Activity-temperature Coupling
Activity-Temperature Coupling is a physiological construct that denotes the intrinsic temporal relationship in which the circadian rhythm of physical activity synchronizes with and modulates the rhythmic fluctuations of core body temperature, thereby reflecting the coordinated regulation of locomotor behavior and thermoregulatory processes within the circadian system.
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Precise Temperature Compensation of Phase in a Rhythmic Motor Pattern
Lamont S. Tang, Marie L. Goeritz, Jonathan S. Caplan et al. · PLoS Biology · 2010 · 179 citations · Full text
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