Thermal conductance in birds and mammals

作者: Clyde F. Herreid , Brina Kessel

DOI: 10.1016/0010-406X(67)90802-X

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摘要: Abstract 1. Thermal conductance ( C measured in cal.g −1 hr °C ) birds, mammals and lizards is exponentially related to body weight W g). The equation developed for thirty-one species of birds log = 0·662 − 0·536 while the relationship twenty-four 0·691 0·505 . There no significant difference between these curves. 2. Conductance varanid ten times higher than intact four defeathered birds. high partly because measurements were made an air stream up 300 cm/sec their large skin surface. 3. Heat loss two three greatest increase occurred larger suggesting greater insulation resides feathers.

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