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Page 166
Variations of size-dependence of metabolic rate with physiological conditions are
demonstrated by data obtained in our laboratory in an important aspect which
has been little investigated. The size-dependence of metabolism as expressed in
...
Variations of size-dependence of metabolic rate with physiological conditions are
demonstrated by data obtained in our laboratory in an important aspect which
has been little investigated. The size-dependence of metabolism as expressed in
...
Page 180
It has been noted above that metabolic rate under basal and nonbasal conditions
changes not only in magnitude but also with respect to allometry expressing its
relation to body size. What is the justification of taking "resting metabolism" as ...
It has been noted above that metabolic rate under basal and nonbasal conditions
changes not only in magnitude but also with respect to allometry expressing its
relation to body size. What is the justification of taking "resting metabolism" as ...
Page 184
Variations of the relation between body size and metabolic rate may occur (a) in
different tissues or in different species; (6) due to changes of physiological
conditions; (c) due to different experimental designs. Among the conditions
altering this ...
Variations of the relation between body size and metabolic rate may occur (a) in
different tissues or in different species; (6) due to changes of physiological
conditions; (c) due to different experimental designs. Among the conditions
altering this ...
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Introduction | 3 |
The Meaning of General System Theory | 30 |
Some System Concepts in Elementary Mathematical | 54 |
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