... in comparative physiology and behavioural ecology over the last 10 years. Nineteen per cent of studies on the three paradigms had open data, and 3.2% had open code. Similarly, 12.1% of studies in the journals we examined had open data, and 3.1% had open code. Previous research indicates that only 50% of shared...

... published in Science in 1907. The 1907 paper is rarely cited and has never been cited within comparative biomechanics or comparative physiology. The purpose of this Commentary is to highlight Meltzer's historical contribution to the concept of safety factors as a general principle of organismal ‘design...

....174904 Comparative physiology Critical thermal limits Ecophysiology Ectotherm performance At the edges of the range of temperatures that animals can tolerate lie their critical thermal limits – the temperatures at which fitness or performance (i.e. some fitness-related measure...

.... This difference in mechanical output in vivo is explained by differences in skeletal muscle contractile properties. Primate Comparative physiology Muscle mass-specific power Force–velocity relationship Immunohistochemistry Muscle fibre-type distribution Myosin heavy chain Single muscle fibre...

... ). Comparative physiology: a “crystal ball” for predicting consequences of global change. Am . J. Physiol. Regul. Integr. Comp. Physiol . 301 , R1 - R14 . 10.1152/ajpregu.00719.2010 Stap , L. , Sluijs , A. , Thomas , E. and Lourens , L. ( 2009 ). Patterns and magnitude of deep sea...

... and physiological methods implicate mechanisms underlying conserved and evolved changes in phenotypic plasticity in killifish ( Fundulus heteroclitus ) following radiation from marine to freshwater habitats. Comparative physiology Comparative genomics Ecological genomics Fundulus heteroclitus Plasticity...

... tolerance Comparative physiology Metabolism Marine Increased atmospheric CO 2 from anthropogenic activity is warming air and ocean temperatures (climate change, ocean warming), while also decreasing ocean pH and carbonate ion saturation (ocean acidification) ( Solomon et al., 2007 ). Increased...

...Warren W. Burggren Considerable variation is inherent both within and between comparative physiological data sets. Known sources for such variation include diet, gender, time of day and season of experiment, among many other factors, but a meta-analysis of physiological studies shows...

... microarray ecophysiology comparative physiology comparative genomics physiological genomics ecological genomics Fundulus heteroclitus Estuaries are dynamic environments, where physical parameters such as temperature, hypoxia and salinity can change rapidly, stochastically and periodically...

.... The lower creatine kinase activity in emu leg muscles could be attributed to higher energy demands during the initial stages of lift-off for flight. * To whom reprint requests should be addressed. 14 10 1992 © 1993 by Company of Biologists 1993 comparative physiology exercise...