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36. Brand MD, Steverding D, Kadenbach B, Stevenson PM, Hafner RP (1992)
The mechanism of the increase in mitochondrial proton permeability
induced by thyroid hormones. J Biochem 206:775-781
37. Portner HO, Hardewig I, Sartoris FJ, van Dijk PLM (1997) Energetic aspects
of cold adaptation: critical temperatures in metabolic, ionic and acid-base
regulation. In: Portner HO, Playle R (eds) SEB Series 66, Cold ocean
physiology. Cambridge University Press
38. Kieffer JD, Currie S, Tufts BL (1994) Effects of environmental temperature
on the metabolic and acid-base responses of rainbow trout to exhaustive
exercise. J Exp BioI 194:299-317
39. Wieser W, Koch F, Drexel E, Platzer U (1986) "Stress" reactions in teleosts:
effects of temperature and activity on anaerobic energy production in roach
(Rutilus rutilus L.). Comp Biochem Physio183A:41-45
40. Dalla Via J, Huber M, Wieser W, Lackner R (1989) Temperature related
responses of intermediary metabolism to forced exercise and recovery in
juvenile Rutilus rutilus (L.) (Cyprinidae: Teleostei). Physio1 Zool 62:964976
41. Sidell BD, Moerland TS (1989) Effects of temperature on muscular function
and locomotory function in teleost fish. Adv Comp Env Physio15:115-156
42. Egginton S, Davison W (1997) Effects of environmental and experimental
stress on Antarctic fishes. In: Portner HO, Playle R (eds) Cold ocean
physiology. Cambridge University Press (in press)
43. Dunn IF, Johnston IA (1986) Metabolic constraints on burst-swimming in
the Antarctic teleost Notothenia neglecta. Mar BioI 91 :433-440
44. Egginton S (1997) A comparison of the response to induced exercise in redand white-blooded Antarctic fishes. J Comp Physiol167: 129-134
45. Hardewig I, van Dijk PLM, Portner HO (1997) High energy turnover at low
temperatures: recovery from exhaustive exercise in Antarctic and common
eelpout (Zoarcidae). Am J Physiol, submitted
46. Milligan CL, Wood CM (1987) Muscle and liver intracellular acid-base and
metabolite status after strenuous activity in the inactive, benthic starry
flounder (Platichthys staelatus). Physiol Zoo160:54-68
47. Milligan CL (1996) Metabolic recovery from exhaustive exercise in rainbow
trout. Comp Biochem Physioll13A:51-60
48. Franklin CE, Johnston lA, Batty RS, Yin MC (1996) Metabolic recovery in
herring larvae following strenuous activity. J Fish BioI 48:207-216
49. Beamish FWH (1964) Respiration of fishes with special emphasis on
standard oxygen consumption. II. Influence of weight and temperature on
respiration of several species. Can J Zoo142: 177-188
50. Scarabello M, Heigenhauser GIF, Wood CM (1992) Gas-exchange,
metabolite status and excess post-exercise oxygen consumption after
repetitive bouts of exhaustive exercise in juvenile rainbow trout. J Exp BioI
167: 155-169
P.L.M. van Dijk et al.
36. Brand MD, Steverding D, Kadenbach B, Stevenson PM, Hafner RP (1992)
The mechanism of the increase in mitochondrial proton permeability
induced by thyroid hormones. J Biochem 206:775-781
37. Portner HO, Hardewig I, Sartoris FJ, van Dijk PLM (1997) Energetic aspects
of cold adaptation: critical temperatures in metabolic, ionic and acid-base
regulation. In: Portner HO, Playle R (eds) SEB Series 66, Cold ocean
physiology. Cambridge University Press
38. Kieffer JD, Currie S, Tufts BL (1994) Effects of environmental temperature
on the metabolic and acid-base responses of rainbow trout to exhaustive
exercise. J Exp BioI 194:299-317
39. Wieser W, Koch F, Drexel E, Platzer U (1986) "Stress" reactions in teleosts:
effects of temperature and activity on anaerobic energy production in roach
(Rutilus rutilus L.). Comp Biochem Physio183A:41-45
40. Dalla Via J, Huber M, Wieser W, Lackner R (1989) Temperature related
responses of intermediary metabolism to forced exercise and recovery in
juvenile Rutilus rutilus (L.) (Cyprinidae: Teleostei). Physio1 Zool 62:964976
41. Sidell BD, Moerland TS (1989) Effects of temperature on muscular function
and locomotory function in teleost fish. Adv Comp Env Physio15:115-156
42. Egginton S, Davison W (1997) Effects of environmental and experimental
stress on Antarctic fishes. In: Portner HO, Playle R (eds) Cold ocean
physiology. Cambridge University Press (in press)
43. Dunn IF, Johnston IA (1986) Metabolic constraints on burst-swimming in
the Antarctic teleost Notothenia neglecta. Mar BioI 91 :433-440
44. Egginton S (1997) A comparison of the response to induced exercise in redand white-blooded Antarctic fishes. J Comp Physiol167: 129-134
45. Hardewig I, van Dijk PLM, Portner HO (1997) High energy turnover at low
temperatures: recovery from exhaustive exercise in Antarctic and common
eelpout (Zoarcidae). Am J Physiol, submitted
46. Milligan CL, Wood CM (1987) Muscle and liver intracellular acid-base and
metabolite status after strenuous activity in the inactive, benthic starry
flounder (Platichthys staelatus). Physiol Zoo160:54-68
47. Milligan CL (1996) Metabolic recovery from exhaustive exercise in rainbow
trout. Comp Biochem Physioll13A:51-60
48. Franklin CE, Johnston lA, Batty RS, Yin MC (1996) Metabolic recovery in
herring larvae following strenuous activity. J Fish BioI 48:207-216
49. Beamish FWH (1964) Respiration of fishes with special emphasis on
standard oxygen consumption. II. Influence of weight and temperature on
respiration of several species. Can J Zoo142: 177-188
50. Scarabello M, Heigenhauser GIF, Wood CM (1992) Gas-exchange,
metabolite status and excess post-exercise oxygen consumption after
repetitive bouts of exhaustive exercise in juvenile rainbow trout. J Exp BioI
167: 155-169