ArticleThe Yale journal of biology and medicine2022
The Effect of a Combined Fast and Chronic Stress on Body Mass, Blood Metabolites, Corticosterone, and Behavior in House Sparrows (
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Abstract
One aspect of the Reactive Scope Model is wear-and-tear, which describes a decrease in an animal's ability to cope with a stressor, typically because of a period of chronic or repeated stressors. We investigated whether wear-and-tear due to chronic stress would accelerate a transition from phase II to phase III of fasting. We exposed house sparrows (
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