William Davison - Concepedia

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William Davison

Also Known As

Davison, E., Davison, William, Johnston, W Davison, W. DAVISON, W. Davison, William Davison, William G. Davison, William George. Davison

129

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4.4K

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115

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University of Canterbury The University of Queensland University of Gothenburg University of Hull Plant & Food Research

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William Davison is an author at University of Canterbury specializing in physiology, biology, and marine biology.

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William Davison

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3.5K

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	Year	Citations
Energy metabolism of carp swimming muscles Ian A. Johnston, William Davison, G. Goldspink Journal of Comparative Physiology B Energy MetabolismKinesiologyMuscle FunctionSkeletal MuscleBioenergetics	1977	304
The Effect of Prolonged Exercise on the Lateral Musculature of the Brown Trout (<i>Salmo Trutta</i>) William Davison, G. Goldspink Journal of Experimental Biology Physical ActivityMuscle FunctionFitnessProlonged ExerciseLocomotor Performance	1977	150
A falsification of the thermal specialization paradigm: compensation for elevated temperatures in Antarctic fishes Frank Seebacher, William Davison, Cara J. Lowe, Biology Letters BiologyElevated TemperaturesSpecialization ParadigmEngineeringFitness	2005	140
Antarctic fish can compensate for rising temperatures: thermal acclimation of cardiac performance in <i>Pagothenia borchgrevinki</i> Craig E. Franklin, William Davison, Frank Seebacher Journal of Experimental Biology Animal PhysiologyHeart RateKinesiologyEngineeringFitness	2007	127
Cardiovascular Responses of the Red-Blooded Antarctic Fishes <i>Pagothenia Bernacchii</i> and <i>P. Borchgrevinki</i> Michael Axelsson, William Davison, Malcolm E. Forster, Journal of Experimental Biology	1992	125
Training and its effects on teleost fish William Davison Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Physiology BiologyTeleost FishFitnessPhysiologyNervous System	1989	98
The effect of hypoxia on the levels of circulating catecholamines in the dogfishScyliorhinus canicula P. J. Butler, Edwin W. Taylor, Mike Capra, Journal of Comparative Physiology B Animal PhysiologyVeterinary PhysiologyNeurophysiologyMedicinePhysiology	1978	93
The Antarctic notothenioid fish Pagothenia borchgrevinki is thermally flexible: acclimation changes oxygen consumption Esme Robinson, William Davison Polar Biology BiologyBenthic-pelagic CouplingFitnessAcclimation ChangesNatural Sciences	2007	86
Temperature adaptation in myosin of Antarctic fish Ian A. Johnston, N. J. Walesby, William Davison, Nature BiologyAquatic OrganismTemperature Adaptation	1975	82
The aerobic scope of an antarctic fish, Pagothenia borchgrevinki and its significance for metabolic cold adaptation Malcolm E. Forster, Craig E. Franklin, H. H. Taylor, Polar Biology BiologyPhysiologyMetabolic Cold AdaptationAerobic ScopeAquatic Organism	1987	73

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