Concepedia

The effects of progressive hypoxia on the crustacean cardiovascular system: a comparison of the freshwater crayfish, ( Procambarus clarkii ), and the lobster ( Homarus americanus )

Carl L. Reiber, B. R. McMahon

Journal of Comparative Physiology B · 1998 · 59 citations · 21 references

Concepts

Animal PhysiologyProgressive HypoxiaPhysiologyHypoxia (Medicine)Terrestrial CrustaceanFreshwater CrayfishAquatic OrganismNervous SystemCrustacean Cardiovascular SystemComparative Physiology

References

21

Some errors in respirometry of aquatic breathers: How to avoid and correct for them

J. F. Steffensen · Fish Physiology and Biochemistry · 1989 · 574 citations

Aquatic Breathers, Pulmonary Circulation, Physiology +4

Physiological Regulation and Conformation: A BASIC Program for the Determination of Critical Points

Dorian P. Yeager, Gordon R. Ultsch · Physiological Zoology · 1989 · 326 citations

Biophysical Modeling, Homeostatic Mechanism, O2 Conformation +25

Responses of Aquatic Invertebrates to Declining Oxygen Conditions

Charlotte P. Mangum, W. Van Winkle · American Zoologist · 1973 · 244 citations

Fitness, Gas Exchange Process, Redox Biology +16

Control and Co-Ordination of Ventilation and Circulation in Crustaceans: Responses to Hypoxia and Exercise

Edwin W. Taylor · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1982 · 147 citations · Full text

Large Volume, Anatomy, Decapodan Crustaceans +19

The effects of environmental variables on the heart rates of invertebrates

Peter L. deFur, Charlotte P. Mangum · Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Physiology · 1979 · 142 citations

Predator-prey Interaction, Physiology, Heart Rates +3