Dear MarMamers
A new review on the cardiorespiratory physiology in cetaceans is published in
Experimental Physiology and summarizes the current knowledge on
cardiorespiratory physiology and how a combination of anatomy and physiology
allows cetaceans to manage gases while diving. This
have any questions or cannot
get access to this open access paper..
Sincerely,
Andreas
Title: Resting metabolic rate and lung function in fasted and fed rough-toothed
dolphins, Steno bredanensis
Authors: Andreas Fahlman, Kaylee Rhieu, Brie Alessi, Shelly Marquardt, Michelle
B. Schisa, Guillermo
Dear MarMamers
We would like to share our new open-access publication that investigated how
breathing is affecting heart rate. The details about the paper can be found
below, and please send me an email if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Andreas
Title Cardiorespiratory coupling in the
Dear MarMamers
We would like to share our new open-access publication that investigated the
use of Near Infrared Spectroscopy as a non-invasive tool to study physiology in
the bottlenose dolphin. We report preliminary data which indicate that this
technology allows us to measure blood flow and
Dear MarMamers
We would like to share our new open-access publication that investigated the
dive behavior of bottlenose dolphins in Bermuda. We report the deepest dive
recorded for a bottlenose dolphin of 1000 meter. The details about the paper
can be found below, and please send me an email if
Westover, Jason A. Somarelli,
Ashley M. Blawas, Divya L. Dayanidhi, Ana Singh, Benjamin Steves, Samantha
Driesinga, Lewis G. Halsey, Andreas Fahlman
Journal: Physiological Reports
Full view access to the article can be found here:
https://physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.14814/phy2.15698
Dear MARMAMers,
My co-authors and I are pleased to share this new open-access publication:
Fahlman A, Allen AS, Blawas A, Sweeney J, Stone R, Trainor R, Jensen FH, McHugh
K, Allen JB, Barleycorn AA & Wells RS (2023). Surface and diving metabolic
rates, and dynamic aerobic dive limits (dADL) in
Dear MarMamers
We would like to share our new publication investigating the respiratory
effects of beaching in healthy bottlenose dolphins. The citation and abstract
are pasted below. For pdf requests, please send an email to: afahl...@whoi.ed
Sincerely,
Andreas and co-authors
Citation:
:31, Andreas Fahlman wrote:
>
> Dear MarMamers
> My coauthors and I would like to share our new open access review on “How Do
> Marine Mammals Manage and Usually Avoid Gas Emboli Formation and Gas Embolic
> Pathology? Critical Clues From Studies of Wild Dolphins”
> (https://www.fr
Dear MarMamers
My coauthors and I would like to share our new open access review on “How Do
Marine Mammals Manage and Usually Avoid Gas Emboli Formation and Gas Embolic
Pathology? Critical Clues From Studies of Wild Dolphins”
(https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fmars.2021.598633
Dear MarMamers
My coauthors and I would like to share our new publication on conditioned heart
rate responses in dolphins
(https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphys.2020.604018/abstract). In
this study we show that the change in heart rate during diving varies depending
on
Dear MARMAM community,
We would like to share our new publication on cardiac function and
cardiorespiratory coupling in cetaceans. In this study, the function of the
heart was investigated in the bottlenose dolphin, the beluga, the killer whale,
the false killer whale, and the pilot whale. The
Dear All
We are happy to share our new paper that details how differences in blood and
tissue gas solubility of oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen results in changes
in mass-balance and ung volume during diving. The reference, url and abstract
are below and anyone wanting a pdf copy of the
and
that are phylogenetically corrected. Prerequisites: college introductory
biology, introductory chemistry, or consent of the instructor.
Instructors:
·Andreas Fahlman (afahl...@duke.edu <mailto:afahl...@whoi.edu>)
·Jason Somarelli (jason.somare...@du
,
Andreas
> On 3Mar, 2020, at 07:21, Andreas Fahlman wrote:
>
> Dear All
> We are happy to share our new publication looking at lung function in a
> number of cetaceans. We investigated lung function in 2 false killer whales
> and a juvenile beluga and compared these against previou
Dear All
We are happy to share our new publication looking at lung function in a number
of cetaceans. We investigated lung function in 2 false killer whales and a
juvenile beluga and compared these against previously published data. These
data provide comparative estimates for tidal volume,
Dear All
We are happy to share our new publication looking at lung function/spirometry
as a diagnostic tool to assess lung health in bottlenose dolphins. We evaluated
lung health in 3 bottlenose dolphins under human care to assess whether
pulmonary function testing (or spirometry) provide
Dear All
We are happy to share our new publication looking at lung function and
metabolic rate while at rest on land and in water for California sea lions. We
investigated how sea lions vary respiratory flow and breath duration on land
and in water to keep tidal volume constant. It also
Dear All,
We would like to draw attention to our recently published paper on the
structural and functional properties of the conducting airways in marine
mammals. If you would like a pdf copy of the paper, please send an
e-mail to:
Andreas Fahlman: andreas.fahl...@tamucc.edu
or Colby Moore
the article link with any colleagues who may be interested in
this work.
**
*
Title: * How man-made interference might cause gas bubble emboli in deep
diving whales*
*Authors: **Andreas Fahlman, Peter L Tyack, Patrick James Miller, and
Petter H Kvadsheim
**Journal: **Frontiers in Physiology
to accurately apply the method in the field.
If you would like a copy, please send an e-mail to:
andreas.fahl...@tamucc.edu
Sincerely,
Andreas
--
Andreas Fahlman
Department of Life Sciences
Texas AM- Corpus Christi
6300 Ocean Dr Unit 5892
Corpus Christi, TX 78412
Ph. +1-361-825-3489
Fax +1-361
to sonar in our study, do not imply any
significantly increased risk of DCS.
--
Andreas Fahlman
Department of Life Sciences
Texas AM- Corpus Christi
6300 Ocean Dr Unit 5892
Corpus Christi, TX 78412
Ph. +1-361-825-3489
Fax +1-361-825-2025
mail: andreas.fahl...@tamucc.edu
web: http://www.comparative
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