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STEWART, A.D. : Genetic variation in the neurohypophysial hormones of the mouse (Mus
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STEWART, D . J., W. N. HOLMES, and G. FLETCHER: The renal excretion of nitrogenous compounds by the duck fAnas platyrhynchos) maintained on freshwater and on hypertonic
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STOICOVICI, F. and E.A . PORA: Comportarea la variatiuni de salinitate. Nota XXX Stud .
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TECHNAU, G .: Die Nasendriise der Vogel, [.f. Om. 84, 511-617 (1936).
TEMPLETON, J.R.: Nasal salt excretion In terrestrial lizards. Compo Biochem. Ph ysio!. 11,
223-229 (1964).
- Responses of the lizard nasal salt gland to chronic hypersalemia. Compo Biochem. Physiol., 18,563-572 (1966).
- Nasal salt excretion and adjustment to sodium loading in the lizard, Ctenosaura pectinata.
Copeia No.1, 136-140 (1967).
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on nasal salt excretion of the desert iguana, Dipsosaurus dorsalis. Amer. Zool. 8, 818-819
(1968).
TERCAFS, R. R.: Phenomenes de permeabilite au niveau de la peau des Reptiles . Arch. Int.
Physiol. Biochim. 71, 318-320 (1963).
THAYSEN, J.H .: Handling of alkali metals by exocrine glands other than the kidney. In:
Handbuch d. exper. Pharmacol. Vol. 13, pp. 424-507. Heidelberg and Berlin: SpringerVerlag 1960.
THORN, N .: The total body contents of sodium and potassium. Total exchangeable sodium
and potassium. In : Handbuch d. exper. Pharmakol. Vol. 13, pp . 226-232. Heidelberg
and Berlin: Springer-Verlag 1960.
THORSON, T.B. : The relationship of water economy to terrestrialism in amphibians. Ecology
36,100-116 (1955).
- Partitioning of body water in sea lamprey. Science 130,99-100 (1959).
- The partitioning of body water in osteichthyes : Phylogenetic and ecological implications
of aquatic vertebrates. BioI. Bull. (Woods Hole) 120,238-254 (1961).
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