作者: Ariovaldo P. Cruz‐Neto , Francisco Bozinovic
DOI: 10.1086/425187
关键词: Order (biology) 、 Diet quality 、 Biology 、 Basal metabolic rate 、 Evolutionary biology 、 Interspecific competition 、 Torpor 、 Adaptation 、 Ecology 、 Energetics 、 Intraspecific competition
摘要: Abstract In this article, we review intraspecific studies of basal metabolic rate (BMR) that address the correlation between diet quality and BMR. The “food‐habit hypothesis” stands as one most striking often‐mentioned interspecific patterns to emerge from endothermic energetics. Our main emphasis is explicit empirical comparison predictions derived with data gathered within‐species in order explore mechanisms functional significance putative adaptive responses encapsulated by food‐habit hypothesis. We suggest that, addition concentrating on relationship among quality, internal morphology, BMR, new should also attempt unravel alternative shape interaction such enzymatic plasticity, use energy‐saving mechanisms, torpor. Another avenue for future study measurement effects other components t...