From the cold-bloodedanimal to the warm-blooded is a great advance.
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His grizzled hair, cut close, expressed in some indefinable way the stupidity of a cold-bloodedanimal.
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Yet Mimics, which are supposed to be a cold-bloodedanimal, consume the same amount of energy as humans."
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Gradually hair and skin return to the previous cold-bloodedanimal state, and the whole picture of the cretin is in full bloom.
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True fishes are cold-bloodedanimals, and not sensible to differences of temperature.
Uso de ectotherm em inglês
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We conclude that resource-allocation patterns do vary with age in a long-lived ectotherm.
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The effects of temperature on ectotherm growth have been well documented.
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Taken together, this study characterises uncoupling protein activity in an ectotherm for the first time.
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Here we present data on upper temperature limits of 34 tropical marine ectotherm species from seven phyla living in intertidal and subtidal habitats.
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From an evolutionary point of view, producers of ectotherm eggs need therefore to time egg-laying appropriately in order to avoid unfavourable thermal nest environments.
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The current paradigm for marine ectotherms is that temperature limits are set through oxygen limitation.
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As "ectotherms" they depend on the external environment to control their body temperature.
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Ectotherm keeper at Auckland Zoo, Ben Goodwin looks after reptiles, crabs, fish and lots of native insects.
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Because turtles are long-lived ectotherms, factors such as temperature and age may affect their immune response, but comprehensive studies are lacking.
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As found in other insects, CTmax was higher in larger beetles, highlighting the importance of body size on thermal tolerance in ectotherms.
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Ben and his Ectotherm colleagues have bred and introduced more than four thousand threatened giant wētāpunga to islands in the Hauraki Gulf.
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Because fish are ectotherms, or cold-blooded animals, they need to move to an environment with a temperature that matches their internal physiological state.