Douglas L Ingram

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University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom 
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Swiergiel AH, Ingram DL. (1987) Effect of localized changes in scrotal and trunk skin temperature on the demand for radiant heat by pigs. Physiology & Behavior. 40: 523-6
Hayashi M, Ingram DL, Dauncey MJ. (1987) Heat production and respiratory enzymes in normal and runt newborn piglets. Biology of the Neonate. 51: 324-31
Swiergiel A, Ingram D. (1987) Effect of localized changes in scrotal and trunk skin temperature on the demand for radiant heat by pigs Physiology & Behavior. 40: 523-526
Swiergiel AH, Ingram DL. (1986) Effect of diet and temperature acclimation on thermoregulatory behaviour in piglets. Physiology & Behavior. 36: 637-42
Macari M, Dauncey MJ, Ingram DL. (1983) Changes in food intake in response to alterations in the ambient temperature: modifications by previous thermal and nutritional experience. Pflugers Archiv : European Journal of Physiology. 396: 231-7
Heath M, Ingram DL. (1983) Thermoregulatory heat production in cold-reared and warm-reared pigs. The American Journal of Physiology. 244: R273-8
Dauncey MJ, Ingram DL, James PS, et al. (1983) Modification by diet and environmental temperature of enterocyte function in piglet intestine. The Journal of Physiology. 341: 441-52
Macari M, Ingram DL, Dauncey MJ. (1983) Influence of thermal and nutritional acclimatization on body temperatures and metabolic rate. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology. a, Comparative Physiology. 74: 549-53
Dauncey MJ, Ingram DL. (1983) Evaluation of the effects of environmental temperature and nutrition on body composition The Journal of Agricultural Science. 101: 351-358
Dauncey MJ, Ingram DL, Walters DE, et al. (1983) Evaluation of the effects of environmental temperature and nutrition on growth and development The Journal of Agricultural Science. 101: 291-299
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