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EALEY, E.H.M., P .]. BENTLEY, and A.R . MAIN:Studies on water metabolism of the hill kangaroo , Macropus robustus (Gould) in Northwest Australia. Ecology 46, 473-479 (1965).
EDELMAN, I.S., R. BOGOROCH, and G.A . PORTER: On the mechanism of action of aldosterone on sodium transport. The role of protein synthesis. Proc. nat . Acad. Sci. (Wash.) .
50,1169-1177 (1963) .
- H .L. YOUNG, and J.B . HARRIS: Effects of corticosteroids on electrolyte metabolism during osmoregulation in teleosts. Amer. J. Physio!. 199, 666-670 (1960).
ELIZONDO, R.S. and S.] . LEBRIE: Adrenal-renal function in water snakes, Natrix cyclopion .
Amer. J. Physiol. 217,419-425 (1969).
ELKINGTON, J.R . and T .S. DANOWSKI: The body fluids . Basic Physiology and Practical
Therapeutics. pp. 77. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins 1955.
ELLIOTT, A.B.: Effect of adrenaline on water uptake in Bufo . J. Physio!. (Lond.) 197, 8788P (1968).
EMMART, E.W., G .E. PICKFORD, and A.E . WILHELMI: Localization of prolactin within the
pituitary of a cyprinodont fish, Fundulus beteroclitus (Linnaeus), by specific fluorescent
antiovine prolactin globulin. Gen . comp oEndocr. 7, 571-583 (1966).
- A.E. WILHELMI : Immunochemical studies with prolactin-like fractions of fish pituitaries.
Gen . compo Endocr. 11,515-527 (1968).
ENAMI, M. : Caudal neurosecretory system in the eel (Anguilla japonica). Gunma J. med.
Sci. 4, 23-26 (1955).
ENEMAR, A. and B. HANSTROM: The relative sizes of the neural and glandular lobes in some
rodents . Lunds Univ . Arsskr, N.F . Avd 2; 52, nr. 15.1-5 (1956).
ENSOR, D .M. and ].N. BALL: A bioassay for fish prolactin (Paralactin). Gen. cornp . Endocr.
11, 104-110 (1968a).
- J.N . BALL : Prolactin and fresh water sodium fluxes in Poecilia latipinna (Teleostei). J.
Endocr. 41, xvi (1968b) .
- D .H. THOMAS, and J.G . PHILLIPS : The possible role of the thyroid in extrarenal secretion
following a hypertonic saline load in the duck, (Anas platyrhynchos) . ] . Endocr. 46, x
(1970).
EpSTEIN, F.H., A.I. KATZ, and G .E. PICKFORD : Sodium and potassium-activated adenosine
triphosphatase of gills: Role in adaptation of teleosts to salt water. Science 156,1245-1247
(1967).
EVANS, D.H .: Sodium, chloride and water balance of the intertidal teleost, Xiphister atropurpureu s II . The role of the kidney and gut . J. exp o Biol. 47, 519-524 (1967 a).
- Sodium, chloride and water balance of the intertidal teleost, Xipbister atropurpureus. II .
The roles of simple diffusion, exchange diffusion and active transport . J. expoBio!. 47,
525-534 (1967 b).
- L.L. SPARKS, and J.S. DIXON: The physiology and chemistry of adrenocorticotrophin.
In : The Pituitary Gland, Vol. 1, pp . 317-373 . Ed. by G .W. HARRIS and B.T. DONOVAN,
Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press 1966.
EWER, R.F .: The effect of pituitrin on fluid distribution in Bufo regularis Reuss .]. expoBioI.
29,173-177 (1952 a).
- The effects of posterior pituitary extracts on water balance in Bufo carens and Xenopus
laevis. J. expoBioI. 29, 429-439 (1952b).
FAGERLUND, U.H.M .: Plasma cortisol concentration in relation to stress in adult sockeye
salmon during the freshwater stage of their life cycle . Gen. cornp . Endocr. 8, 197-207
(1967).
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salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka). Gen. comp oEndocr. 12,651-657 (1969).
FANELLI, G.M. and L. GOLDSTEIN: Ammonia excretion on the neotenous newt Necturus
maculosus (Rafinesque). Comp oBiochem . Ph ysio!. 13, 193-204 (1964).
FANESTIL, D .D . and I.S. EDELMAN: Characteristics of the renal nuclear receptors for aldosterone . Proc. nat. Acad . Sci. (Wash.) 56, 872-879 (1966).
- G .A. PORTER, and I.S. EDELMAN: Aldosterone stimulation of sodium transport. Biochim.
biophys. Acta (Amst.) 135, 74-88 (1967).
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