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Mammals thermoregulation

Gordon CJ. 1994. Thermoregulation in laboratory mammals and humans exposed to anticholinesterase agents. Neurotoxicol Teratol 16 427-453. [Pg.210]

Thermoregulation in mammals has been the subject of widespread investigation for many years. Because of the many animal species and the almost limitless combinations of environmental and physiological conditions under which temperature regulation is of interest, the literature in this field is extremely broad and diverse. [Pg.264]

Gordon, C. J. (1994). Thermoregulation in laboratory mammals and humatLs exposed to amicholinesterasc agents. Neuro-foxicol. TeraioL 16,427—453. [Pg.357]

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