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Adaptations in Diving Marine Animals: Cetaceans, Pinnipeds, and Penguins
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Adaptations in Diving Marine Animals: Cetaceans, Pinnipeds, and Penguins
Developing hypothesis
Both deficiency of oxygen and increase in levels of carbon dioxide in the blood stream and tissues might be involved in regulating breath-holding phenomenon and resistance to asphyxia as aadaptation measures in diving marine animals
Observations
Diving marine animals share cardiopulmonary physiology with that of terestial mammals
Capability to hold breath, reduced metabolism, production of energy through anaerobic means and resistance to asphyxiation
Sharp contrast with the land dwelling mammals along with humans
Identifying the model organism
Model taxon; monophyletic group of species
Phylogenetic associations identified by differences among homology and analogy
Literature review
Developments that contribute to breath holding and resistance against asphyxia
Physiological developments and survival mechanisms
Generalizations about diving manners
Comparative analysis
Human response and survival cababilities under extreme environmental circumstances
Physiological ecology along with human physiology
Comparison among diving and non-diving animals
Experimental studies
Insertion of respirometer tube in the mouth of the organisms
Implanting canula for collecting blood samples
Remote sensing devices
Data callibration and result compilation
Blood pressure calculation
Hemoglobin level analysis
Heart rate determination
Breathing rate calculation
Anerobic muscle activity
Oxygen debt calculation
Drawing conclusions
Based on the results of different experimental studies
Agreement or disagreement with the proposed hypothesis.
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