... Transmissible disease Host–pathogen interactions Fish welfare Respirometer Lack of environmental enrichment for captive terrestrial species is an established global welfare concern ( Erwin et al., 1976 ; Appleby and Wood-Gush, 1988 ; Carughi et al., 1989 ). Even for humans, environments lacking...

... very small organisms, including our model system, plant seeds. Respirometer Constant volume Q 2 technology Oxygen consumption Metabolism Seed biology One of the basic processes of life is the oxidation of substrates, termed metabolism ( Kleiber, 1961 ). Simple measures of O 2...

... - 4138 . 10.1039/C4LC00828F Stiller , K. T. , Moran , D. , Vanselow , K. H. , Marxen , K. , Wuertz , S. and Schulz , C. ( 2013 ). A novel respirometer for online detection of metabolites in aquaculture research: evaluation and first applications . Aquacult. Eng.   55...

... (15.6-26.3 cm fork length, FL , and 34-179g at 18°C; 14.0-24.7 cm FL and 26-156g at 24°C) swam at a range of speeds in a temperature-controlled Brett-type respirometer, at the respective acclimation temperature. At a given fish size, the maximum speed that S. japonicus was able to maintain for a 30-min...

... net were measured by forcing individual fish to swim in a temperature-controlled, variable-speed swimming tunnel respirometer. There were no significant interspecific differences in the relationship between U max and body mass or fork length or in the relationship between COT net and body mass or fork...