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A text-book of human physiology by Flint, Austin

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Elements of vegetable and animal physiology, in two parts by Hamilton, G

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The validity of incremental exercise testing in discriminating of physiological profiles in elite runners by Legaz Arrese, Alejandro, Munguía Izquierdo, Diego, Carranza García, Luis Enrique, Reverter Masía, Joaquín, Torres Dávila, Celeste Guadalupe, Medina Rodríguez, Rosa Elena

“…The goal of this study was to determine whether traditional ergoespirometric incremental exercise testing carried out to the point of exhaustion could be useful in distinguishing the physiological profiles of elite runners that compete in races that lasted about 8 minutes versus those that lasted about 2 hours. …”
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The validity of incremental exercise testing in discriminating of physiological profiles in elite runners by Legaz Arrese, Alejandro, Munguía Izquierdo, Diego, Carranza García, Luis Enrique, Reverter Masía, Joaquín, Torres Dávila, Celeste Guadalupe, Medina Rodríguez, Rosa Elena

“…The goal of this study was to determine whether traditional ergoespirometric incremental exercise testing carried out to the point of exhaustion could be useful in distinguishing the physiological profiles of elite runners that compete in races that lasted about 8 minutes versus those that lasted about 2 hours. …”
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Using modelling approaches to understand the implications of physiological challenges and raw material demands on aquaculture feed designs by D. Glencross, Brett

“…Using modelling approaches to understand the implications of physiological challenges and raw material demands on aquaculture feed designs…”
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Studies on the Physiology of Atractosteus Spatula Larval Development and Its Applications to Early Weaning Onto Artificial Diets by Mendoza, Roberto, Aguilera, Carlos, Montemayor, Jesús, Revol, Agnes, Holt, Joan

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Basic physiological measures determine fitness and are associated with running performance in elite young male and female Ethiopian runners by Legaz Arrese, Alejandro, Kinfu, Hailu, Munguía Izquierdo, Diego, Carranza García, Luis Enrique, Calderón, Francisco J.

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Cholecystokinin and Trypsin Responses of Larval Red Drum (Sciaenops Ocellatus) to Soluble Components of Rotifers (Brachionus Plicatilis) and Algae (Isochrysis Galbana) by Webb, Ken, Holt, Joan

Subjects: “…digestive physiology…”
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Mg-Ca0.3 Electrochemical Activity Exposed to Hank’s Physiological Solution and Properties of Ag-Nano-Particles Deposits by González Murguía, José Luis, Veleva, Lucien, Rodríguez Gattorno, Geonel, Figueroa Torres, Mayra Zyzlila, Feliu, Sebastián

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Some Aspects of Feeding and Nutrition of Native Farfantepenaeus duorarum by Gaxiola, G., Arena, L., Emenrencano, M., Maldonado, JC, Concha, W., Chiappa, X. G., Gamboa, J.

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Some Steps in Shrimp Nutrition «a linear way» by G., Cuzon, G., Gaxiola

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"Floc" Story by Gaxiola, G., Cuzon, G.

“…This article gives a review of chains of explanations in terms of environmental quality and the nutritional physiology of shrimp lead to what is now the most popular growing breeding model. …”
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Economically important marine larvae: Aquaculture production and larval rearing by Gamboa Delgado, Julián

“…This figure is in part explained by the current lack of knowledge on the digestive physiology and nutrient requirements for most marine fish larvae. …”
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PSYCHO-AND BIO-CYBERNETICS IN PLATO'S ACOUSTICS AND THEORY OF EDUCATION by Moutsopoulos, Evanghelos

“…IN PLATO'S WORK, Physiology and Physics are closely connected both in his Theory of Psychology and in his Theory of Education. …”
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Challenges in Developing Successful Formulated Feed for Culture of Larval Fish and Crustaceans by D'Abramo, Louis R.

“…Poor response to larval diets may have nothing to dowith nutrient composition, but rather the result of incompatible culture conditions andunsatisfactory presentation of the diet.Recognition of the complexity of the ontogeny of nutrient physiology in larvae must betempered with the need to strive for simplicity in formulation and manufacture. …”
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Requirements for the culture of the Pacific white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei, reared in low salinity waters: water modification and nutritional strategies for improving productio... by A. Roy, Luke, Allen Davis, D.

“…Improved understanding of the physiology of L. vannamei has translated into the development of effective culture techniques that have resulted in profits for farmers utilizing LSW. …”
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New Approaches to Assess the Nutritional Condition of Marine Fish Larvae by P. Lazo, Juan, J. Darias, Maria, Gisbert, Enric

“…Although the biochemical quantification of digestive enzymes has been a very widespread and useful tool to assess the digestive capabilities of fish larvae, molecular tools have gained importance in the last decade to study the ontogeny of digestive enzymes gene expression, allowing the understanding of the mechanisms underlying the digestive physiology of young fish. The general patterns of the morphohistological development of the digestive tract and accessory glands might be also used as biomarkers of nutritional stress, since the digestive system is very sensitive to changes in diet quantity and quality. …”
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Vitamin K, Much More than Blood Clotting: Roles, Metabolism and Specific Requirements. A Mini-Review. by Fernández, Ignacio, Gavaia, Paulo

“…Here, we will briefly review what is known, and identify what still remains to be unveiled about VK and fish physiology. In this sense, new findings regarding VK requirements on early fish development, metabolism and VK cycle regulation under different nutritional conditions will be enumerated. …”
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Alimentary Biostoichiometry Toward a Bigger Productivity and a Low Environmental Impact. by H. Gutiérrez, Víctor

“…The "Alimentary Biostoichiometry", was born in our science group like to necessity ofinterpretation of countless and complex interrelations and results it causes - effect obtainedin all our chore in nutrition where the sequence interpretations have been conjugated; basicand applied investigation; disciplines like biotechnology, genetics, molecular biology,evolution, ethology, physiology, biochemistry, immunochemistry, embryology,bioenergétic, sciences of the nutrition; cumulative experience among others.The feeding and nutrition in aquaculture is based fundamentally on charts and preseteddates which don't consider the relationships phylo and ontogenetics, ontogeny of mobilityand molecular relationships of amino acids integrally for example free amino acids, freeand combined amino acids , and total aa. of proteins, enzymes, peptides etc., ramified aa.,muscular tissue precursors, aa precursors of collagen, aa. precursors of immunity etc., typesof fatty acids, besides the physiologic state, homeostasis, enzymatic ontogeny, transferases,ATP-aces, psicrofílic enzymes like CST and AST, habits of natural feeding, umami,frequency, age etc.The "Alimentary Biostoichiometry", it conjugates the disciplines approaching the problemof a more holistic point of view where the essential thing is marked for "modulations" orchanges that are allowed to see as "Specie-Specific-Stadium" (SSS).Having identified some factors of biomasic grow v/s for example the development of thedigestive capacity and on the other hand the natural morbimortality in larvae of Salmosalar, have been formulated and developed practical diets according to obtained results,comparing finally this diets with commercial allowances of high conversion grade.…”
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Hydroclimatic variations reveal differences in carbon capture in two concurrent conifers in northern Mexico by González Cásares, Marcos, Pompa García, Marín, Venegas González, Alejandro, Dominguéz Calleros, Pedro, Hernández Díaz, José Ciro, Carrillo Parra, Artemio, González Tagle, Marco Aurelio

“…The dynamics of forest carbon depend on where the carbon is stored and its responses to environmental factors, as well as the physiology of the trees. Thus, threatened forest regions with high biodiversity have great scientific importance, such as the Sierra Madre Occidental in Mexico. …”
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