THERMAL PANTING IN DOGS - LATERAL NASAL GLAND, A SOURCE OF WATER FOR EVAPORATIVE COOLING

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[4] Nickel R, 1960, LEHRBUCH ANATOMIE HA, VII

[5] PANTING IN DOGS - UNIDIRECTIONAL AIR FLOW OVER EVAPORATIVE SURFACES [J]. SCIENCE, 1970, 169 (3950) : 1102 - +

[1] The maxillary sinus of the dog, with special reference to certain new structures, probably sensory in nature [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 1924, 33 (03): : 449 - 483

[2] INTERFERENCES WITH BIURET METHODS FOR SERUM PROTEINS - USE OF BENEDICTS QUALITATIVE GLUCOSE REAGENT AS A BIURET REAGENT [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1957, 29 (10) : 1491 - 1495

[3] KANGRO C., 1928, ZEITSCHR GES ANAT ABT 1 ZEITSCHR ANAT U ENTWICKLUNGSGESCH, V85, P376, DOI 10.1007/BF02117982

[4] Nickel R, 1960, LEHRBUCH ANATOMIE HA, VII

[5] PANTING IN DOGS - UNIDIRECTIONAL AIR FLOW OVER EVAPORATIVE SURFACES [J]. SCIENCE, 1970, 169 (3950) : 1102 - +