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Blood oxygen transport in the free-swimming hagfish, Eptatretus cirrhatus by WELLS, R. M. G, FORSTER, M. E, DAVISON, W, TAYLOR, H. H, DAVIE, P. S, SATCHELL, G. H

“…Arterial and mixed venous blood were sampled through chronically implanted cannulae from rested and swimming hagfish. PaO2 remained high when hagfish were swum…”
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Intrinsic vasomotion in the dogfish gill by SATCHELL, G H

“…ABSTRACT It has been reported that fish may match the extent of their respiration to their need for gaseous exchange by failing to ventilate certain gills. One…”
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The function of the conus arteriosus in the Port Jackson shark, Heterodontus portusjacksoni by Satchell, G H, Jones, M P

“…ABSTRACT The conus arteriosus is a muscular chamber interposed between the ventricle and ventral aorta in Elasmobranchii, Holocephalii and the more primitive…”
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Pharyngeal proprioceptors in the dogfish Squalus acanthias L by SATCHELL, G H, WAY, H K

“…ABSTRACT Hughes (1960) described the respiratory cycle of Scyliorhinus as commencing with a contraction of the oro-and para-branchial cavities; this phase…”
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A functional appraisal of the fish heart by Satchell, G H

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The larvae of the British species of Psychoda (Diptera : Psychodidae) by SATCHELL, G H

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The ecology of the British species of Psychoda (Diptera; Psychodidae) by SATCHELL, G H

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The respiratory horns of Psychoda pupae (Diptera: Psychodidae) by SATCHELL, G H

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Beta-adrenergic dilatory responses in isolated, saline perfused arteries of an elasmobranch fish, Squalus acanthias by Capra, M F, Satchell, G H

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An undescribed unilateral ocular reflex in the dogfish Squalus acanthias L by BELL, J P, SATCHELL, G H

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Cardiac Function in the New Zealand Hagfish, Eptatretus cirrhatus by Davie, Peter S., Forster, Malcolm E., Davison, Bill, Satchell, Geoffrey H.

“…Evidence from respiratory and circulatory studies suggests that the hagfish genus Eptatretus is more adapted to an aerobic life and is more active than Myxine…”
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Adrenergic and cholinergic responses of the isolated saline-perfused heart of the elasmobranch fish Squalus acanthias by Capra, M F, Satchell, G H

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The Response of the Dogfish to Anoxia by Satchell, G. H.

“…ABSTRACT It has been suggested repeatedly that the mammalian response to anoxia of hyperpnoea and hypertension may be the survival in air-breathing vertebrates…”
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The Reflex Co-Ordination of the Heart Beat with Respiration in the Dogfish by Satchell, G. H.

“…ABSTRACT The hearts of Squalus lebruni and Mustelus antarcticus beat at intervals that approximate to some simple multiple (1-4) of respiratory cycle length…”
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The Genesis of Certain Cardiac Arrhythmias in Fish by Satchell, G. H.

“…ABSTRACT The hearts of both elasmobranch and teleost fish are known at times to beat at a particular phase of the respiratory cycle and thus to exhibit a…”
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Respiratory Reflexes in the Dogfish by Satchell, G. H.

“…ABSTRACT Inflation of the pharynx of a dogfish causes an inhibition of respiration manifested as a reduction in rate and amplitude. Tetanic stimulation of the…”
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The adrenergic responses of isolated saline-perfused prebranchial arteries and gills of the elasmobranch Squalus acanthias by Capra, M F, Satchell, G H

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The cough or expulsion reflex in the Port Jackson shark, Heterodontus portusjacksoni by Satchell, G H, Maddalena, D J

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Differential Blood Flow Through the Afferent Branchial Arteries of the Skate, Raja Rhina by Satchell, G. H., Hanson, D., Johansen, K.

“…ABSTRACT It has been reported that in the rainbow trout, Salmo gairdneri, exercise brings about almost a fivefold increase in the transfer factor of the gills…”
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Pulsatile Pressures in the Cranial Fluids of Heterodontus Portusjacksoni by Satchell, G. H., Rossiter, G. T.

“…ABSTRACT It has been shown in mammals (Hamilton, Woodbury & Harper, 1936, 1944) that dilation of the craniospinal blood vessels by the pressure pulses caused…”
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