WEATHERS, WESLEY W., AND FRED N. WHITE. Physiological thermoregulafion in turtles. Am. J. Physiol. 22 l(3) : 704-7 10. 17 I. .The physiological capacity of turtles for altering rates of heat exchange was partially assessed by measuring rates of change of body temperature (Tb) during heating from 10 C to 30 C, and during cooling from 30 C to 10 C, in both air and water. In water, turtles heated ...

Abstract The realization of the thermoregulating function electronic skin (e‐skin) by simulating human temperature perception system can greatly improve intelligence e‐skin. Here, we report a e‐skin that fits on surface prosthetic limb based hybrid structure consisting flexible thermoelectric device and phase‐change heat sink. possesses outstanding adaptability similar to body; it maintain at 3...

Recent reviews of the literature on thermoregulation during exercise including the regulation of thermal sweating have been made by many scientists [see (1) for Jessen's review]. Human body temperature is determined by the balance between heat accumulation, whether generated by physical activity (metabolic heat production) or gained from the environment (environmental heat), and heat dissipatio...