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50, 350-360 (1952).
ANDRE, R. and]. CRABBE : Stimulation by insulin of active sodium transport by toad skin :
influence of aldosterone and vasopressin. Archives Intemationales de Physiologie et de
Biochimie 73, 538-540 (1966).
ARAI, R., H . TAJIMA, and B. TAMAOKI : In vitro transformation of steroids by the head kidney, the body kidney and the corpuscles of Stannius of the rainbow trout (Salrno
gairdnerz). Gen . comp oEndocr. 12,99-109 (1969).
ARNOLD, ]. and]. SHIELD : Oxygen consumption and body temperature of the Chuditch
(Dasyurus geoffroi/) . ]. Zool. (Lond .) 160,391-404 (1970).
ARVY, L., M. FONTAINE, et M. GAB E: La voie neurosecretrice hypothalamo-hypophysaire
des teleosteens. ]. Physiol. (Paris) 51, 1031-1085 (1959).
AUGEE, M. L. and I. R. McDoNALD: The effect of cold stress on adrenalectomized echidnas
(Tachyglossus aculeatus) . Aust. ]. expo BioI. & med . Sci. 47, PI (1969).
ASH, R. W. : Plasma osmolality and salt gland secretion in the duck. Q. JI. expoPhysiol. 54,
68-79 (1969).
- J. W . PEARCE, and A. SILVER : An investigation of the nerve supply to the salt gland of
the duck. Q. JI. expoPhysiol. 54,281-295 (1969).
AUSIELLO, D. A. and G. W. G. SHARP: Localization of physiological receptor sites for aldosterone in the bladder of the toad , Sufo marinus. Endocrinology 82, 1163-1169 (1968).
AXELRAD , A.A., Ci P . LEBLOND, and H. ISLER : Role of iodine deficiency in the production
of goiter by the Rem ington diet. Endocrinology 56, 387-403 (1955).
BAILLIEN, M. and E. SCHOFFENIELS: Origin of the potential difference in the intestinal epithelium of the turtle . Nature (Lond.) 190, 1107-1108 (1961).
BAKER, P .F., A.L. HODGKIN, and T .I. SHAW: Replacement of the protoplasm of a giant
nerve fibre with artificial solutions. Nature (Lond.) 190,885-887 (1961).
- T . I. SHAW: A comparison of the phosphorus metabolism of intact squid nerve with that
of isolated axoplasm and sheath. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 180,424-438 (1965) .
BALDWIN, E.: Dynamic Aspects of Biochemistry . 4 th Ed . Cambridge: University Press 1963.
BALINSKY, J.B. , M.M . CRAGG, and E. BALDWIN : The adaptation of amphibian waste nitrogen excretion to dehydration. Comp oBiochem. Physiol. 3,236-244 (1961).
BALL, J. N .: Partial hypophysectomy in the teleost Poecilia: separate identities of teleostean
growth hormone and prolactin-like hormone. Gen. compo Endocr. 5,654-661 (1965).
- Effects of autotransplantation of different regions of the pituitary gland on fresh water
survival in the teleost Poecilia latipinna. J . Endocr. 33, v-vi (1965).
- D . M. ENSOR : Specific action of prolactin on plasma sodium levels in hypophysectomized
Poecilia latipinna (Teleostei). Gen. cornp . Endocr. 8, 432-440 (1967).
- M. OLIVEREAU: Role de la prolactine dan s la survie en eau douce de Poecilia latipinna
hypophysectomise et arguments en faveur de sa synthese par les cellules erythrosinophiles de l'hypophyses des teleosteens . C.R. Acad . Sci. (Paris) 259, 1443-1446 (1964).
- G .E. PICKFORD: Pituitary cytology and fresh water adaptation in the killifish, Fundulus
beteroclitus. Anat. Rec . 148, 358 (1964).
BARDACK, D . and R. ZANGERL: First fossil lamprey : a record from the Pennsylvania of Illinois. Science 162, 1265-1267 (1968).
BARGMANN, W. : Ub er die neurosekretorische Verniipfung von H ypothalamus und Neurohypophyse. Z. Zellforsch. 34, 610-634 (1949).
- Neurohypophysis. Structure and function . In : Handbuch d. exper. Pharmacol. Vol. 23,
pp . 1-39. Ed . by B. BERDE. H eidelberg and Berlin : Springer-Verlag 1968.
BARRELL, J .: Dominantly fluviatile origin under seasonal rainfall of the old red Sandstone.
Bull. geol. Soc. Amer. 27,345-386 (1916).
BARRINGTON, E.J.W.: An Introduction to General and Comparative Endocrinology. Oxford : Clarendon 1963.
BARTHOLOMEW. G .A.: Temperature regulation in the macropod marsupial Setonix brachyurus. Physiol. Zoo I. 29, 26-40 (1956).
- T .J.CADE : The water economy of land birds. The Auk 80, 504-539 (1963).
- R.C. LASIEWSKI, and E. C. CRAWFORD : Patterns of panting and gular flutter in cormorant,
pelicans, owls and doves . The Condor 70,31-34 (1968).
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