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Oxygen supply capacity in animals evolves to meet maximum demand at the current oxygen partial pressure regardless of size or temperature
Brad A. Seibel,
Curtis Deutsch
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
animal
51%
atmospheric pressure
8%
biogeography
10%
body mass
10%
body size
19%
cost
4%
demand
49%
hypoxia
10%
indicator
5%
oxygen
49%
partial pressure
79%
rate
15%
temperature
28%
tissue
6%
tolerance
25%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Animals
38%
Atmospheric Pressure
13%
Basal Metabolism
24%
Body Size
22%
Costs and Cost Analysis
5%
Hypoxia
7%
Maintenance
6%
Oxygen
54%
Partial Pressure
90%
Physiological Phenomena
9%
Pressure
12%
Temperature
54%
Thermotolerance
27%
Agriculture & Biology
animals
32%
atmospheric pressure
12%
basal metabolic rate
14%
biogeography
11%
body size
18%
extracts
5%
heat tolerance
22%
hypoxia
10%
oxygen
53%
oxygen partial pressure
100%
resting metabolic rate
14%
temperature
30%
tissues
4%