What drove the evolution of endothermy
作者： Michael S. Hedrick , Stanley S. Hillman
DOI: 10.1242/JEB.128009
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摘要: ![Figure][1] Michael Hedrick and Stanley Hillman discuss the impact of Albert Bennett John Ruben's classic paper ‘Endothermy activity in vertebrates’, published Science 1979. The metabolic production heat high, stable body temperatures characteristic birds
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