… Nocturnal hypothermia is demonstrated in a number of small northern birds. These birds
utilize hypothermia … In most bird species hypothermia is utilized only in conjunction with a state …

… of avian hypothermia have yet to be examined. We thus monitored the nocturnal hypothermia
of … Nocturnal flight tests were used to quantify the flight ability of hypothermic doves. Many …

… Reinertsen, RE Nocturnal hypothermia and its energetic significance for small birds living in
the … Nocturnal hypothermia and metabolism in the willow tit, Parus montanus, at 63NJ Comp. …

… nocturnal hypothermia was not due to exhaustion of metabolic reserves. It was therefore
possible that the induced nocturnal hypothermia … was that the nocturnal hypothermia seen in …

… use of nocturnal hypothermia in seasonally acclimatized small passerines. Our findings show
both species used nocturnal hypothermia year-round. Depth of hypothermia was inversely …

… basis was lowered considerably when the tits entered nocturnal hypothermia (Fig. 5). …
The observed nocturnal hypothermia was a controlled physiological response to low ambient …

… When fed ad libitum, neither the Great tit nor the Common redpoll utilized nocturnal
hypothermia. The Willow tit lowered the body temperature to a value which was significantly …

… The selection pressures that have favored the evolution of limited nocturnal hypothermia
are presumably not unique to manakins, and we predict that the major components of the …

… nocturnal hypothermia, but the response differed between the sexes. Whereas male nocturnal
… ‘unpredictable' food supply entered deeper hypothermia at night, compared with females …

… Our model predicts that birds using nocturnal hypothermia should enter nocturnal rest
with lower fat reserves than those not being able to use hypothermia at any level of night …

… shows nocturnal hypothermia. It provides the first detailed data on nocturnal hypothermia in
an … This decrease in MR and T, is similar to that recorded for nocturnal hypothermia in other …

… in nocturnal hypothermia than in daily torpor. Basically … During nocturnal hypothermia, body
temperature is typically … Although birds can enter nocturnal hypothermia at any season of the …

… The question we need to ask is why this light–dark metabolic response should be termed
nocturnal hypothermia when the birds emerged from a depressed rest-phase physiological …

… The term hypothermia in this paper ils used according to the … utilizes hypothermia in order to
minimize its nocturnal energy … the Willow Tit exhibits nocturnal hypothermia even when an ex…

… nocturnal T b did not correlate with T a . In fasted birds, a well-defined nocturnal hypothermia
… The depth of fasting-induced nocturnal hypothermia increased with decreasing temperature…

… Hypothermia (lowered body temperature) has been … Degrees of hypothermia have been
documented in at least eight … cycles and the varying degrees of nocturnal hypothermia (T,,‘s as …

… of the pigeons gradually decreased and nocturnal hypothermia occurred. Interrelated to
nocturnal hypothermia, the birds changed their Ta preference. Only when their b.wt. had …

… , nocturnal hypothermia is a response to the depletion of energy reserves, the depth of
hypothermia … In contrast to the lack of knowledge about hypothermia in the closed economy, there …

… Nocturnal hypothermia sufficient to induce torpor is relatively uncommon in birds, but is …
Under these conditions, nocturnal hypothermia could be an important mechanism for reducing …

… the extent of nocturnal hypothermia in Gray Jays wintering in … Whether the difference in
the degree of hypothermia … first evidence of nocturnal hypothermia among the Corvidae. …