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    Comparative Genomics in Ecological Physiology: Toward a More Nuanced Understanding of Acclimation and Adaptation
    Andrew Whitehead
    The Journal of experimental biology（2012）SCI 2区
    SummaryOrganisms that live in variable environments must adjust their physiology to compensate for environmental change. Modern functional genomics technologies offer global top-down discovery-based tools for identifying and exploring the mechanistic basis by which organisms resp...
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    Physiological Responses to Feeding, Fasting and Estivation for Anurans
    SM Secor
    The Journal of experimental biology（2005）SCI 2区
    SUMMARY Anuran estivation is characterized by long episodes of aphagia. To investigate whether estivating anurans downregulate intestinal performance as an adaptive mechanism to reduce energy expenditure, I compared the metabolic and intestinal responses to feeding, fasting and e...
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    The Physiology of Contractile Vacuoles. VII. Osmotic Relations in a Suctorian, with Special Reference to the Mechanism of Control of Vacuolar Output
    JA KITCHING
    The Journal of experimental biology（1951）SCI 2区
    1. Evidence from osmotic experiments indicates that the amount of osmotically inactive material in the suctorian Podophrya is small, and that the internal osmotic pressure of the cytoplasm is approximately that of a 0-04 M solution of non-electrolyte. 2. When the internal osmotic...
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    Intensity Responses of the Single Auditory Receptor of Notodontid Moths: a Test of the Peripheral Interaction Hypothesis in Moth Ears
    Fullard, Forrest, Surlykke
    The Journal of experimental biology（1998）SCI 2区
    It has been proposed that the most sensitive auditory receptor cell (A1) in the two-celled ears of certain noctuoid moths is inhibited by its partner, the A2 cell, at high stimulus intensities. We used the single-celled ears of notodontid moths, also noctuoids, to test this hypot...
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    Activity Dependence of Spreading Depression in the Locust CNS
    Kristin E. Spong, Tom R. Mazzetti,R. Meldrum Robertson
    The Journal of experimental biology（2016）SCI 2区
    Spreading depression (SD) is associated with large changes in extracellular ion concentrations and can be induced by impairing mechanisms of K(+) ion homeostasis. We tested activity dependence of SD in the locust model of ouabain-induced SD in the metathoracic ganglion. Wind acti...
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    Nasal Airflow in the Pygmy Slow Loris (nycticebus Pygmaeus) Based on a Combined Histological, Computed Tomographic and Computational Fluid Dynamics Methodology
    Timothy D. Smith,Brent A. Craven,Serena M. Engel,Christopher J. Bonar,Valerie B. DeLeon
    The Journal of experimental biology（2019）SCI 2区
    'Macrosmatic' mammals have dedicated olfactory regions within their nasal cavity and segregated airstreams for olfaction and respiratory air-conditioning. Here, we examined the 3D distribution of olfactory surface area (SA) and nasal airflow patterns in the pygmy slow loris (Nyct...
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    Integration of Swimming Kinematics and Ram Suspension Feeding in a Model American Paddlefish, Polyodon Spathula
    Grant E. Haines,S. Laurie Sanderson
    The Journal of experimental biology（2017）SCI 2区
    Ram suspension-feeding fishes swim with an open mouth to force water through the oral cavity and extract prey items that are too small to be pursued individually. Recent research has indicated that, rather than using a dead-end mechanical sieve, American paddlefish (Polyodon spat...
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    A Songbird Compensates for Wing Molt During Escape Flights by Reducing the Molt Gap and Increasing Angle of Attack
    Barbara M. Tomotani,Florian T. Muijres
    The Journal of experimental biology（2019）SCI 2区
    During molt, birds replace their feathers to retain feather quality and maintain flight performance. However, wing gaps inherent of this process can also reduce flight capacities, which could be detrimental when foraging or escaping predators. Still, many bird species will not ce...
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    Woodpecker Drumming Behavior is Linked to the Elevated Expression of Genes That Encode Calcium Handling Proteins in the Neck Musculature
    Eric R. Schuppe, John O. Petersen,Matthew J. Fuxjager
    The Journal of experimental biology（2018）SCI 2区
    Many animals perform elaborate physical displays for social communication. Identifying molecular mechanisms that co-evolve with these complex behavioral signals can therefore help reveal how forces of selection shape animal design. To study this issue, we examined gene expression...
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    Chilling Induces Unidirectional Solute Leak Through the Locust Gut Epithelia
    Kaylen Brzezinski,Heath A. MacMillan
    The Journal of experimental biology（2020）SCI 2区
    Chill-susceptible insects, like the migratory locust, often die when exposed to low temperatures from an accumulation of tissue damage that is unrelated to freezing (chilling injuries). Chilling injury is consistently associated with ion imbalance across the gut epithelia. It has...
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    Temperature and External K+ Dependence of Electrical Excitation in Ventricular Myocytes of Cod-Like Fishes
    Denis Abramochkin,Jaakko Haverinen, Yuri A. Mitenkov,Matti Vornanen
    The Journal of experimental biology（2019）SCI 2区
    Electrical excitability (EE) is vital for cardiac function and strongly modulated by temperature and external K+ concentration ([K+]o) as formulated in the hypothesis of temperature-dependent deterioration of electrical excitability (TDEE). Since little is known about EE of arcti...
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    Threshold Effect in the H2O2 Production of Skeletal Muscle Mitochondria During Fasting and Refeeding
    Damien Roussel,Melanie Boel,Mathieu Mortz,Caroline Romestaing,Claude Duchamp,Yann Voituron
    The Journal of experimental biology（2019）SCI 2区
    Under nutritional deprivation, the energetic benefits of reducing mitochondrial metabolism are often associated with enhanced harmful pro-oxidant effects and a subsequent long-term negative impact on cellular integrity. However, the flexibility of mitochondrial functioning under ...
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    Kinematic Analysis of an Appetitive Food-Handling Behavior: the Functional Morphology of Syrian Hamster Cheek Pouches
    Carolyn A. Buckley,Jill E. Schneider,David Cundall
    The Journal of experimental biology（2007）SCI 2区
    Prodigious food hoarding in Syrian hamsters Mesocricetus auratus Waterhouse is strongly linked to appetite and is made possible by large internal cheek pouches. We provide a functional analysis of the cheek pouch and its associated retractor muscle. Frame-by-frame analysis of vid...
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    The Impulse Response of Optic Flow-Sensitive Descending Neurons to Roll M-Sequences
    Richard Leibbrandt,Sarah Nicholas,Karin Nordstrom
    The Journal of experimental biology（2021）SCI 2区
    When animals move through the world, their own movements generate widefield optic flow across their eyes. In insects, such widefield motion is encoded by optic lobe neurons. These lobula plate tangential cells (LPTCs) synapse with optic flow-sensitive descending neurons, which in...
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    Humming Hummingbirds, Insect Flight Tones and a Model of Animal Flight Sound
    Christopher J. Clark,Emily A. Mistick
    The Journal of experimental biology（2020）SCI 2区
    Why do hummingbirds hum and insects whine when their wings flap in flight? Gutin proposed that a spinning propeller produces tonal sound because the location of the center of aerodynamic pressure on each blade oscillates relative to an external receiver. Animal wings also move, a...
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    The Insensitive Dormouse: Reproduction Skipping is Not Caused by Chronic Stress in Glis Glis
    Jessica S. Cornils,Franz Hoelzl,Nikolaus Huber,Richard Zink,Hanno Gerritsmann,Claudia Bieber,Franz Schwarzenberger,Thomas Ruf
    The Journal of experimental biology（2018）SCI 2区
    Entire populations of edible dormice (Glis glis) can skip reproduction in years without mast seeding of deciduous trees (particularly beech or oak seed), because juveniles require high-calorie seeds for growth and fattening prior to hibernation. We hypothesized that, in mast fail...
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    Forelimb Position Affects Facultative Bipedal Locomotion in Lizards
    Chase T. Kinsey,Lance D. McBrayer
    The Journal of experimental biology（2018）SCI 2区
    Recent work indicates that bipedal posture in lizards is advantageous during obstacle negotiation. However, little is known about how bipedalism occurs beyond a lizard's acceleratory threshold. Furthermore, no study to date has examined the effects of forelimb position on the bod...
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    Risk-taking Coping Style Correlates with SERT SNP290 Polymorphisms in Free-Living Great Tits
    Sepand Riyahi,Jose G. Carrillo-Ortiz,Francesc Uribe,Francesc Calafell,Juan Carlos Senar
    The Journal of experimental biology（2022）SCI 2区
    The coping style of an individual in relation to potentially dangerous situations has been suggested to be inherited in a polygenic fashion, SERT being one of the candidate genes. In this study, we assessed in free-living great tits (Parus major) the association between SNP290 in...
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    Comparative Sound Detection Abilities of Four Decapod Crustaceans
    Craig A. Radford, Kevin Tay,Marie L. Goeritz
    The Journal of experimental biology（2022）SCI 2区
    Sound perception and detection in decapod crustaceans is surprisingly poorly understood, even though there is mounting evidence for sound playing a critical role in many life history strategies. The suspected primary organ of sound perception is the paired statocysts at the base ...
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