Titlebook: Electrocommunication in Teleost Fishes; Behavior and Experim Bernd Kramer Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Elektrische Fisc

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Grundstruktur der GrundfreiheitenFor good reviews of the significance of electroreception for general neurobiology and future prospects see Bullock and Szabo (1986) and Bullock (1986).

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Taxonomy of Electroreceptive Teleosts,Taxonomy is viewed by some as a dull and boring subject. This is understandable when one thinks of some old-fashioned museums that present endless shelves of, say, dead fish preserved in alcohol. Very often these fish are unattractively bleached, unnaturally oriented, difficult to see through the jar, and covered partly by an identifying tag.

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Species Diversity of Electric Organ Discharge Activity,rm) and central nervous command structures (for the discharge rate). Phylogenetic groups and, within a group, the species it comprises, differ in these structures and their physiological properties (see Chap. 2); these differences are reflected in a wide variety of EOD activities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-68579-2them occurring in huge numbers per individual), with their afferent and efferent connections to the brain, with specialized ganglia, nuclei or laminae within certain brain areas, as well as specific fiber tracts to higher brain centers. Cutaneous sensory organs distributed over the head and trunk (o

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