Dual Threshold Control of Peripheral Temperature in the Lizard Dipsosaurus dorsalis

Dual Threshold Control of Peripheral Temperature in the Lizard Dipsosaurus dorsalis
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蜥蜴 Dipsosaurus dorsalis 周围温度的双阈值控制

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1979
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Physiological Zoology
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通讯作者:
E. C. Crawford
E. C. Crawford
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B. J. Barber;E. C. Crawford

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连续比例和中性区(双阈值)温度调节的数学分析导致这些不同的控制之间的实验区分的标准。当蜥蜴在冷热环境之间穿梭时,测量了它的结肠、皮肤和头部温度。热环境温度为65 ℃时的体温分析表明,蜥蜴具有体温调节功能(P <0.05)。对47 ℃热环境下行为的进一步分析表明,从热环境和冷环境中出来时的体温有显著差异(P <0.05)。此外,当冷环境温度升高至36 ℃或热环境温度降低至43 ℃时,穿梭停止。因此,得出结论(P <0.05),体温调节不是单一设定点连续成比例的。我们的研究结果,结合那些领域和梯度观测,支持双随机阈值(DST)控制假设。出口皮肤温度不受不同热环境温度的影响;然而,随着热环境温度的增加,出口结肠和脑温度线性下降,表明外周温度受到调节。我们得出结论(P <0.001),深部体温不是主要的直接调节变量。
A mathematical analysis of continuously proportional and neutral zone (dual threshold) temperature regulation leads to criteria for experimentally distinguishing between these differing controls. Colonic, skin, and head temperatures were measured in a lizard as it shuttled between hot and cold environments. An analysis of body temperature when hot-environment temperature was 65 C shows that the lizard was thermoregulating (P < .05). A further analysis of behavior at a hotenvironment temperature of 47 C shows that the body temperatures initiating exit from the hot and cool environments were significantly (P < .05) different. Furthermore, shuttling ceased when cool-environment temperature was increased to 36 C or hot-environment temperature was lowered to 43 C. Therefore, it was concluded (P < .05) that thermoregulation was not single set-point continuously proportional. Our results, when combined with those of field and gradient observations, support a dual stochastic threshold (DST) control hypothesis. Exit skin temperature was unaffected by different hot-environment temperatures; however, as hot-environment temperature was increased exit colonic and brain temperatures decreased linearly, suggesting that peripheral temperature was regulated. We conclude (P < .001) that deep body temperature is not the major directly regulated variable.