Biochemical Adaptation: Mechanism and Process in Physiological Evolution
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Summary
This volume discusses water-Solute Adaptations: The Evolution and Regulation of the Internal Milieu, and the influence of Oxygen Availability on the Diving Response and Its Evolution.
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- 1984-06-21
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Mechanism (biology), Adaptation (eye), Oxygen metabolism, Biology, Homeostasis
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