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Electrophysiology of the lizard cochlea
Experimental Neurology, 1969The cochlear potentials of several species of lizard were measured, in particular Trachysaurus rugosus. Auditory responses were measured both at the round window and in scala tympani. The round window membrane was found to have considerable effect on the recorded potentials causing an attenuation and differentiation of summating potential (SP).
J R, Johnstone, B M, Johnstone
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The Alligator Lizard and Granite Spiny Lizard
1990Anguid lizards are found on most continents and most have strongly reduced limbs. The alligator lizard of western North America is exceptional, in that it has relatively well-developed limbs and moves in a similar way to most other lizards. Since 1974, an extensive series of reports has been published on the structure and response activity of the ...
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The Journal of Protozoology, 1964
SYNOPSIS. South of latitude 32°, where adequate samples were taken, both Sceloporus undulatus and Anolis carolinensis were infected with Plasmodium fioridense Thompson and Huff, but with varying frequency. Data resulting from general surveys made in two coastal islands, Jekyll and Sapelo, and from 11 counties in south and southwest Georgia showed 62 ...
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SYNOPSIS. South of latitude 32°, where adequate samples were taken, both Sceloporus undulatus and Anolis carolinensis were infected with Plasmodium fioridense Thompson and Huff, but with varying frequency. Data resulting from general surveys made in two coastal islands, Jekyll and Sapelo, and from 11 counties in south and southwest Georgia showed 62 ...
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