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Respiratory physiology: strange cycles and the fruit-fly's tongue
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Respiratory physiology: strange cycles and the fruit-fly's tongue
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Abstract
Drosophila in flight show an unexpected cyclicity in gas exchange even at constant metabolic flux rates--perhaps because regular proboscis extensions assist in providing oxygen to the fly's brain.
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