Timing Metabolic Depression: Predicting Thermal Stress in Extreme Intertidal Environments.

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Timing Metabolic Depression: Predicting Thermal Stress in Extreme Intertidal Environments.

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AbstractAnticipatory changes in organismal responses, triggered by reliable environmental cues for future conditions, are key to species' persistence in temporally variable environments. Such responses were tested by measuring the physiological performance of a tropical high-shore oyster in tandem with the temporal predictability of environmental temperature. Heart rate of the oyster increased with environmental temperatures until body temperature reached ∼37°C, when a substantial depression ...

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2020-10

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Hui, Tin Yan / Dong, Yun-Wei / Han, Guo-Dong / Lau, Sarah LY / Cheng, Martin CF / Meepoka, Chayanid / Ganmanee, Monthon / Williams, Gray A

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/61595

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Isognomon nucleus / predictability / rocky shore / thermal performance / tropical / Animals / Heart / Heart Rate / Hot Temperature / Ostreidae / Behavioral and Social Science / 06 Biological Sciences

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