Swimming alters responses to hypoxia in the Adriatic sturgeon Acipenser naccarii
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Auteurs : D. J. Mckenzie ; J. F. Steffensen ; K. Korsmeyer ; N. M. Whiteley ; P. Bronzi ; E. W. TaylorSource :
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When the Adriatic sturgeon Acipenser naccarii was exposed to progressive hypoxia under static conditions, it exhibited a linear decline in O2 uptake, behaving as an ‘oxyconformer’. When, however, it was allowed to swim at a low sustained speed, it could regulate O2 uptake down to a mean ±s.e. critical (Pcrit) of 4·9 ± 0·5 kPa (n= 6). At moderate levels of hypoxia, static fish exhibited significant reductions in arterial blood O2 content, and increases in plasma lactate, which were not observed in swimming animals.
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