. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 0 2^6 hours Fig. 18: Oxygen consumption during arousal from hibernation (Ta 5°—6° C); note that the chief peak decreases concomitant with increase of body weight. Si = Sicista betulina, single ind. 10 g (Johansen and Krog 1959), My = Myotis myotis, average curve, g (Mejsnar and Jansky 1970), Pe = Perognathus hispidus, single ind. 40 g (Wang and Hudson 1970), Ta = Tamias striatus, single ind. 95 g (Wang and Hudson 1971), Me = Mesocricetus auratus, single ind. 90 g (Lyman 1963), Ci = Citellus mexicanus, single ind. 200 g (Neumann and Cade 1965), C


. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 0 2^6 hours Fig. 18: Oxygen consumption during arousal from hibernation (Ta 5°—6° C); note that the chief peak decreases concomitant with increase of body weight. Si = Sicista betulina, single ind. 10 g (Johansen and Krog 1959), My = Myotis myotis, average curve, g (Mejsnar and Jansky 1970), Pe = Perognathus hispidus, single ind. 40 g (Wang and Hudson 1970), Ta = Tamias striatus, single ind. 95 g (Wang and Hudson 1971), Me = Mesocricetus auratus, single ind. 90 g (Lyman 1963), Ci = Citellus mexicanus, single ind. 200 g (Neumann and Cade 1965), Cr == Cricetus cricetus, single ind. 340 g (Raths unpubl.), Er = Erinaceus europaeus, single ind. 700 g (Suomalainen 1962).. Lights off Fig. 19: Daily torpor of two mouse birds (Colius striatus) during consecutive nights (Ta ° C). Three of the four arousals were spontaneous, but one (A2) was caused by the attachment of the cloacal thermocouple. Adapted from Bartholomew and Trost (1970).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig


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