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Ecophysiology (from Gr**** οἶκος, oikos, "house(hold)"; φύσις, physis, "nature, origin"; and -λογία, -logia),
environmental physiology or physiological...
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against predators. The
dermal bones are also
argued to be
involved in
ecophysiological implications such as the heat
transfers between the body and the surrounding...
- Palmqvist, P. (2010). "Nasal
aperture area and body m**** in felids:
Ecophysiological implications and
paleobiological inferences". Geobios. 43 (6): 653–661...
- Juanita. "Antarctic
Bestiary –
Terrestrial Animals".
Laboratory for
Ecophysiological Cryobiology.
Miami University.
Archived from the
original on 4 May...
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increase in the
frequency and
amount of
water storage. The
mechanism and
ecophysiological significance of this
water storage is not known. The wood is used for...
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increasing salinity stress and
decreasing water availability on
ecophysiological traits of
quinoa (Chenopodium
quinoa Willd.)".
Journal of Agronomy...
- PMID 11950997. Lüttge,
Ulrich (2006). "Photosynthetic
Flexibility and
Ecophysiological Plasticity:
Questions and
Lessons from Clusia, the Only CAM Tree, in...
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higher altitudes.
Water transportation by
plants is
another important ecophysiological process affected by
osmotic pressure gradients.
Water pressure in the...
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introduced species.
Earthworms are
classified into
three main
ecophysiological categories: (1) leaf litter- or compost-dwelling
worms that are nonburrowing...
- ISBN 978-0-521-25218-8.
Little C. (1990). The
terrestrial invasion. An
ecophysiological approach to the
origin of land animals.
Cambridge University Press...
