| Bergmann's rule |
Warm-blooded animals of similar shape tend to be larger in cold climates because larger animals tend to lose heat less rapidly than the smaller ones.
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| Bergmann's g. |
see under cell.
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| Bergmann's r. |
for geographically dispersed races of warm-blooded species of animals, body size is smaller in warmer parts of the species range than in colder parts of the range.
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| Bergmann c.’s |
peculiar glial cells in the molecular layer of the cerebellar cortex having dendrites that extend outward through that layer; called also Bergmann's glia.
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| Bergmann cells, cords, fibers |
see striae acusticae, and see under cell and fiber.
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