Circadian activity rhythms in the solitary cape molerat (Georychus capensis: bathyergidae) with some evidence of splitting.
B LOVEGROVE , M PAPENFUS
Physiology & Behavior 58 ( 4) 679 -685
36
1995
Heterothermic responses in the speckled mousebird (Colius striatus).
McKechnie A. , Lovegrove B.
Journal of Comparative Physiology B-biochemical Systemic and Environmental Physiology 171 ( 6) 507 -518
45
2001
Variations in the Foraging Behaviour and Burrow Structures of
BG LOVEGROVE , SUZANNE PAINTING
Using thermoregulatory profiles to assess climate change vulnerability in an arboreal tropical bat: heterothermy may be a pre-adaptive advantage
S Welman , AA Tuen , BG Lovegrove
Climate Research 74 ( 2) 161 -170
3
2017
Staying hot to fight the heat-High body temperatures in a tropical small mammal
DL Levesque , AA Tuen , BG Lovegrove
INTEGRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY 56 E125 -E125
2016
Thermoregulation in mousebirds (Coliiformes): the role of clustering behavior.
AE McKechnie , BG Lovegrove
AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST 41 ( 6) 1521 -1521
2001
Reproduction and the evolution of endothermy-Increased homeothermy in reproductively active female Greater hedgehog tenrecs (Setifer setosus)
DL Levesque , BG Lovegrove
INTEGRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY 53 E125 -E125
2
2013
Eyes wide shut: can hypometabolism really explain the primate colonization of Madagascar?
JC Masters , BG Lovegrove , MJ De Wit
Journal of biogeography 34 ( 1) 21 -37
34
2007
Why the lack of torpor in small, mainland African primates? The case of the lesser bushbaby, Galago moholi
N Mzilikazi , BG Lovegrove , JC Masters
FOLIA PRIMATOLOGICA 75 120 -120
1
2004
Coevolution between mole-rats (Bathyergidae) and a geophyte, Micranthus (Iridaceae)
BG Lovegrove , Jennifer UM Jarvis
Cimbebasia 8 ( 9) 79 -85
79
1986
Torpor patterns in the pouched mouse (Saccostomus campestris; Rodentia): a model animal for unpredictable environments
BG Lovegrove , J Raman
Journal of Comparative Physiology B 168 303 -312
71
1998
Spacing and origin (s) of Mima-like earth mounds in the Cape Province of South Africa.
BG Lovegrove , WR Siegfried
85 ( 2) 108 -112
71
1989
The amplitude of circadian body-temperature rhythms in 3 rodents (Aethomys-Namaquensis, Thallomys-Paedulcus and Cryptomys-Damarensis) along an arboreal-subterranean gradient
BG Lovegrove , G Heldmaier
Australian Journal of Zoology 42 ( 1) 65 -78
45
1994
The low basal metabolic rates of marsupials: the influence of torpor and zoogeography
BG Lovegrove
Adaptations to the Cold (F. Geiser, AJ Hulbert, and SC Nicol, Eds.). Tenth International Hibernation Symposium, University of New England Press, Armidale, Australia 141 -151
35
1996
Mima-like mounds (heuweltjies) of South Africa: the topographical, ecological and economic impact of burrowing animals.
BG Lovegrove
183 -198
26
1991
No evidence for torpor in a small African mainland primate: the lesser bushbaby, Galago moholi
N Mzilikazi , BG Lovegrove , JC Masters
Life in the cold. Evolution, mechanisms, adaptation, and application. University of Alaska Fairbanks 29 -40
6
2004
along an Arboreal-Subterranean Gradient
BG Lovegrove , G Heldmaier
Aust. J. Zool 42 65 -78
5
1994
Ming the gap. Reconstructing the lemuriform colonization of Madagascar using insights from geophysics and the comparative method.
MJ de Wit , JC Masters , BG Lovegrove
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 84 -85
2003
Fog basking by Namib Desert weevils
Barry G Lovegrove
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 18 ( 9) 495 -495
2020
Osmoregulatory capacity of an arboreal rodentThallomys nigricauda
Jennifer L Frean , Colleen T Downs , Barry G Lovegrove
Journal of Arid Environments 40 ( 1) 97 -107
5
1998