...-020-17726-z Onukwufor , J. O. and Wood , C. M. ( 2020 ). Osmorespiratory compromise in zebrafish ( Danio rerio ): Effects of hypoxia and acute thermal stress on oxygen consumption, diffusive water flux, and sodium net loss rates . Zebrafish 17 , 400 - 411 . 10.1089/zeb...

.... , Val , A. L. , Schulte , P. M. and Wood , C. M. ( 2019 ). The osmorespiratory compromise: physiological responses and tolerance to hypoxia are affected by salinity acclimation in the euryhaline Atlantic killifish ( Fundulus heteroclitus ) . J. Exp. Biol. 222 , jeb206599 . 10.1242...

... [HCO 3 − ]. Aerial hypoxia (15.3 kPa) and aerial hyperoxia (>40.9 kPa) had no effects on UFR, but both inhibited branchial Na + influx, revealing novel aspects of the osmorespiratory compromise. Aquatic hypoxia (4.1 kPa), but not aquatic hyperoxia (>40.9 kPa), inhibited gill Na + influx, UFR...

... increase during exercise, in accord with the traditional concept of the osmorespiratory compromise. * Author for correspondence ( [email protected] ) Author contributions The study was jointly conceived by L.M.R. and C.M.W., and the experiments were performed by L.M.R. C.M.W...

... et al., 2007b ) that form the vascular channels within the gill lamellae ( Laurent and Dunel, 1980 ). gill Rh proteins interlamellar cell mass osmorespiratory compromise nitrogen metabolism © 2010. 2010 26 7 2010 * Author for correspondence ( [email protected]...

... morphology, also will influence a suite of other thermally dependent variables including metabolic rate, cardiac output and ventilation. Such changes are also likely to affect the osmorespiratory compromise. For example,increases in cardiac output and ventilation in warmer water will permit higher metabolic...

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...Richard J. Gonzalez; D. G. Mcdonald ABSTRACT An increase in the functional surface area (FSA) of the gills of freshwater fish facilitates increased oxygen consumption but also increases ion loss across the gills - a phenomenon that has been termed the osmorespiratory compromise. This study...