The effect of hypoxia on oxygen consumption and blood lactate levels of some marine crustacea
作者： C.R Bridges , A.R Brand
DOI: 10.1016/0300-9629(80)90051-1
关键词: Ecology 、 Galathea 、 Biology 、 Hypoxia (environmental) 、 Respiratory system 、 Anaerobic exercise 、 Crustacean 、 Animal science 、 Corystes 、 Oxygen 、 Galathea strigosa
摘要: 1. 1. A respiratory overshoot or oxygen debt was found in Corystes cussivelaunus and Galathea strigosa after exposure to a hypoxic stress. This dependent on the length severity of period debt/deficit ratio smaller than Galathea. 2. 2. Haemolymph lactate levels rose rapidly during hypoxia both but returned control more when normoxia. 3. 3. Comparative studies other crustaceans showed that declined recovery from burrowing compared non-burrowing species. 4. 4. The problem interpretation ratios is discussed together with possible role played by anaerobic periods.
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