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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 34 Issue 1
published_at 1987-12

The Temperature Selected by Thermoregulatory Behavior is Affected by Initial Ambient Temperature

The Temperature Selected by Thermoregulatory Behavior is Affected by Initial Ambient Temperature
Morimoto Akio
Ozeki Tetsuro
Nakamori Tomoki
Watanabe Tatsuo
Sakata Yoshiyuki
Sakai Yoshihiro
Murakami Naotoshi
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The aim of the present study is to investigate how the initial ambient temperature affects the response of behavioral thermoregulation, and to clarify if there is a shift in temperature selected by thermoregulatory behavior after the animals are moved to the new ambient temperature from the temperature already adapted. It was revealed that the temperature selected by thermoregulatory behavior was affected by the initial ambient temperature at which animals adapted before the exposure to new ambient temperature.
Creator Keywords
Temperature regulation
Behavioral thermoregulation
Operant behavior
Heat-escape behavior
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