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Neuroethology of Species Recognition in Electroreception

1983
Two critical stages of information processing are prelude to most sensory recognition tasks: filtering, and coding. Peripheral sensory receptors act either in unison, or as banks of stimulus filters to shape and modify stimuli, and to improve signal detection. Stimuli are then coded into nerve impulses so that information can pass to higher centers. It
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Electroreception in vertebrates and invertebrates

2010
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Electroreception guides feeding behaviour in amphibians

, 1982
Werner Himstedt, J uuml rgen Kopp, W. Schmidt   +2 more
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Electroreception

, 1988
Peter Möller, Theodore H. Bullock, Walter Heiligenberg   +2 more
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Prey Discrimination and Electroreception in the Stingray Dasyatis sabina

, 1988
Barbara I. Blonder, William S. Alevizon
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Active Electroreception: Vertebrates

2010
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Fish electroreception as a model for vincristine-induced neuropathies and a possible preventive role for Org 2766 treatment

, 1993
Isabel Neuman, P.S. Heijmen, R.C. Peters, G.S.F. Ruigt   +3 more
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From Electrogenesis to Electroreception: An Overview

2006
Günther K.H. Zupanc, Theodore H. Bullock   +1 more
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On the Coincidence of Loss of Electroreception and Reorganization of Brain Stem Nuclei in Vertebrates

, 1991
Bernd Fritzsch
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The role of amino acid neurotransmitters in the descending control of electroreception

, 1993
Joseph Bastian
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