The Salamander
Partitioning of Acid Base Regulation Between Renal and Extrarenal Sites in the Adult, Terrestrial Stage of the Salamander Ambystoma Tigrinum During Respiratory Acidosis
... PARTITIONING OF ACID-BASE REGULATION BETWEEN RENAL AND EXTRARENAL SITES IN THE ADULT, TERRESTRIAL STAGE OF THE SALAMANDER AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM DURING RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS BY DANIEL F.. STI[r] ...
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ACTION OF THE HYPAXIAL MUSCLES DURING WALKING AND SWIMMING IN THE SALAMANDER DICAMPTODON ENSATUS
... the salamander Ambystoma tigrinum is correlated with lateral trunk bending (Frolich and Biewener, 1992) and does appear to be appropriate for stabilization against forward acceleration and ...
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What the salamander eye has been telling the vision scientist’s brain
... the salamander to vision research and can be roughly divided into a period centered on neuroanatomy (orange region), a period with focus on cellular neuroscience and neurochemistry (green), and a period with major ...
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The effect of stimulus features on the visual orienting behaviour of the salamander Plethodon jordani
... used to test for side preferences and the occurrence of failures of orienting responses. In the latter case, results from presentations of identical versus different stimuli were compared. A preference scale was created ...
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The Morphology and Physiology of the Salamander Thyroid Gland
... Hence it is evident that thyroid substance administered to the larvae of salamanders enforces metamorphosis directly by its action upon the tissues of the animals, without the intermedia[r] ...
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P450 aromatase expression in the temperature sensitive sexual differentiation of salamander (Hynobius retardatus) gonads
... a salamander living in Hokkaido, northern Japan, adapted to the cold environment (Iwasaki and Wakahara, ...the salamander tend to differentiate into ovaries and that the sex ratio of larvae inclines to ...
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Chivers & Ferrari 2013 Behav Ecol
... tiger salamander, newt, or goldfish (Carassius auratus) and tested for differences in the intensity of the learned responses to the predators the following day or 8 days ...the salamander only and again ...
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Loading mechanics of the femur in tiger salamanders (Ambystoma tigrinum) during terrestrial locomotion
... Safety factors determined for the femora of tiger salamanders were 10.5 in bending, approaching the magnitudes of estimates from force-platform-based evaluations for river cooter turtles [13.9 (Butcher and Blob, 2008)], ...
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Mechanics of lung ventilation in a post metamorphic salamander, Ambystoma Tigrinum
... Patch electrodes were manufactured and implanted as described by Carrier (1993). Patch electrodes were used to minimize cross talk between the thin sheets of lateral hypaxial musculature (Loeb and Gans, 1986; Carrier, ...
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Modulation of prey capture behavior in the plethodontid salamander Ensatina eschscholtzii
... terrestrial salamander Plethodon cinereus uses visual encounters to specialize on large fruit flies when presented with a choice of large and small fruit flies after experience with both (Jaeger et ...the ...
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Physiological responses to elevated temperature across the geographic range of a terrestrial salamander
... samples (3 different samples as a result of different sample times) and subtracted the relevant values from the CORT release rates of each salamander (spring water CORT ranged from 2.61 to 8.79 pg ml −1 of sample ...
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HINDLIMB KINEMATICS DURING TERRESTRIAL LOCOMOTION IN A SALAMANDER (DICAMPTODON TENEBROSUS)
... (Fig. 4B) and the crus is extended, making a shallow angle with the treadmill surface (Fig. 4C,D). At this point, the trunk is concave towards the left (Fig. 4E). As the stride progresses, one sees straightening of the ...
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Evolution of maternal egg size effects in sister salamander species
... Trait integration, evolution of plasticity, and the value of yolk Yolk removal significantly affected Ambystoma barbouri hatching time, survival and body size. These results provide experimental support for the ...
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Assessment of Malathion Environmental Kinetics Using Earthworm and Salamander Models
... the exposure was extended to include the consumption of a contaminated earthworm, then bioaccumulation only occurred if the salamander ate an entire worm daily for 10 days and absorbed all of the malathion from ...
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Glycerol Combustion
... Of the above issues, the final was considered the most critical. The burner would have no value if a flame could not be sustained indefinitely. Inspiration was once again taken from the design of the salamander ...
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Cellular basis of brain maturation and acquisition of complex behaviors in salamanders
... the salamander brain has undergone secondary morphological simplifications, its functional capacity is comparable to that of amniotes (Roth et ...the salamander brain (Barbosa et ...model salamander ...
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Statistical Inference in Generalized Linear Mixed Models by Joint Modelling Mean and Covariance of Non Normal Random Effects
... the salamander data will be analyzed as an example under the assumption of multivariate t distribution of random effects, then simulation study with same design protocol as salamander data followed in ...
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An integrative framework for salamander and mouse limb regeneration
... Following successful blastema formation, cells proliferate to expand the progenitor pool, and cellular differentiation and limb re-patterning occurs. An important question that deserves more attention is whether there ...
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Conserved Vertebrate Chromosome Segments in the Large Salamander Genome
... Urodele amphibians (salamanders) are important models for embryological, physiological, and natural history research and are also a biomedically important group because they are the only vertebrates capable of ...
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Transcriptomic analysis of the host response to an iridovirus infection in Chinese giant salamander, Andrias davidianus
... giant salamander using Solexa sequencing technology, compara- tive transcriptome analysis indicated that only 293 genes were down-regulated and 220 genes were up-regulated in response to the GSIV ...
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