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Integrative physiology

view that living systems maintain themselves through continual oscillation and rhythmic change rather than by holding variables constant.

In integrative physiology, homeodynamics refers to view that living systems maintain themselves through continual oscillation and rhythmic change rather than by holding variables constant. This meaning comes from Lloyd (2001) in The Scientific World JOURNAL.[1]

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References

Lloyd, D., Aon, M. A., & Cortassa, S. (2001). Why Homeodynamics, Not Homeostasis? The Scientific World JOURNAL, 1, 133-145. https://doi.org/10.1100/tsw.2001.20

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