Titlebook: Effects of Temperature on Ectothermic Organisms; Ecological Implicati Wolfgang Wieser Book 1973 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1973 K?

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Structured Query Language (SQL),is present paper is to summarise and review some of our recent studies in order to illustrate the importance of knowing the nutritional condition of the animals used in studies on the effects of temperature on metabolism.

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Relationales Datenbankmodell (REL),ically affected by temperature (Fig. 2): the fluctuations are more pronounced at high than at low temperatures. The carrying capacity decreases with increasing temperature, whereas the intrinsic rate of increase as well as the frequency of oscillations grow with increasing temperature (Table 1). The

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Kreuztabellen und Kontingenzanalyse beginning of a third. In the first phase ectotherms were regarded as being at the mercy of the environment, an interpretation best expressed by Krogh’s so-called “normal curve” (Krogh, 1914). In the second phase, dating from about 1936 (Fox, 1936; Sp?rck, 1936; Thorson, 1936; Schlieper, 1950; Prech

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,Faktoren- und Reliabilit?tsanalyse,n not only in mammals but also in amphibians (c. f. Jankowsky, I960, 1964; Gorbman, 1964). Temperature acclimation in mammals is known to be controlled both by endocrine glands and the nervous system (e.g., Hsieh and Carlsson, 1957; Depocas, 1960; Héroux, 1962; LeBlanc, 1969), whereas in Poikilother

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