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The adult lifespan of the female honey bee (Apis mellifera): Metabolic rate, AGE pigment and the effect of dietary fatty acids by Martin, N., Hulbert, A.J., Bicudo, J.E.P.W., Mitchell, T.W., Else, P.L.

“…•Metabolic rate does not explain the lifespan difference between queens and workers.•Unlike other animals, AGE pigments decrease during the life cycle of honey…”
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Further analysis of open-respirometry systems: an a-compartmental mechanistic approach by Chaui-Berlinck, J G, Bicudo, J E

“…A system is said to be "instantaneous" when for a given constant input an equilibrium output is obtained after a while. In the meantime, the output is changing…”
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13.P3. Energy expenditure and locomotion of Cebus apella (capuchin monkey) by Ribeiro, M.C.P., Bicudo, J.E.P.W.

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13.P2. Energy restriction and adaptive changes among Amazonian populations by Jalles Filho, E., Bicudo, J.E.P.W.

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13.P1. Mechanical efficiency as an adaptive response to energy restriction by Jalles Filho, E., Bicudo, J.E.P.W.

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Dietary protein and carbohydrate affect feeding behavior and metabolic regulation in hummingbirds (Melanotrochilus fuscus) Las proteínas y carbohidratos dietarios afectan la conducta de alimentación y la regulación metabólica en picaflores (Melanotrochilus fuscus) by FLAVIA P. ZANOTTO, J.E.P.W. BICUDO

“…The objective of this work was to link hummingbird feeding behavior with metabolic regulation and in addition to assess whether dietary composition would…”
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Feeding and metabolic effects in hummingbird (Melanotrochilus fuscus) fed diets with contrasting amounts of protein and carbohydrate by Zanotto, F.P., Bicudo, J.E.P.W.

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Ion fluxes and hematological parameters of two teleosts from the Rio Negro, Amazon, exposed to hypoxia/Fluxos ionicos e parametros hematologicos em duas especies de teleosteos do Rio Negro, Amazonia, expostos a hipoxia by Baldisserotto, B, Chippari-Gomes, A.R, Lopes, N.P, Bicudo, J.E.P.W, Paula-Silva, M.N, Almeida-Val, V.M.F, Val, A.L

“…The aim of this study was to describe the effect of hypoxia on whole body ion fluxes and hematological parameters in two Amazonian teleosts: Serrasalmus…”
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Dietary protein and carbohydrate affect feeding behavior and metabolic regulation in hummingbirds (Melanotrochilus fuscus) by ZANOTTO, FLAVIA P., BICUDO, J.E.P.W.

“…The objective of this work was to link hummingbird feeding behavior with metabolic regulation and in addition to assess whether dietary composition would…”
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Characterization of the sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase of hummingbirds pectoral muscle by Vianna, C., Bicudo, J.E.P.W., Barat, H., de Meis, L.

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Characterization of the sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca 2+-ATPase of hummingbirds pectoral muscle by Vianna, C., Bicudo, J.E.P.W., Barat, H., de Meis, L.

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The signal in total-body plethysmography: errors due to adiabatic-isothermic difference by Chaui-Berlinck, J.G., Bicudo, J.E.P.W.

“…Total-body plethysmography is a technique often employed in comparative physiology studies because it avoids excessive handling of the animals. The pressure…”
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Structural determinants of maximal O 2 transport in muscles of exercising foxes by Bicudo, J.E.P.W., Longworth, K.E., Jones, J.H., Taylor, C.R., Hoppeler, H.

“…The arctic blue fox ( Alopex lagopus) has a specific maximal oxygen consumption (V̇ O 2 max/Mb = 3.6 ml O 2 · s −1 · kg −1) that is approximately 1.6-fold…”
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Structural determinants of maximal O2 transport in muscles of exercising foxes by Bicudo, J E, Longworth, K E, Jones, J H, Taylor, C R, Hoppeler, H

“…The arctic blue fox (Alopex lagopus) has a specific maximal oxygen consumption (VO2 max/Mb = 3.6 ml O2.s-1.kg-1) that is approximately 1.6-fold greater than…”
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High rate of O2 consumption in exercising foxes: large PO2 difference drives diffusion across the lung by Longworth, K E, Jones, J H, Bicudo, J E, Taylor, C R, Weibel, E R

“…The fox has one of the highest mass specific rates of maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max/Mb) that has been measured, yet its specific pulmonary diffusing…”
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