatment strategies and transmission-blocking technologies. As natural hosts, AfricanZhaoliang Chen +10 more
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