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the common eel. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 76, 368-378 (1932) .
KHALIL, F. and G .HAGGAG: Ureotelism and uricotelism in reptiles. J. expo Zool. 130,
423-432 (1955).
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of desert rodents. J. Endocr. 29, 251-254 (1964).
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J . Physiol. (Lond .) 203,449-458 (1969).
JORGENSEN, C.B .: Influence of adenohypophysectomy on the transfer of salt across the frog
skin. Nature (Lond .) 160, 872 (1947) .
- L. O. LARSEN : Effect of corticotrophin and growth hormone on survival in hypophysectomized toads . Proc. Soc. expo BioI. (N.Y.) 113,94-96 (1963) .
- L iO. LARSEN : Neuroendocrine mechanisms in lower vertebrates. In: Neuroendocrinology, Vol. 2, pp. 485-528. Ed . by L. MARTINI W.F. GANONG . New York: Academic
Press 1967.
- H. LEVI, and H. H . U SSING : On the influence of neurohypophysial principles on sodium
metabolism in the axolotl Ambystoma mexicanum . Acta physiol. scand. 12, 350-371
(1946).
- H. LEVI, and K. ZERAHN: On active uptake of sodium and chloride ions in anurans. Acta
physiol. scand. 30, 178-190 (1954).
- P. ROSENKILDE: Relative effectiveness of dehydration and neurohypophysial extracts in
enhancing water absorption in toads and frogs . BioI. Bull. (Woods Hole) 110,306-309
(1956 a).
- P. ROSENKILDE: On regulation of concentration and content of chloride in goldfish. BioI.
Bull. (Woods Hole) 110,300-305 (1956b).
- P. ROSENKILDE: Chloride balance in hypophysectomized frogs. Endocrinology 60,
219-224 (1957) .
- P. ROSENKILDE, and K. G . WINGSTRAND: Role of the preoptic-neurohypophysial system
in the water economy of the toad, Bufo bula L. . Gen . comp , Endocr. 12,91-98 (1969) .
- K. G. WINGSTRAND, and P. ROSENKILDE: Neurohypophysis and water metabolism in the
toad Bufo bufo (L.) . Endocrinology 59,601-610 (1956) .
JUNQUEIRA, L. C. U., G . MALNIC, and C. MONGE: Reabsorptive function of the ophidian
cloaca and large intestine. Physiol. Zool. 29, 151-159 (1966) .
KAMIYA, M : Changes in ion and water transport in isolated gills of the cultured eel during
the course of salt adaptation . Ann. Zool. Japon. 40, 123-129 (1967).
- S. UTIDA: Changes in activity of sodium-potassium-activated adenosinetriphospharase
in gills during adaptation of the Japanese eel to sea water. Compo Biochem. Physiol. 26,
675-685 (1968).
- S. UTIDA:Sodium-potassium-activated adenosine triphosphatase activity in gills of freshwater, marine and euryhaline teleosts. Compo Biochem. Physiol. 31, 671-674 (1969).
KAWADA,J ., R.E. TAYLOR, and S.B. BARKER: Measurement of Na-K ATPase in the separated
epidermis of Rana catesbeiana frogs and tadpoles. CompoBiochem. Physiol. 30, 965-975
(1969).
KEYNES, R. D. and R. C . SWAN: The effect of external sodium concentration on the sodium
fluxes in frog muscle. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 147,591-625 (1959).
KEYS, A.: Chloride and water secretion and absorption by the gills of the eel. Z. vergl, Physiol. 15,364-388 (1931).
- The mechanism of adaptation to varying salinity in the common eel and the general problem of osmotic regulation in fishes. Proc. roy. Soc. B. 112, 184-199 (1933).
- J.B . BATEMAN: Branchial responses to adrenaline and pitressin in the eel. BioI. Bull.
(Woods Hole) 63, 327-336 (1932) .
- E. N . WILl.MER : ' C hlor ide secreting cells' in the gills of fishes, with special reference to
the common eel. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 76, 368-378 (1932) .
KHALIL, F. and G .HAGGAG: Ureotelism and uricotelism in reptiles. J. expo Zool. 130,
423-432 (1955).
- J. TAUFlC : Seasonal changes in the hypothalarno-hypophysial neurosecretory system
of desert rodents. J. Endocr. 29, 251-254 (1964).
KING, J.R. and D .S. FARNER: Terrestrial animals in humid heat: Birds. In: Handbook of
Physiology. Sec. 4, Adaptation to the environment. pp. 603-624. Washington : Amer.
Physiol. Soc. 1964.
KINNEAR,J. E., K. G . PUROHIT, and A. R. MAIN: The ability of the Tammar wallaby Macropus eugenii, Marsupialia) to drink sea water. Comp o Biochem. Physiol. 25, 761-782
(1968) .
271