Kilham L, Ferm V H
Teratology. 1976 Dec;14(3):323-6. doi: 10.1002/tera.1420140307.
Exposure of pregnant hamsters on gestation day 8 to 40 or 41 degrees C for one hour caused an increased rate of resorption and a high frequency of exencephaly and encephalocele. Longer exposures often killed pregnant females. Hamsters that had fetuses with abnormalities usually experienced body temperature elevations of 3-4 degrees C above normal (37 degrees C).
怀孕的仓鼠在妊娠第8天暴露于40或41摄氏度环境1小时，会导致吸收率增加以及无脑儿和脑膨出的高发生率。暴露时间更长通常会导致怀孕母鼠死亡。怀有异常胎儿的仓鼠体温通常比正常体温（37摄氏度）高出3至4摄氏度。
