Adaptation of the tiger salamander, Ambystoma tigrinum, to arid habitats. Delson, J. & Whitford, W. G. 1973. abstract bibtex 1. During long-term dehydration, the tiger salamander, Ambystoma tigrinum, is able to tolerate high plasma fluid concentration (\textgreater550 mOsmole/l.). 2. An increase in plasma solute concentration followed by the production and accumulation of urea accounted for increased plasma concentration during dehydration. 3. The "benevolent bladder" hypothesis proposes that differential reabsorption of water and salts regulates plasma concentration during long-term dehydration.
@article{delson_adaptation_1973,
title = {Adaptation of the tiger salamander, {Ambystoma} tigrinum, to arid habitats},
volume = {46A},
abstract = {1. During long-term dehydration, the tiger salamander, \textit{Ambystoma tigrinum}, is able to tolerate high plasma fluid concentration ({\textgreater}550 mOsmole/l.). 2. An increase in plasma solute concentration followed by the production and accumulation of urea accounted for increased plasma concentration during dehydration. 3. The "benevolent bladder" hypothesis proposes that differential reabsorption of water and salts regulates plasma concentration during long-term dehydration.},
author = {Delson, Jeff and Whitford, Walter G.},
year = {1973},
keywords = {JRN, journals}
}
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