Adaptive changes in the epidermal structure of the heat-acclimated rock pigeon (Columba livia): A comparative electron microscopy study

Keyphrases

• Pigeons 100%
• Columba Livia 100%
• Adaptive Change 100%
• Rock pigeon 100%
• Electron Microscopy Studies 100%
• Epidermal Structure 100%
• Cold-acclimated 44%
• Epidermis 33%
• Corneocytes 22%
• Water Evaporation 22%
• Abdominal Skin 22%
• Great Thickness 22%
• Structural Change 11%
• Great Changes 11%
• Hypertrophy 11%
• Microstructure 11%
• Epidermal Cells 11%
• Vascularization 11%
• Extracellular Space 11%
• Transitional Layer 11%
• Keratohyalin Granules 11%
• Stratum Corneum 11%
• Multi-granular 11%
• Lipoid 11%
• Modified Patch 11%
• Evaporative Cooling 11%
• Lipid Bilayer 11%
• Fluid Content 11%
• Germ Layers 11%
• Dorsal Skin 11%
• Highly Permeable 11%
• Cornified Envelope 11%
• Complex Materials 11%
• Intracellular Structure 11%
• Keratin 11%
• Transepidermal 11%
• Cutaneous Evaporation 11%
• Epidermal Morphology 11%
• Water Vapor 11%
• Skin Resistance 11%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Columbidae 100%
• Columba Livia 100%
• Electron Microscopy 100%
• Extracellular Space 50%
• Stratum Corneum 50%
• Keratin 50%
• Lipid Bilayer 50%
• Skin Conductance 50%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Pigeon 100%
• Columba livia 100%
• Corneocyte 28%
• Columbidae 28%
• Stratum Corneum 14%
• Vascularity 14%
• Keratin 14%
• Skin Conductance 14%
• Keratohyalin 14%