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Editorial: The Digestive Tract of Cephalopods: At the Interface Between Physiology and Ecology
Frontiers in Physiology, 2018 Giovanna Ponte +4 more
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Editorial: Methods and applications in invertebrate physiology
Frontiers in Physiology, 2023 Natraj Krishnan +4 more
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Editorial: Vision in Cephalopods [PDF]
Frontiers in Physiology, 2018 Frederike D. Hanke, Daniel C. Osorio
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Vasomotor phenomena in cephalopods
The Journal of Physiology, 1951 Z M, BACQ, F, GHIRETTI
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The Buoyancy of Fish and Cephalopods
Progress in Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry, 1961 openaire +2 more sources
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Current Biology, 2023
In this My word Daniel Osorio explains why cephalopod molluscs were protected by a European Union directive on laboratory animal legislation in 2013, and how the scientific community responded to the challenges posed by this development.
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In this My word Daniel Osorio explains why cephalopod molluscs were protected by a European Union directive on laboratory animal legislation in 2013, and how the scientific community responded to the challenges posed by this development.
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Cephalopod chemotactile sensation
Current Biology, 2023Allard et al. describe the remarkable 'taste by touch' abilities of cephalopods, in particular octopuses.
Corey A, Allard +2 more
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Photoreactions of cephalopod rhodopsin
Vision Research, 1981Abstract In the cephalopod rhodopsin system, two new photoproducts from alkaline metarhodopsin were found. One was slowly converted to rhodopsin in the dark and called pseudo-rhodopsin. It could be photoconverted to the other, pseudo-metarhodopsin. This resulted in a photosteady state mixture in the light. Absorbance spectra of both pigments depended
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2006
The Southern Ocean cephalopod fauna is distinctive, with high levels of endemism in the squid and particularly in the octopodids. Loliginid squid, sepiids and sepiolids are absent from the Southern Ocean, and all the squid are oceanic pelagic species.
Collins, Martin A., Rodhouse, Paul G.K.
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The Southern Ocean cephalopod fauna is distinctive, with high levels of endemism in the squid and particularly in the octopodids. Loliginid squid, sepiids and sepiolids are absent from the Southern Ocean, and all the squid are oceanic pelagic species.
Collins, Martin A., Rodhouse, Paul G.K.
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Experimental Eye Research, 1971
Cephalopod lens proteins have been studied by electrophoresis, immunological methods and ultracentrifugal sedimentation. The most important result is the systematic order difference between the decapods and octopods, as revealed by their electrophoretic eye lens patterns and their corresponding serological cross-reactions.
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Cephalopod lens proteins have been studied by electrophoresis, immunological methods and ultracentrifugal sedimentation. The most important result is the systematic order difference between the decapods and octopods, as revealed by their electrophoretic eye lens patterns and their corresponding serological cross-reactions.
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