Dolphin lung collapse and intramuscular circulation during free diving: evidence from nitrogen washout
作者： S. Ridgway , R Howard
关键词: Decompression 、 Free diving 、 Nitrogen washout 、 Diving physiology 、 Biology 、 Oceanography 、 Lung Collapse
摘要: Intramuscular nitrogen tensions in Tursiops truncatus after a schedule of repetitive ocean dives suggest lung collapse depth about 70 meters and that intramuscular circulation is maintained during unrestrained diving the open ocean. Therefore, bottle-nosed dolphin not protected by from decompression hazards to depths shallower than meters.
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