The importance of asphyxia for the development of diving bradycardia in ducks
- PMID: 1180102
- DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-1716.1975.tb10022.x
The importance of asphyxia for the development of diving bradycardia in ducks
Abstract
Upon submersion, the domestic duck normally displays a prompt but modest cardiac retardation, which, after a short delay, is reinforced into a pronounced state of bradycardia. The present study has revealed that arterial asphyxia is a prerequisite for the reinforcement of the initial slight bradycardia.
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