Physiology

... and will lead to decreased heart rate(Marey's law). But the main regulation mechanism is mediated by ANS You have to read some Cardiovascular Physiology. :)

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hey ive got an assignment almost exactly on wat ur question was on. im having soooo much trouble finding out information, my physiology textbook has no info on it whatsoeva. i was wonderin if u had anymore luck with your research? if so could u please help me out? :D cheers

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this is the standard text in plant physiology, a text I personally own and which I found quite good back when I was studying plants. http://www.amazon.com/Plant-Physiology-Lincoln-Taiz/dp/0878938567/ref=ed_oe_h

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... inervation. as for the sympathetic inervation, it is pretty complex - see this drawing for example, for the Netter atlas of anatomy and physiology http://www.netterimages.com/images/vpv/000/000/004/4584-0550x0475.jpg As for the pacemaker fibers of the heart, there is much more to be ...

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... local university websites to see what their science courses are like- the best way to do it might be to major in Biology with a stream in animal physiology and behaviour. After your initial degree you'll then have to go on and fo Honors, and then Masters or a PhD in the field of your choice. ...

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