L. Stoot, N. A. Cairns, Felicia Cull, Jessica J. Taylor, J. Jeffrey, Félix Morin, J. Mandelman, T. Clark, S. Cooke
2014.4.4Conservation Physiology
tlooto Summary
Portable blood physiology meters exist that enable researchers to measure various parameters in field settings rather than having to store and transport samples, and have much promise for conservation physiology of vertebrates.
Abstract
Portable blood physiology meters exist that enable researchers to measure various parameters in field settings rather than having to store and transport samples. Although there is need for more thorough calibrations of these devices, they have much promise for conservation physiology of vertebrates.
Citation format
STOOT, L., et al. Use of portable blood physiology point-of-care devices for basic and applied research on vertebrates: A review. Conservation Physiology, 2014, 2.