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• W2912997604 abstract "One way to understand ecological patterns of species is to determine their physiological diversity on a large geographic and/or temporal scales, in a context of hierarchical biodiversity framework. In particular, macrophysiological studies analyze how environmental factors affect the physiology and therefore the distribution of species. Subterranean species are an excellent model for evaluating the large-scale effects of ambient temperature (Ta) conditions on thermal physiology and distribution, due to their extensive use of burrows that provide a relatively thermal stable environment. Species belonging to the genus Ctenomys are all subterranean and endemic of South America. Cold induced maximum metabolic rate (MMR), basal metabolic rate (BMR) and non shivering thermogenesis (NST) were analyzed, as well as the expression of uncoupled proteins (UCP) in brown adipose tissue (BAT). Biogeographical variables appear to have no effect MMR experimentally induced by cold condition within Ctenomys. Also, mechanisms of heat production are species-specific, varying from a combination of ST and NST to a complete use of shivering mechanisms. This pattern is correlated at tissue level, since species that use only ST show a smaller interscapular BAT patch, not detectable presence of UCP1 and low COX activity. Thus, other factors, including body mass, that constrain cold induced MMR could affect thermogenic variability among Ctenomys. In the evolutionary timescale, if low O2 levels of burrows impose a ceiling in cold induced MMR, and ST is enhanced due to species-specific life history traits, such as digging effort, then the observed differences among Ctenomys species might be explained." @default.
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• W2912997604 title "Thermogenic capacity in subterranean Ctenomys: Species-specific role of thermogenic mechanisms" @default.
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