Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores.
During 1977-81, 8 individual bears were instrumented with radio-transmitters to monitor either body temperature and/or heart rate in the Brooks Range, Alaska. Body temperature during summer averaged 37.7 C in the abdomen and 36.3 C below the skin, whereas in the winter they averaged 34.5 C and 32.4...
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ftdtic:ADA127789 2023-05-15T15:02:59+02:00 Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. Follmann,Erich H ALASKA UNIV FAIRBANKS INST OF ARCTIC BIOLOGY AND MUSEUM 1982-12 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA127789 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA127789 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA127789 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Anatomy and Physiology *CARNIVORA MEASUREMENT MONITORING ALASKA METABOLISM REDUCTION PHYSIOLOGY HEART RATE RADIO TRANSMITTERS BODY TEMPERATURE BIOINSTRUMENTATION *Bears PE61153N WUNR207287 Text 1982 ftdtic 2016-02-20T22:16:53Z During 1977-81, 8 individual bears were instrumented with radio-transmitters to monitor either body temperature and/or heart rate in the Brooks Range, Alaska. Body temperature during summer averaged 37.7 C in the abdomen and 36.3 C below the skin, whereas in the winter they averaged 34.5 C and 32.4 C, respectively. Lowered temperature in the winter reflected the reduced metabolism that has been reported for bears during this period. Heart rates were significantly reduced in winter dens compared with summer sleep. Heart rates recorded for 9 behavior categories during the summer active period reflected the amount of motor activity associated with the behavior, except for standing and sitting alert which were associated with relatively high rates. These probably reflected emotional of other physiological state, factors which are known to affect heart rate independent of motor activity. Text Arctic Brooks Range Alaska Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic |
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Anatomy and Physiology *CARNIVORA MEASUREMENT MONITORING ALASKA METABOLISM REDUCTION PHYSIOLOGY HEART RATE RADIO TRANSMITTERS BODY TEMPERATURE BIOINSTRUMENTATION *Bears PE61153N WUNR207287 |
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Anatomy and Physiology *CARNIVORA MEASUREMENT MONITORING ALASKA METABOLISM REDUCTION PHYSIOLOGY HEART RATE RADIO TRANSMITTERS BODY TEMPERATURE BIOINSTRUMENTATION *Bears PE61153N WUNR207287 Follmann,Erich H Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. |
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Anatomy and Physiology *CARNIVORA MEASUREMENT MONITORING ALASKA METABOLISM REDUCTION PHYSIOLOGY HEART RATE RADIO TRANSMITTERS BODY TEMPERATURE BIOINSTRUMENTATION *Bears PE61153N WUNR207287 |
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During 1977-81, 8 individual bears were instrumented with radio-transmitters to monitor either body temperature and/or heart rate in the Brooks Range, Alaska. Body temperature during summer averaged 37.7 C in the abdomen and 36.3 C below the skin, whereas in the winter they averaged 34.5 C and 32.4 C, respectively. Lowered temperature in the winter reflected the reduced metabolism that has been reported for bears during this period. Heart rates were significantly reduced in winter dens compared with summer sleep. Heart rates recorded for 9 behavior categories during the summer active period reflected the amount of motor activity associated with the behavior, except for standing and sitting alert which were associated with relatively high rates. These probably reflected emotional of other physiological state, factors which are known to affect heart rate independent of motor activity. |
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Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. |
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Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. |
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Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. |
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Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. |
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Physiological Studies of Arctic Carnivores. |
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physiological studies of arctic carnivores. |
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