thermal plasticity
Thermal plasticity of skeletal muscle phenotype in ectothermic vertebrates and its significance for locomotory behaviour
... remarkable thermal plasticity of swimming performance in the goldfish (Carassius auratus ...the thermal range for activity and shifted the optimum temperature for performance ...
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Developmental thermal plasticity of prey modifies the impact of predation
... whether plasticity does improve success in an ecological context is ...developmental plasticity in embryos of the frog Limnodynastes peronii is beneficial by increasing survivorship of tadpoles in the ...
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Cardiac reflexes in a warming world: thermal plasticity of barostatic control and autonomic tones in a temperate fish
... heart rate of Biotest fish was a combined effect of elevated inhibitory cholinergic tone (105% in Biotest fish versus 70% in reference fish) and reduced intrinsic cardiac pacemaker rate. A barostatic response was evident ...
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Mitochondrial dynamics underlying thermal plasticity of cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) hearts
... this thermal response (Fig.3). The substrate-dependent effect on the thermal sensitivity of oxidative pathways may allow mitochondria to produce aerobic energy over a broader range of ...
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Thermal plasticity in young snakes: how will climate change affect the thermoregulatory tactics of ectotherms?
... a thermal difference among treatments that we did not detect because we measured body temperatures only on unfed ...their thermal inertia and can heat more quickly (Grigg et ...
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Intraspecific variation in the thermal plasticity of mitochondria in killifish
... for thermal adaptation (Schulte, 2001; Schulte, ...acute thermal challenge (Fangue et ...the plasticity of processes involved in oxygen delivery to the mitochondria and mitochondrial amount in ...
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Reversibility of developmental heat and cold plasticity is asymmetric and has long lasting consequences for adult thermal tolerance
... adaptive plasticity has allowed them to thrive under a wide range of thermal ...Developmental plasticity is generally considered to be a non-reversible phenotypic change, ...mediated thermal ...
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Thermal physiological traits and plasticity of metabolism are sensitive to biogeographic breaks in a rock pool marine shrimp
... metabolic plasticity is higher in populations subjected to seasonal upwelling in the intermediate area and also in populations located near environmental discontinuities at the biogeographic breaks (for similar ...
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Data Descriptor: a comprehensive database of thermal developmental plasticity in reptiles
... embryonic thermal environments, addressing widespread patterns at a comparative level has been hampered by the lack of accessible data in a format that is amendable to updates as new studies ...about ...
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Cardiac plasticity influences aerobic performance and thermal tolerance in a tropical, freshwater fish at elevated temperatures
... physiological plasticity in metabolic performance, aerobic capacity and thermal tolerance in Nile ...underlying thermal plasticity in fishes and can be useful to compensate for increased ...
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Trans generational plasticity in physiological thermal tolerance is modulated by maternal pre reproductive environment in the polychaete Ophryotrocha labronica
... its plasticity, influencing the individual’s ability to cope with environmental ...other thermal tolerance limits measured in our study (see also Alford et ...individual’s thermal tolerance window, ...
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Accounting and the plasticity of valuation
... (p.224) To conclude: We have argued that an investigation of the multiple forms of calculability engrained in economic valuation and measurement technologies, such as brand accounting and impairment tests, helps to get ...
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The modelling of soil plasticity
... soil plasticity models, although the definition of a single yield surface separating elastic from plastic behaviour is arbitrary, exactly as it is with actual triaxial tests on real ...
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Morphogenesis, plasticity and irreversibility
... Now we reconsider the experiments of Asashima’s group from this viewpoint. We propose that, after cells are put in the solution of activin, the cell state must be destabilized to recover some degree of plasticity. ...
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Imaging synaptic plasticity
... Traditionally, electrophysiological recordings and bio- chemical assays have been used to investigate long-term changes in synaptic efficacy following the electrical, pharmacological, or genetic manipulation of synaptic ...
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Plasticity in arthropod cryotypes
... of plasticity. However, it should be noted that although plasticity represents a widely distributed strategy among the Arthropoda, other strategies are also ...of plasticity as a mode of performance ...
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Caspases in synaptic plasticity
... synaptic plasticity [11,12], dendritic pruning during development in Droso- phila neurons [13,14], chemotropic responses of retinal growth cones in Xenopus [15], neurite outgrowth ...
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Structural plasticity in neuronal networks
... or plasticity, to adapt to new environments and to learn new ...neural plasticity can be distinguished based on how the changes are implemented in the ...synaptic plasticity. Most forms of ...
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Brain plasticity and regeneration
... However, neurons of the visual cortex also send axons far into the spinal cord during development These spinal projection axons from the visual cortex are later eliminated without loss o[r] ...
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Physiological variation and phenotypic plasticity: a response to `Plasticity in arthropod cryotypes' by Hawes and Bale
... ‘….the plasticity of an arthropod’s response varies in response to endogenous ...of plasticity, such as ‘the change in the expressed phenotype of a genotype as a function of the environment,’ provided by ...
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