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Aestivation (Latin:
aestas (summer); also
spelled estivation in
American English) is a
state of
animal dormancy,
similar to hibernation,
although taking...
- Symonds, B.; Franklin, C. E.; Harper, G. S. (2005). "Lessons from an
estivating frog:
sparing muscle protein despite starvation and disuse". AJP: Regulatory...
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hepatopancreas in land
snail Otala lactea by
comparing the
active and
estivating states. They
concluded that
reversible phosphorylation can
control the...
- 2307/1447391. JSTOR 1447391. Etheridge, Kay (1990). "The
Energetics of
Estivating Sirenid Salamanders (Siren
lacertina and
Pseudobranchus striatus)". Herpetologica...
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surviving seasonal drying out of
their habitats by
burrowing into mud and
estivating throughout the dry season.
Changes in
physiology allow it to slow its...
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surviving seasonal drying out of
their habitats by
burrowing into mud and
estivating throughout the dry season. They can live to be at
least 80
years of age...
- in 1802.
These non-migratory
moths overwinter as
pupae and
almost never estivate as adults. The
genus includes the
former Bomolocha species.
Antennae minutely...
- is
active during the
spring to
early summer for 2.5
months after they
estivate and goes back into
hibernation soon after.
Species in the
genus Gambelia...
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Cernuella virgata estivating on
plant stems near the
temple of Segesta, Italy...
- 1007/978-3-540-93985-6. ISBN 978-3-540-93984-9. Neill, W.T. (1950). Copeia, 1950, An
estivating bowfin.
American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. p. 240...
