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

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0720-1842 ceive electric signals, one‘s own or those from a neighbor, is the basis of some bony fishes‘ unusual sensory capacities that enable them to lead a secret, nocturnal life. This volume provides the reader with a detailed account of these fishes‘ biology and behavior and their sophisticated sensory ca

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System der Rechtsquellen und Handlungsformenstrong electric fish, such as the electric eel, took an instrumental part; Wu 1984; Zimmermann 1985.) Mutual attraction among electric eels when attacking prey and feeding was observed in wading pools (Cox 1938; Bullock 1969).

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Introduction, weak electric organs, was discovered by Hans Lissmann (1951, 1958) of the University of Cambridge. He demonstrated the function of an ., but, along with others, also proposed a second function, that of .. Studies in electrical communication were pioneered by Patricia Black-Cleworth (1970), then in

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Electric Sensori-Motor System,them 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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0720-1842 ication behavior in a variety of species, including studies of digital signal synthesis. Whenever possible, mechanisms of communication are indicated.978-3-642-84028-9978-3-642-84026-5Series ISSN 0720-1842

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Network-Driven Drug Discovery,heir mechanism of action, and extraction of genetic target support from human population genetics data. Validation is described via summary of a number of discovery projects and details from a project aimed at COVID-19 disease.

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