'Metabolic heat' presentation slideshows

Herps: Physiological Ecology ( Water and Temperature )

Herps: Physiological Ecology ( Water and Temperature ). Hyla arenicolor. - Animals are 70-80% water - Solute concentrations and location - Q10 effect - Temperature and water linked. Physiological Implications of the Environment. Increased temperature ?

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Marine Reptiles, Birds and Mammals

Marine Reptiles, Birds and Mammals. Marine Reptile Characteristics. Land vertebrates are called tetrapods because they have four limbs designed for locomotion on land. They have lungs and breathe air, and, except for amphibians, they have reproductive systems that are not tied to water .

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Storing Energy from the Sun: Photosynthesis

Storing Energy from the Sun: Photosynthesis. Plant Impostors In The News. Photosynthesis . Process that captures energy from the sun Energy stored in carbohydrates Oxygen is byproduct. Sunlight. Electromagnetic energy (radiation) Packets of energy (photons) Range of wavelengths.

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Dynamic Energy Budget Theory - I

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HEAT SAFETY

HEAT SAFETY. INTRODUCTION Since 1936, according to the National Safety Council, 30,000 people have died from heat related illnesses. On the average, 384 people die each year from heat stroke.

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Reactor Design II

Reactor Design II. Heat transfer. Metabolic Heat Production. When cells grow they also produce a heat of reaction of about 2.3 kcal/gram of cells produced. Heat Production Rate. The heat production rate can be related to the rate of cell growth or the O2 consumption rate (OUR).

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Skunk Cabbage Symplocarpus foetidus

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Intro to Animal Structure & Function

Intro to Animal Structure & Function. Ch. 40. Cellular Organization The way that cells are organized Tissues : similar cells performing a common function Four types of animal tissue: Epithelial (outer skin, mucous membranes) Connective (Blood, cartilage, bone) Nervous (Neurons)

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Lecture #18 Date _______

Lecture #18 Date _______. Chapter 40 ~ An Introduction to Animal Structure and Function. Tissues : groups of cells with a common structure and function (4 types). Anatomy : structure Physiology : function

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Batch Growth

Batch Growth. Heat generation by microbial growth For actively growing cells, the maintenance requirement is low, and is directly related to . The heat of combustion of the substrate is equal to the sum of the metabolic heat and the heat of combustion of the cellular material.

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Batch Growth

Batch Growth. Heat generation by microbial growth For actively growing cells, the maintenance requirement is low, and heat evolution is directly related to growth .

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