Titlebook: Octopus; Physiology and Behav M. J. Wells Book 1978 M. J. Wells 1978 aging.anatomy.behavior.blood vessel.brain.fish.growth.learning.physiol

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M. J. Wells M.A., Sc.D.s’s (1978) breaking instabihty. For . 0.31 a full three-dimensional instability dominates the Benjamin-Feir instability and leads rapidly to breaking. Preliminary measurements of this instability agree very well with the results of McLean .. (1981). Continuous measurements of the velocity field at t

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M. J. Wells M.A., Sc.D.s’s (1978) breaking instabihty. For . 0.31 a full three-dimensional instability dominates the Benjamin-Feir instability and leads rapidly to breaking. Preliminary measurements of this instability agree very well with the results of McLean .. (1981). Continuous measurements of the velocity field at t

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Introduction,andle things the way they do because they are hunting for statements that can be made about animals generally, and the further one proceeds towards the molecular basis of life, the easier it seems to be to do this. Their problem is how to hold things together after the first few chapters. Krebs cycl

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An outline of the anatomy,reat detail; the brain, notably, has had a very thorough treatment in Young’s (1971) . (690 pp and 645 figures!) but there is no obvious source for a general picture of the anatomy of the animal as a whole. To find an illustration covering the major vessels of the blood system, for example, one must

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Feeding and digestion,ly a scavenger. It does not, however, seem at all likely that scavenging is important since the animal plainly, and preferentially, attacks live prey. In captivity, food that fails to move is often ignored until touched.

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Reproduction and growth,w notably larger suckers towards the bases of the second and third pairs of arms (Section 2.1.2). Otherwise there is no reliable means of sexing the animals from an external examination. The two sexes grow at about the same rate and live for about the same length of time (Section 5.3.1 ., below).

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