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Contents of volume 31
CONTENTS
OF VOLUME
31
No. 1, September 1977 Effects of single breath The respiratory Properties
lung inflation
gas exchange
affinity
A comparison
of central
venous
Gas exchange chicken
_..
Alteration
on perception
Testudoyraeca:
and the tortoise
, . .
51
in supine dogs. By L. E. Ostrander, 63
of added airflow
regulation
resistance.
By F. W. Zechman
___.....
in the blood and extraembryonic M. A. Gibson.
to more regular rhythmic
and
._.
71
fluids of the developing
D. P. Towes and W. Anderson
respiration
in decerebrate
81
cats. By W. M. St.John
, expression
A. S. Rebuck, Conditions
39
. .
andS.C.Wang. A mathematical
19
C. E. W. Hahn and P. Foex
pressure
____.
By R. G. Boutilier,
from apneusis
By R. A. Ackerman
K. Fell and J. D. Torrance
and pleural
1
By E. D’Angelo
and J. F. Kreul
.
and acid-base embryo.
pressure
G. Burma
Effect of chest cage restriction R.L.Wiley
By L. A. Hirsowitz,
breaths.
Curem).
in the turtle Pseudem.rs.rcrip/u
CO, and pH. By W. Burggren,
of avian blood.
A. J. L. Schneider,
of subsequent
nests (Chrloniu,
of sea turtle
of blood oxygen transport
effects of temperature, Oxygen
on the pattern
to describe
A. S. Slutsky
for equivalence
the ventilatory
response
to hypoxia
and hypercapnia.
of gas exchange
By
1
and C. K. Mahutte in series and parallel
models
,
. . .
of blood acid-base
status in the lugworm,
WagnerandJ.W.Evans.
91
of the lung.
107 By P. D. 117
No. 2, November 1977 Temperature-induced
variations
1. Irr rirro study. Tem~rature-induced
variations
II. in rice study. Placental
diffusing
Artwicolu
of blood acid-base
By A. Toulmond
capacity
murina (L.):
.
By A. Toulmond
for carbon
status in the lugworm,
Arrtticulu
n~~;rru (L.):
. monoxide
I5 1 in unanesthetized
guinea pigs. By J. M. Bissonette
andW.K.Wickham Circadian
rhythms
bronchodilators.
139
161
in lung resistance By C. Gaultier.
and dynamic A. Reinberg
iungcompliance and F. Guard. 403
of healthy children.
. .
Effects oftwo 169
404
CONTENTS
Ventilatory chemoreflex P. Dejours Evidence
drive in the tortoise,
31
OF VOLUME
By G. Benchetrit,
Testudo horsfieldi.
J. Armand
and I83
that a cyclic rise in avian pulmonary
CO? triggers
the next inspiration.
By D. A. Miller
andA.L.Kunz Oxygen
analyses
The estimation Brain
amino
193 of chicken
Ventilatory
blood.
By H. Tazawa
of the resting reflex hypoxic acids
J. Weyne,
embryo
in conscious
rats
and M. Mochizuki
drive to respiration
in chronic
in normal
normocapnic
and
203
man. By R. A. Stockley
hypocapnic
hypoxemia.
By
F. van Leuven and 1. Leusen.
effects accompanying
231
spontaneous
movement
in the suckling
opossum.
By J. P. Farber
andT.A.Marlow
241
Effects of oscillating duck.
and intermittent
By P. Scheid,
Blood acid-base
217
ventilatory
H. Worth.
state at a variable
flow on efficacy
of pulmonary
O2 transfer
in the
J. P. Holle and M. Meyer temperature.
A graphical
251
representation.
By A. Malan
259
No. 3, December 1977 Oxygen affinity and 2,3-diphosphoglycerate
in blood of Australian
marsupials
of differmg
body size.
By D. K. Bland and R. A. B. Holland Diameters
of bronchi
Metabolic,
at asymmetrical
respiratory
torpor
and haematological
effects
D. T. Matsuurd
A comparatrve Chemoreceptor Levitzky.
adjustments
291
of the Little Pocket
mouse
to circadian 295
of temperature
in the turtle,
Psrudmy.v
floridmu.
By J. L. Kinney,
influence
309
in a turtle,
study of the respiratory
Psrudm.~s
properties
on pulmonary
properties
of tracheal
of bird blood. By F. H. Baumann unilateral
hyperoxta
and F. N. White
327
and R. Baumann
ofCOz
in chickens.
stretch receptors
in rirro.
345 By J. L. Osborne
and G. S. Mnchell
of slowly adapting
stretch receptors
365 m the extrathordcic
trachea
of the dog. B. G. Sant’Am-
and J. P. Mortola
Post-hypercapnia C. Saunier,
recovery P. Horsky.
357
By G. W. Bradley and N. Scheur-
..,
brogio
333
in dogs. By M. G.
and R. E. Dutton
P,.,,: durtng inhalation
mier
By J. L. Kinney
floridmu.
blood flow during
J. C. Newell. J. A. Krasney
of arterial
The transduction
Behavior
By G. Hooper
and F. N. White
cost of ventilation
Regulation
division.
cycles. By P. C. Withers
Cardiorespiratory
Oxidative
279
377 in the dog: B. Hannhart.
arterial blood acids base equilibrium and glycolysis. T. Garcia-Carmona and D. Hartemann
By 387
OF VOLUME
31
No. 1, September 1977 Effects of single breath The respiratory Properties
lung inflation
gas exchange
affinity
A comparison
of central
venous
Gas exchange chicken
_..
Alteration
on perception
Testudoyraeca:
and the tortoise
, . .
51
in supine dogs. By L. E. Ostrander, 63
of added airflow
regulation
resistance.
By F. W. Zechman
___.....
in the blood and extraembryonic M. A. Gibson.
to more regular rhythmic
and
._.
71
fluids of the developing
D. P. Towes and W. Anderson
respiration
in decerebrate
81
cats. By W. M. St.John
, expression
A. S. Rebuck, Conditions
39
. .
andS.C.Wang. A mathematical
19
C. E. W. Hahn and P. Foex
pressure
____.
By R. G. Boutilier,
from apneusis
By R. A. Ackerman
K. Fell and J. D. Torrance
and pleural
1
By E. D’Angelo
and J. F. Kreul
.
and acid-base embryo.
pressure
G. Burma
Effect of chest cage restriction R.L.Wiley
By L. A. Hirsowitz,
breaths.
Curem).
in the turtle Pseudem.rs.rcrip/u
CO, and pH. By W. Burggren,
of avian blood.
A. J. L. Schneider,
of subsequent
nests (Chrloniu,
of sea turtle
of blood oxygen transport
effects of temperature, Oxygen
on the pattern
to describe
A. S. Slutsky
for equivalence
the ventilatory
response
to hypoxia
and hypercapnia.
of gas exchange
By
1
and C. K. Mahutte in series and parallel
models
,
. . .
of blood acid-base
status in the lugworm,
WagnerandJ.W.Evans.
91
of the lung.
107 By P. D. 117
No. 2, November 1977 Temperature-induced
variations
1. Irr rirro study. Tem~rature-induced
variations
II. in rice study. Placental
diffusing
Artwicolu
of blood acid-base
By A. Toulmond
capacity
murina (L.):
.
By A. Toulmond
for carbon
status in the lugworm,
Arrtticulu
n~~;rru (L.):
. monoxide
I5 1 in unanesthetized
guinea pigs. By J. M. Bissonette
andW.K.Wickham Circadian
rhythms
bronchodilators.
139
161
in lung resistance By C. Gaultier.
and dynamic A. Reinberg
iungcompliance and F. Guard. 403
of healthy children.
. .
Effects oftwo 169
404
CONTENTS
Ventilatory chemoreflex P. Dejours Evidence
drive in the tortoise,
31
OF VOLUME
By G. Benchetrit,
Testudo horsfieldi.
J. Armand
and I83
that a cyclic rise in avian pulmonary
CO? triggers
the next inspiration.
By D. A. Miller
andA.L.Kunz Oxygen
analyses
The estimation Brain
amino
193 of chicken
Ventilatory
blood.
By H. Tazawa
of the resting reflex hypoxic acids
J. Weyne,
embryo
in conscious
rats
and M. Mochizuki
drive to respiration
in chronic
in normal
normocapnic
and
203
man. By R. A. Stockley
hypocapnic
hypoxemia.
By
F. van Leuven and 1. Leusen.
effects accompanying
231
spontaneous
movement
in the suckling
opossum.
By J. P. Farber
andT.A.Marlow
241
Effects of oscillating duck.
and intermittent
By P. Scheid,
Blood acid-base
217
ventilatory
H. Worth.
state at a variable
flow on efficacy
of pulmonary
O2 transfer
in the
J. P. Holle and M. Meyer temperature.
A graphical
251
representation.
By A. Malan
259
No. 3, December 1977 Oxygen affinity and 2,3-diphosphoglycerate
in blood of Australian
marsupials
of differmg
body size.
By D. K. Bland and R. A. B. Holland Diameters
of bronchi
Metabolic,
at asymmetrical
respiratory
torpor
and haematological
effects
D. T. Matsuurd
A comparatrve Chemoreceptor Levitzky.
adjustments
291
of the Little Pocket
mouse
to circadian 295
of temperature
in the turtle,
Psrudmy.v
floridmu.
By J. L. Kinney,
influence
309
in a turtle,
study of the respiratory
Psrudm.~s
properties
on pulmonary
properties
of tracheal
of bird blood. By F. H. Baumann unilateral
hyperoxta
and F. N. White
327
and R. Baumann
ofCOz
in chickens.
stretch receptors
in rirro.
345 By J. L. Osborne
and G. S. Mnchell
of slowly adapting
stretch receptors
365 m the extrathordcic
trachea
of the dog. B. G. Sant’Am-
and J. P. Mortola
Post-hypercapnia C. Saunier,
recovery P. Horsky.
357
By G. W. Bradley and N. Scheur-
..,
brogio
333
in dogs. By M. G.
and R. E. Dutton
P,.,,: durtng inhalation
mier
By J. L. Kinney
floridmu.
blood flow during
J. C. Newell. J. A. Krasney
of arterial
The transduction
Behavior
By G. Hooper
and F. N. White
cost of ventilation
Regulation
division.
cycles. By P. C. Withers
Cardiorespiratory
Oxidative
279
377 in the dog: B. Hannhart.
arterial blood acids base equilibrium and glycolysis. T. Garcia-Carmona and D. Hartemann
By 387