10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «THIGMOTACTIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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thigmotactic in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
thigmotactic im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Monograph of the Urostyloidea (Ciliophora, Hypotricha)
Wicklow (1981) established Thigmokeronopsis and the monotypic subfamily Thig
- mokeronopsinae because the type species has a prominent thigmotactic cirral
field covering the left postoral half of the ventral side. There is no doubt that this ...
2
The Ciliated Protozoa: Characterization, Classification, and ...
Thigmotactic Area: see Somatic Region and Thigmotactic Cilia. Thigmotactic
Cilia: generally used to denote a patch, area, tuft, field or zone of more or less
specialized somatic ciliature functionally modified to serve a presumed sensory-
tactile ...
3
Perspectives on Psychology and Social Development: ...
Early nutritional status was found to interact significantly with the early rearing
environment on the measures of ambulation, thigmotactic ratios, and rearing. The
amount of ambulation, thigmotactic ratio, and rearing ups was lowest when the ...
U. N. Dash, Uday Jain, 1999
4
Biofilms - Science and Technology: Science and Technology
The best known responses are to surface topography (thigmotactic response),
light (pholotactic response) and the presence of chemicals (chemotactic
response), reviewed by Fletcher & Callow (1992). The most well documented
thigmotactic ...
5
Biology and Ecology of Earthworms
Furthermore, in waterlogged soil many chemicals, including a wide range of
pesticides and detergents, act as an irritant and cause worms to come to the soil
surface. 4.5.4 THIGMOTACTIC REACTIONS Earthworms are very sensitive to
touch ...
Clive A. Edwards, P.J. Bohlen, 1996
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Advances in Marine Biology APL
Mayfly and dragonfly nymphs are thigmotactic and cling to stones or plants
depending on their normal habitat (Curtis Riley, 1912; Lyman, 1945; Wautier and
Pattee, 1955), while caddis fly larvae respond in the same way to their tubes.
Asellus ...
Frederick Stratten Russell, 1972
7
Natural Enemies of Terrestrial Molluscs
The ciliophorans swim freely in the ureter, with the thigmotactic area (body area
with specialized cilia of sensory-tactile or adhering function) of the ciliophoran in
contact with the ureter. Some ciliophorans were also observed in the pallial cavity
...
8
Animal Migration, Orientation and Navigation
The larvae when hatched remain with the female for three stadia; at this time they
are negatively phototactic and strongly thigmotactic, clinging tO the Sides of the
chamber. Virtually at the instant of molt to the fourth stadium, they cease to be ...
9
Artificial Selection for Recovery from Consummatory ...
The breeding lines were selected according to higher (HOFT) or lower (LOFT)
open field thigmotactic ratios. These ratios were calculated by dividing the
number of inner partitions entered by the total sum of units visited by the mice.
Exposure ...
Leonardo A. Ortega Murillo, 2008
10
Seaweed Ecology and Physiology
Swarmers of Scytosiphon exhibit either phototactic or thigmotactic swimming: of
34 swarmers ... near to the coverslip surface, characteristic of thigmotactic
swimming, and two were initially thigmotactic but became phototactic (Matsunaga
et al.
Catriona L. Hurd, Paul J. Harrison, Kai Bischof, 2014
9 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «THIGMOTACTIC» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
thigmotactic im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
British hallucinogenic cactus growers arrested in Cartagena
The flowers are pink, with thigmotactic anthers (like Opuntia)." So if you fancy a spot of psychonautics and psychedelic psychotherapy all you have to do is work ... «Murcia Today, Jul 15»
Travel: Exploring the plight of the polar bear in beautiful Svalbard
Scenes switch from the Arctic desert of Torellneset, where thigmotactic walruses snuggle together on shingle beaches and diminutive purple saxifrage grow in ... «Western Daily Press, Jan 15»
Sarah Marshall takes a heart-melting journey through Svalbard
Scenes switch from the Arctic desert of Torellneset, where thigmotactic walruses snuggle together on shingle beaches and diminutive purple saxifrage grow in ... «Basingstoke Gazette, Jan 15»
Svalbard: Travel feature
Scenes switch from the Arctic desert of Torellneset, where thigmotactic walruses snuggle together on shingle beaches and diminutive purple saxifrage grow in ... «Stoke Sentinel, Dez 14»
Exploring an unpredictable and pristine world of ice with Arctic …
Scenes switch from the Arctic desert of Torellneset, where thigmotactic walruses snuggle together on shingle beaches and diminutive purple saxifrage grow in ... «Bradford Telegraph and Argus, Dez 14»
Video of the day: Negativland – 'Guns'
... project of one members compositions called “Negativland Presents Thigmotactic,” and they continue to occasionally visit Washington DC as citizen lobbyists. «Oregon Music News, Aug 14»
Hollywood Bug Man Understands How Cockroaches Think
Cockroaches are thigmotactic, which means that they like to run along the edges of things. And so what I do is guide them by creasing the bags of Cheetos and ... «NPR, Mär 14»
A Bee's Prickly Dream
It turns out this activity is hardly necessary: prickly pear cactus stamens are “thigmotactic,” that is, they are mobile, and bend inward when stimulated. «New York Times, Jul 13»
The YouTube Democracy
In true contrarian spirit, meanwhile, Negativland's newest album Thigmotactic is their first collection of "normal" songs—normal by their standards, anyway. «Silicon Valley's Metro, Nov 08»
