Titlebook: Marginality; Addressing the Nexus Joachim von Braun,Franz W. Gatzweiler Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2014 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and the Author(s) 2

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ations, connected with the lymphatic system, in certain amphibious animals.” In this initial publication on the amphibian lymphatic system, Müller described many of the features which characterize this unique network. He found, for example, that frogs have lymph spaces beneath the skin, that there a

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Franz W. Gatzweiler,Heike Baumüllerations, connected with the lymphatic system, in certain amphibious animals.” In this initial publication on the amphibian lymphatic system, Müller described many of the features which characterize this unique network. He found, for example, that frogs have lymph spaces beneath the skin, that there a

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Sajjad Zohirny permeable membrane can serve as a gas exchange organ and the phenomenology of natural history suggests that practically every suitable structure has done so in the past. Thus, the integument, limbs, head, pharynx, tail, gut, and even the cloaca have been specialized as gas exchange organs; air lu

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Daniel Callo-Concha,Jan Henning Sommer,Janina Kleemann,Franz W. Gatzweiler,Manfred Denichom gills and/or lungs increases the efficiency of gas transport for the organism. A phylogenetic trend towards a higher degree of blood separation within the heart, and a more sophisticated control of respiratory and systemic blood flow distribution, is readily discernible among the vertebrates. The

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om gills and/or lungs increases the efficiency of gas transport for the organism. A phylogenetic trend towards a higher degree of blood separation within the heart, and a more sophisticated control of respiratory and systemic blood flow distribution, is readily discernible among the vertebrates. The

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Valerie Graw,Christine Husmannus members of a natriuretic peptide (NP) hormone family. are synthesized in a variety of mammalian tissues (Vollmar 1990), but most specifically the heart and brain (Sudoh et al. 1990), and can produce multiple renal, adrenal, cardiovascular, and brain effects (e.g. Needleman et al. 1989; Brenner et

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Nusha Yamina Choudhury,Christa Räder producing a urine that is more concentrated than the body fluids. Only in mammalian species, with the full development of the loop of Henle and the counter-current multiplier system of the renal tubule, is the kidney routinely able to concentrate the urine sufficiently to handle most excess salt lo