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Circadian thermoregulation in suckling rabbit pups

B Jilge¹, B Kuhnt, W Landerer

¹University of Ulm, Laboratory Animals Research Unit, Germany.

Journal of Biological Rhythms

|August 15, 2000

Summary

Rabbit pups develop a 24-hour body temperature rhythm early in life, driven by daily nursing. This internal biological clock (feeding entrainable oscillator) prepares them for milk intake, optimizing nutrition during the critical suckling period.

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