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Herps: Physiological Ecology ( Water and Temperature )

Herps: Physiological Ecology ( Water and Temperature ). Hyla arenicolor. - Animals are 70-80% water - Solute concentrations and location - Q10 effect - Temperature and water linked. Physiological Implications of the Environment. Increased temperature ?

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Conservation and Ecology of Marine Reptiles MARE 490 Dr. Turner Summer 2011

Conservation and Ecology of Marine Reptiles MARE 490 Dr. Turner Summer 2011. Thermo & Osmo Regulation. Live in unique marine media that causes problems with thermal biology and regulation of salt & water Like other marine animals have adaptations which allow for survival. Thermal Biology.

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Conservation and Ecology of Marine Reptiles MARE 494 Dr. Turner Summer 2006

Conservation and Ecology of Marine Reptiles MARE 494 Dr. Turner Summer 2006. Thermo & Osmo Regulation. Live in unique marine media that causes problems with thermal biology and regulation of salt & water Like other marine animals have adaptations which allow for survival. Thermal Biology.

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Waste and Water Regulation Evolution

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Comparative Vertebrate Physiology

Comparative Vertebrate Physiology. Extrarenal mechanisms of osmoregulation. Lecture summary. Fish: gills Amphibians: Integument/urinary bladder Reptiles and birds: Salt gland/lower intestine Mammals: Nasal exchange + kangaroo rat. Marine teleosts. Marine teleosts- chloride cells.

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