The influence of hypothalamic temperature and ambient temperature on thermoregulatory mechanisms in the pig

1. Two types of temperature fluctuation have been recorded from the preoptic region of the conscious pig. One, which is associated with arousal or movement, and another, which is related to rhythms in respiration and blood pressure.

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