10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THIGMOTAXES»
Discover the use of
thigmotaxes in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thigmotaxes and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sense Organs Integration, and Behavior
... 124, 256, 488 Taste modalities, 116-120, 545 Taste receptors, 500 Taxes (see
also Geotaxes, Hygrotaxes, etc.), 117, 125, 346, 365—399, 491 definition, 365—
367 Thiamine, 570 Thigmokineses, effect of humidity, 388, 389 Thigmotaxes, ...
2
Elements of Marine Ecology
... lateral contact (thigmotaxes), humidity (hydrotaxes) or direction of flow of water
(rheotaxes) (Fraenkel and Gunn, 1961). This is a complex field of study because
animal behaviour is seldom altogether consistent, varying from one individual to
...
Ronald Victor Tait, Frances Dipper, 1998
... THIGMOTAXES THIGMOTAXIS THIGMOTROPISM THIGMOTROPISMS THILL
THILLS THIMBLE THIMBLEBERRIES THIMBLEBERRY THIMBLEFUL
THIMBLEFULS THIMBLERIG THIMBLERIGGED THIMBLERIGGER
THIMBLERIGGERS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
4
The behaviour of nematodes: their activity, senses and responses
... adaptation. They interpreted the reaction as an escape mechanism from
predators (Esser, 1963), the threshold of the stimulus approximating to that of
contact with mites and predatory nematodes. Thigmotaxes in aggregation
Thigmotaxes ...
5
Annals of Tropical Research
Hughes (1966) and Minshall and Weninger ( 1 968) observed that under reduced
flow conditions, there is a breakdown of the normal photo-and thigmotaxes and
active movements of insects into the water column, perhaps to seek respiratory ...
6
Dissertation Abstracts International: The sciences and ...
Scolothrips sexmaculatus is a facultatively arrhenotokous, parthenogenetic
species. Larval and adult thrips were behaviorally well adapted to preying on
tetranychids which produce copious webbing. Thigmotaxes were shown by all
instars.
7
Comparative psychology: an evolutionary analysis of animal ...
Other sources of stimulation that are associated with directed movements, both
positive and negative, are chemical gradients (chemo-taxes), water pressure
gradients (rheotaxes), body contact gradients (thigmotaxes), and gradients of ...
A positive thigmotaxes often leads to concealment under stones or in a variety of
natural cracks and crevices. In addition, many insects engage in the construction
of a wide variety of structures, some of which are as elaborate as any built by ...
9
Microscopic anatomy of invertebrates: Aschelminthes
70), indicating both chemotaxis and thigmotaxes at the tip of the filopod. These
observations suggest that the tips of filopodia are especially sensitive, but yield
no information as to the generality (or specificity) of individual sites of sensation, ...
Frederick W. Harrison, Edward E. Ruppert, 1991
10
Elements of marine ecology: an introductory course
... animals it is evident that the direction of their movements is related to factors
such as light (phototaxes), gravity (geotaxes), lateral contact (thigmotaxes),
humidity (hydrotaxes) or direction of flow of water (rheotaxes)32, 240 The
seashore.
