Titlebook: Electroreceptors and Other Specialized Receptors in Lower Vertrebrates; T. H. Bullock,A. Fessard,T. Szabo,A. Fessard Book 1974 Springer-Ve

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Warren Halsey Fox,Sabha Al ShamisiIn the preceding chapter some aspects of the biological role of electroreception are discussed that depend on signals arising from other organisms and from inanimate sources. In the present chapter we consider the reception of signals from electric organs, both from the same individual and from others.

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Rosalind Latiner Raby,Edward J. ValeauIn 1785, the Frenchman .. described the pseudobranch of the teleost for the first time. Since then, the function of this organ has been questioned.. The discovery of a group of receptors at this site casts new light on the problem and has led the author to propose a function based on new morphological and physiological data.

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General Introductionction, discovery, and establishment of electroreceptors is a case history of extreme interest not only for the intrinsic insight into the life of some lower vertebrates that see the world through a new sense but also for the lessons it teaches about identifying and classifying receptors by function.

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Anatomy of the Specialized Lateral Line Organs of Electroreception system of aquatic lower vertebrates. According to . (1963) two types of organs can be distinguished in the lateral-line system of fish: the “ordinary” and the “ampullary” lateral-line organs (in a broad sense). The first group comprises the free organs [superficial neuromasts (., 1963); large pit o

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The Ampullae of Lorenziniy is skinned during elementary dissection classes. They are sense organs clearly related anatomically and embryologically to the other members of the acousticolateralis system, and are obviously of major importance to the fish, as their sensory nerves rank in number with those of the eye, ear, nose

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The Detection of Electric Fields from Inanimate and Animate Sources Other Than Electric Organstroduction to the present Volume, Chapter 1). Therefore, however suggestive the electrical characteristics of a sense organ may be, the final justification for using the term electroreceptor depends upon the role that the sense organ in question plays in the animal’s life. To establish and analyze t

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