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Interspecific scaling of blood flow rates and arterial sizes in mammals

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Fig. 1. Blood flow rates in mammalian arteries of different sizes. Relationship between log blood flow rate (Q _; cm3 s−1) and log systemic arterial lumen radius(ri; cm) in nine genera of mammals at rest
Fig. 2. Wall shear stress in mammalian arteries of different sizes. Relationship between log wall shear stress (τw; dyn cm−2) and log systemic arterial lumenradius (ri; cm) in mammals at rest, calculated from the Poiseuille shear stress equation: tw ¼ð4Q _
Fig. 4. Effect of body mass (MQb) on blood flow rate (Q _) in three major arteries of mammals at rest
Fig. 5. Effect of body mass (Mb) on wall shear stress (τw) in three major arteries of mammals at rest
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