Elsa Glanville

Using longitudinal syndromic surveillance to describe small ruminant health in village production systems in Myanmar

Jenny E Hanks, Elsa J Glanville, Ei Phyu, Nandar Hlaing, Lwin Naing Oo, Aung Aung, Kyaw Naing Oo, Angus JD Campbell

Journal article  |  2018  |  Preventive Veterinary Medicine

A novel syndromic surveillance approach was used to describe small ruminant health in Myanmar, to help overcome limitations in dis..

The effect of vaccination against Campylobacter on maiden ewe reproduction in Victoria

Elsa Jane Glanville

Thesis / Dissertation  |  2017

Reducing reproductive wastage is important for the Australian sheep industry. Campylobacter fetus fetus and C. jejuni infections i..

Thermal adaptation in endotherms: Climate and phylogeny interact to determine population-level responses in a wild rat

EJ Glanville, SA Murray, F Seebacher

Journal article  |  2012  |  Functional Ecology

The ecology of endotherms is driven by their great energetic need for thermoregulation, which renders mammals and birds particular..

Advantage to lower body temperatures for a small mammal (Rattus fuscipes) experiencing chronic cold

EJ Glanville, F Seebacher

Journal article  |  2010  |  Journal of Mammalogy

Cold environments are challenging for small endotherms because they must increase heat production to compensate for increased heat..

Low levels of physical activity increase metabolic responsiveness to cold in a rat (Rattus fuscipes).

Frank Seebacher, Elsa J Glanville

Journal article  |  2010  |  PLoS One

BACKGROUND: Physical activity modulates expression of metabolic genes and may therefore be a prerequisite for metabolic responses ..

Plasticity in body temperature and metabolic capacity sustains winter activity in a small endotherm (Rattus fuscipes).

Elsa J Glanville, Frank Seebacher

Journal article  |  2010  |  Comp Biochem Physiol A Mol Integr Physiol

Small mammals that remain active throughout the year at a constant body temperature have a much greater energy and food requiremen..

Erratum to Plasticity in body temperature and metabolic capacity sustains winter activity in a small endotherm (Rattus fuscipes) [Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, Part A, (2010), 155, 383-391]

EJ Glanville, F Seebacher

Journal article  |  2010  |  Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - A Molecular and Integrative Physiology

Thermal acclimation causes changes in exercise performance and body temperature but not in tissue metabolic capacity of a small endotherm (Rattus fuscipes)

Elsa J Glanville, Frank Seebacher

Journal article  |  2009  |  Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology

Seasonal acclimatization of body temperature and metabolic capacities in an Australian rat (Rattus fuscipes assimilis)

E Glanville, F Seebacher

Journal article  |  2008  |  Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology

Compensation for environmental change by complementary shifts of thermal sensitivity and thermoregulatory behaviour in an ectotherm.

EJ Glanville, F Seebacher

Journal article  |  2006  |  J Exp Biol

Thermoregulating animals are thought to have evolved a preferred body temperature at which thermally sensitive performance is opti..