Heat tolerances of australian monotremes and marsupials

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Heat tolerances of monotremes and marsupials have been compared by exposing the animals in a hot room, on different days for 7-hr periods, to various combinations ofdry-bulb temperature ranging from 8'6° to 108·5°F with absolute humidityfrom 15 to 40 mm v.p. © 1954 ASEG.

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Robinson, K. W. (1954). Heat tolerances of australian monotremes and marsupials. Australian Journal of Biological Sciences, 7(3), 348–360. https://doi.org/10.1071/BI9540348

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