Titlebook: Man and Animals in Hot Environments; D. L. Ingram,L. E. Mount Book 1975 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1975 Akklimatisation.Bioklima.Hot En

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Man and Animals in Hot Environments978-1-4613-9368-9Series ISSN 0172-6048

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The Thermal Environmentmidity, wetting by precipitation or otherwise, and in certain cases the nature of the floor. These thermal characteristics determine the levels of heat exchange between animal and environment (Chapters 2 and 3).

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Heat Exchange between Animal and Environment magnitude as heat loss. The rate of heat loss from an animal is determined by the rate of heat production and the rate at which heat is being lost from or stored in the body as the result of changes in the temperatures of its parts: . where . = rate of heat production, or metabolic rate . = rate of heat loss . = rate of change of stored heat

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