Qi Xia1,2, Shouhui Wang1,2, Xinyue Shao1,2

  • 1College 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).

Zoological studies
|January 7, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

中国のガビチョウにおける温暖順応は、体重と代謝率を著しく低下させた。温度変化に対する組織特異的な応答が観察され、肝臓の代謝は筋肉よりも速く反応した。これは、季節的な気温変動中の鳥の生存に影響を与える。

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