Coping with extremes: High-altitude sparrows enhance metabolic and thermogenic capacities in the pectoralis muscle and suppress in the liver relative to their lowland counterparts
Ghulam Nabi(Institute of Nature Conservation), Dongming Li(Dalian University), Ibrahim M. Ahmad(Hebei Normal University), John C. Wingfield(University of California, Davis), Chuan Jiang(Shijiazhuang University), Yuefeng Wu(Hebei Normal University), Qian Zhang(General Hospital of Shenyang Military Region), Yanfeng Sun(Henan University), Mo Li(South China Agricultural University), Danning Xing(Hebei Normal University)
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