ALTITUDINAL VARIATIONS IN RED BLOOD CELL COUNT AND HAEMOGLOBIN CONTENT OF URODELE BLOOD
ALTITUDINAL VARIATIONS IN RED BLOOD CELL COUNT AND HAEMOGLOBIN CONTENT OF URODELE BLOOD
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10.1139/z71-086
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1971-01-01
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FRIEDMANN, GB
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FRIEDMANN, GB
Blood cell counts and haemoglobin levels for blood collected by tail amputation from three groups of tailed amphibians (Taricha granulosa) are presented. All animals were collected from very similar latitudes and longitudes, but different altitudes; acclimatization to the laboratory was for 6 to 8 months. For the calendar period January–March, group A from an altitude of 3400 ft yielded an average cell count of 7.58 (s.d. 1.63) × 104/mm3and an average haemoglobin content of 6.0 (1.1) g/100 ml blood; group B from 1300 ft yielded an average cell count of 8.92(1.73) × 104/mm3and an average haemoglobin content of 7.2 (1.4) g/100 ml blood while group C from sea level gave an average cell count of 9.51 (1.81) × 104/mm3and an average haemoglobin content of 7.5 (1.5) g/100 ml blood. The results for group A differ statistically from those of groups B and C. In all cases, the haemoglobin concentration is 0.77 (0.10) × 10−9g/cell.