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Qiang Bao, Di Liu, Yujiao Guo, Wang Gu, Zhengfeng Cao, Yu Zhang, Yang Zhang, Qi Xu and Guohong Chen
Circadian rhythms affect the physiology and behavior of most organisms. The ovulation?laying cycle of poultry exhibits evident rhythmic patterns. However, the underlying biological mechanism has remained unclear. Herein, Yangzhou goose (Anser cygnoides) ...
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Urszula Sikorska, Malgorzata Masko, Anna Ciesielska, Lukasz Zdrojkowski and Malgorzata Domino
This review describes the physiological role of cortisol in the horses? body and the usefulness of cortisol concentration measurements in assessing welfare and diagnosing diseases. Cortisol is examined in terms of its production and functions, along with...
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Victor Dyomin, Yuri Morgalev, Igor Polovtsev, Sergey Morgalev, Tamara Morgaleva, Alexandra Davydova and Oksana Kondratova
Earlier, we showed that the registration of the behavioral responses of autochthonous mesozooplankton communities in situ is a more dynamic methodological approach in the biological assessment of the environmental well-being of aquatic ecosystems, as wel...
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Meiying Liu, Hu Wang, Hongwei Yi, Yaoke Xue, Desheng Wen, Feng Wang, Yang Shen and Yue Pan
This paper focuses on the opportunity to use multiple star trackers to help space situational awareness and space surveillance. Catalogs of space debris around Earth are usually based on ground-based measurements, which rely on data provided by ground-ba...
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Rafael de Carvalho Miranda, Cibele Nogueira Paiva, José Arnaldo Barra Montevechi, Tábata Fernades Pereira
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Human beings have naturally different variations in performance which may lead towards significant differences between the results forecasted by simulation models and those actually obtained. Current research studies the effects of human factors such as ...
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