THE INFLUENCE OF VARYING OXYGEN TENSIONS UPON THE RATE OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN MARINE FISHES
THE INFLUENCE OF VARYING OXYGEN TENSIONS UPON THE RATE OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN MARINE FISHES
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不同的氧张力对海水鱼类耗氧率的影响
DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1929.88.2.212
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1929
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F. Hall
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F. Hall
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN MARINE FISHES 213 organism. It must be recognized that much of the information obtained in this way is unreliable. Investigation on single celled forms will perhaps in the end lead to the most satisfactory conclusions. In the study of the influence of oxygen tension upon respiration, Amberson (1928) has shown that the oxygen consumption of Paramecia and Arbacia eggs is practically constant between 228 and 20 mm. Hg partial pressure of oxygen. Below 20 mm. Hg partial pressure the oxygen consumption is markedly reduced.The studies on the influence of oxygen tension on the oxygen consumption of fish are meagre and few species have been used and these without regard to comparison with other species of different habits. A number of determinations were made by Winterstein (1908) on fresh water fish. These indicated that the oxygen consumption was practically independent of the oxygen tension down to about 2 per cent atmospheric pressure.