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on sephadex columns. Gen . compo Endocr. 9,31-37 (1967).
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comparisons with synthetic glumitocin. Gen . compo Endocr. 12,387-390 (1969).
- R.A. MUNSICK, and H.B. VAN DYKE: Pharmacological evidence for the presence of arginine vasotocin and oxytocin in neurohypophysial extracts from cold blooded vertebrates. Nature (Lond .) 184, 1464-1465 (1959).
- R.A. MUNSICK,
and H.B . VAN DYKE:
Pharmacological characteristics of
neurohypophysial hormones from a marsupial (Didelphys virginiana) and a monotreme
(Tachyglossus (Echidna) aculeatus). Endocrinology 67, 137-138 (1960).
- R.A . MUNSICK, and H .B. VAN DYKE: Evidence for the presence of arginine vasotocin
(8-arginine oxytocin) and oxytocin in neurohypophyseal extracts from amphibians and
reptiles . Gen. comp oEndocr. 1,30-36 (1961).
- G.E . PICKFORD: Neurohypophyseal principles of Fundulus heteroclitus: characteristics
and seasonal changes. Gen . comp , Endocr. 3, 439-445 (1963).
- M.K. SAWYER: Adaptive responses to neurohypophyseal fractions in vertebrates. Physiol.
Zool. 25, 84-98 (1952).
- R.M. SCHISGALL: Increased permeability of the frog bladder to water in response to dehydration and neurohypophysial extracts. Amer. ]. Physiol. 187, 312-314 (1956).
- H . VALTIN and H.W. SOKOL: Neurohypophysial principles in rats with familial hypothalamic diabetes insipidus (Brattleboro strain). Endocrinology 74, 153-155 (1964).
SCHALLY, A. V. and R. GUILLEMIN: Isolation and chemical characterization of a B-CRF from
pig posterior pituitary glands . Proc. Soc. expoBioI. (N.Y.) 112, 1014-1017 (1963).
- M. SAFFRAN, and P. ZIMMERMAN: A corticotrophin-releasing factor : partial purification
and amino acid composition. Biochem . ]. 70, 97-103 (1958).
SCHARRER, E. and B. SCHARRER: Neurosecretion. Physiol. Rev. 25, 171-181 (1945).
SCHEER, B.T. and R.P . MARKEL: The effect of osmotic stress and hypophysectomy on blood
and urine urea levels in frogs. Compo Biochem. Physiol. 7, 289-297 (1962).
SCHIMKE, R. T.: Studies on factors affecting the levels of urea cycle enzymes in rat liver.
]. bioI. Chern . 238, 1012-1018 (1963).
SCHMID, W. D. : Some aspects of the water economies of nine species of amphibians. Ecology
46,261-269 (1965).
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Physiol. 15, 423-427 (1965).
SCHMIDT-NIELSEN, B.: Organ systems in adaptation: the excretory system. In: Handbook
of Physiology Sec. 4 Adaptation to the environment, pp. 215-243. Washington: Amer.
Physiol. Soc. 1964.
- L. E. DAVIS: Fluid transport and tubular intercellular spaces in reptilian kidneys . Science
159,1105-1108 (1968).
- K. SCHMIDT-NIELSEN, T .R. HOUPT, and S. A. JARNUM: Water balance in the camel. Amer .
J. Physiol. 185,185-194 (1956).
- E.SKADHAUGE: Function of the excretory system in the crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) .
Amer. J. Physiol. 212, 973-980 (1967).
SCHMIDT-NIELSEN, K.: The salt secreting glands in marine birds. Circulation 21, 955-967
(1960).
- Desert animals . Physiological Problems of Heat and Water. Oxford: Clarendon Press
1964 a.
- Terrestrial animals in dry heat: Desert rodents. In: Handbook of Physiology Sec. 4 Adaptation to the environment, pp. 493-507. Washington: Amer. Physiol. Soc. 1964 b.
- Physiology of salt glands. In : Funktionelle und Morphologische Organisation der Zelle.
pp. 269-288. Heidelberg and Berlin: Springer-Verlag 1965.
- P.]. BENTLEY: Desert tortoise Gopherus agassizii: cutaneous water loss. Science 154, 911
(1966).
- A. BORUT, P. LEE, and E.C. CRAWFORD: Nasal salt excretion and the possible function
of the cloaca in water conservation. Science 142, 1300-1301 (1963).
- E.C. CRAWFORD, and P.]. BENTLEY: Discontinuous respiration in the lizard Sauromalus
obesus. Fed. Proc. 25, 506 (1966).
281