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ArticleZoological studies2025

Tissue-specific Thermal Acclimation in Chinese Bulbuls: Differential Physiological Response Rates to Temperature Increases.

Qi Xia, Shouhui Wang, Xinyue Shao, Ming Li, Jing Wen, Jinsong Liu

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Qi XiaCollege of Life and Environmental Science, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou, 325035, China. E-mail: wenj@wzu.edu.cn (Wen); ljs@wzu.edu.cn (Liu); 20190035@wzu.edu.cn (Li); 22211231231@wzu.edu.cn (Xia); 1253643574@qq.com (Wang) 3073447074@qq.com (Shao).
Shouhui WangCollege of Life and Environmental Science, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou, 325035, China. E-mail: wenj@wzu.edu.cn (Wen); ljs@wzu.edu.cn (Liu); 20190035@wzu.edu.cn (Li); 22211231231@wzu.edu.cn (Xia); 1253643574@qq.com (Wang) 3073447074@qq.com (Shao).
Xinyue ShaoCollege of Life and Environmental Science, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou, 325035, China. E-mail: wenj@wzu.edu.cn (Wen); ljs@wzu.edu.cn (Liu); 20190035@wzu.edu.cn (Li); 22211231231@wzu.edu.cn (Xia); 1253643574@qq.com (Wang) 3073447074@qq.com (Shao).
Ming LiCollege of Life and Environmental Science, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou, 325035, China. E-mail: wenj@wzu.edu.cn (Wen); ljs@wzu.edu.cn (Liu); 20190035@wzu.edu.cn (Li); 22211231231@wzu.edu.cn (Xia); 1253643574@qq.com (Wang) 3073447074@qq.com (Shao).
Jing WenCollege of Life and Environmental Science, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou, 325035, China. E-mail: wenj@wzu.edu.cn (Wen); ljs@wzu.edu.cn (Liu); 20190035@wzu.edu.cn (Li); 22211231231@wzu.edu.cn (Xia); 1253643574@qq.com (Wang) 3073447074@qq.com (Shao).
Jinsong LiuCollege of Life and Environmental Science, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou, 325035, China. E-mail: wenj@wzu.edu.cn (Wen); ljs@wzu.edu.cn (Liu); 20190035@wzu.edu.cn (Li); 22211231231@wzu.edu.cn (Xia); 1253643574@qq.com (Wang) 3073447074@qq.com (Shao).

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

In nature, survival is affected by many ecological factors, with ambient temperature (Ta) being one of the most important, as it determines the energy metabolism of animals. In endothermic bird species, exposure to colder temperatures significantly increase metabolic thermogenesis. However, whether prior exposure to cool temperatures exacerbates birds' response to warm temperatures and affects tissuespecific physiological response rates in the context of temperature fluctuations remains unclear. Our study examined the effects of cool-warm thermal acclimation on metabolic thermogenesis in different tissues of Chinese bulbuls (

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AcclimationBasal metabolic rateChinese bulbulsState 4 respirationWarm acclimation

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PMID41497711
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