The respiratory and cardiovascular changes associated with the emersion response ofCarcinus maenas (L.) during environmental hypoxia, at three different temperatures
Edwin W. Taylor(Oldham Council), P. J. Sherlock(University of Birmingham), P. J. Butler(University of Birmingham)
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