Circannual Clocks. Annual Biological Rhythms

✍ Scribed by Eric Pengelley (Eds.)

Publisher: Academic Press
Year: 1974
Tongue: English
Leaves: 524
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
ACADEMIC PRESS RAPID MANUSCRIPT REPRODUCTION, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Participants, Pages vii-viii
Preface, Page ix
Dedication, Pages x-xi
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF PROFESSOR WILLIAM ROWAN, Pages 1-4, Robert Lister
RELATION OF LIGHT TO BIRD MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES, Pages 5-9, WILLIAM ROWAN
CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMICITY IN INVERTEBRATES, Pages 11-53, MARY ANNE BROCK
CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMS IN BIRDS WITH DIFFERENT MIGRATORY HABITS, Pages 55-94, PETER BERTHOLD
CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMICITY IN HIBERNATING MAMMALS, Pages 95-160, ERIC T. PENGELLEY, SALLY J. ASMUNDSON
COMMENT, Pages 161-163, N. MROSOVSKY
EVIDENCES FOR BLOOD-BORNE SUBSTANCES WHICH TRIGGER OR IMPEDE NATURAL MAMMALIAN HIBERNATION, Pages 165-196, ALBERT R. DAWE, WILMA A. SPURRIER
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL COMPONENTS OF THE MECHANISM CONTROLLING REPRODUCTIVE CYCLES IN DRAKES, Pages 197-248, IVAN ASSENMACHER
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMS AND ENDOGENOUS LUNAR AND TIDAL RHYTHMS, Pages 249-251, J.T. ENRIGHT
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL REFLECTIONS OF CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMICITY IN THE EUROPEAN HEDGEHOG AND MAN, Pages 253-296, JEROME B. SENTURIA, BENGT W. JOHANSSON
CIRCANNUAL RHYTHM OF REPRODUCTION IN MALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS (STURNUS VULGARIS), Pages 297-345, JAMES T. RUTLEDGE
THE ADAPTATIONAL VALUE OF INTERNAL ANNUAL CLOCKS IN BIRDS, Pages 347-391, HELMUT KLEIN
EXPRESSION AND SUPPRESSION OF THE CIRCANNUAL ANTLER GROWTH CYCLE IN DEER, Pages 393-422, RICHARD J. GOSS, CHARLES E. DINSMORE, L. NICHOLS GRIMES, JEFFREY K. ROSEN
ASPECTS OF CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMS IN MAN, Pages 423-505, ALAIN REINBERG
CIRCANNUAL RHYTHMS IN CIRCADIAN PERSPECTIVE, Pages 507-520, MICHAEL MENAKER
Subject Index, Pages 521-523

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