Body temperatures and sweating during exhaustive exercise.

B Saltin; A P Gagge; U Bergh; J A Stolwijk

Body temperatures and sweating during exhaustive exercise.

B Saltin, A P Gagge, U Bergh, J A Stolwijk

Journal of Applied Physiology Published 1 May 1972 Vol. 32 no. 5, 635-643 DOI:

B Saltin

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A P Gagge

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J A Stolwijk

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