Compensation

... can result in hypocarbia When does tachypnea occur vs. hyperventilation? I want to associate everything w/ acid/base balance and respiratory compensation. ??

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... ear hyperpolarization and depolarization in the other. Impulses are send to vestibular apparatus and cerebellum, that further initiate appropriate compensation to keep your body balanced. If this is correct, than what happens when we spinn off balance? There is an unequal nerve impulse?

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... some gene families, there may be less selective constraint because there are more gene copies and therefore a greater plasticity for functional compensation in the event of mutation" (yes I'm copying this from an article, but I need help understanding it,so don't sue me) Whats selective ...

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... those terms. Maximum photosynthetic rate- rate where production = max capacity of plant to bond carbon into molecules and capture energy Light Compensation Point- minimum photosynthetic activity needed for respiration to occur and no loss of energy (stored) on the plant's part. Net assimilation- ...

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Hello, Could you explain me the difference (or the similarity) between these terms : Rate of net photosynthesis Net assimilation rate (NAR) Light compensation point Maximum photosynthetic rate Is it possible, for exemple, to calculate the "Net assimilation rate" if I have the "Rate ...

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