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Meaurements of heart and breathing rates to determine the Antarctic fish Pagothenia borchgrevinki's response to hypoxia and an increase in temperature

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The Antarctic fish Pagothenia borchgrevinki has been shown to be able to survive at raised temperatures.

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However, survival at elevated temps is linked to tissue hypoxia (inadequate supply of oxygen) and is important in the early stages of acclimation. Acclimatised fish (-1°C and 4°C) were placed in a closed box respirometer, and subcutaneous ECG electrodes measured heart rate and breathing rate, to determine the fishes response to hypoxia at increased temperatures.

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Heart 75%
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