homeorhesis

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homeorhesis

[ho″me-o-re´sis]

a stabilized flow. The term has been proposed as a substitute for homeostasis, which implies a static rather than a fluid state in the internal environment, while homeorhesis takes into account the fluidity of change within a space-time continuum and more accurately describes the adaptations and constant interactions necessary to one's well-being in a changing environment.

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This involves a compensatory response (homeorhesis) involving follicular recruitment, dominance and selection.

Evaluating the correlation of seasonality on ovarian activity and milk production in postpartum buffaloes

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Two physiologic processes control partitioning of nutrients: homeostasis which operates continuously and maintains steady state conditions in the body; homeorhesis which involves chronic redistribution of nutrients depending upon the priorities of specific tissues at specific times [5].

Efecto de la somatotropina bovina (bST) sobre la tasa de crecimiento peripuberal de novillas holstein alimentadas con diferente nivel nutricional

The BCS at calving explains the concept of homeorhesis, which was defined decades ago as a set of metabolic alterations in the animal that has a genetic key to safeguard important biological functions such as the survival of the newborn (through milk provision) or reproduction [18].

Influence of body condition score at calving on the metabolic status and production performance of Murrah buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis) during the transition period

Resilience and homeorhesis of Mediterranean shrublands.

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Homeorhesis is not a static condition but a stable equilibrium between equilibrium and disequilibrium.