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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «RHEOTACTIC»
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1
Environmental Physiology of Fishes
A. Type of orientation performance. If the degree of difficulty of orientation
performance is considered three main types of active migration may occur. 1.
Rheotactic orientation. - The fish is forced to swim in a channelled body of water.
Banks or ...
2
Chemical Ecology in Aquatic Systems
The control fish were presumably homing by mechanisms of rheotropism (Arnold
1974), that is by an upstream movement (positive rheotactic response) towards
attractive odours in their original home area, and a down- stream movement ...
Christer Brönmark, Lars-Anders Hansson,
2012
3
Sense Organs Integration, and Behavior
The rheotactic reactions of Asellus, Gammarus, and some other aquatic
crustaceans are well known. In Asellus, various external conditions such as light,
temperature, and O2 tension may influence the rheotactic response.H Since high
02 ...
4
Biology of the Lobster: Homarus americanus
This rheotactic response in postlarvae can be elicited by an optical stimulus, a
cardboard cylinder with slits that rotates around a motionless glass dish
containing the postlarvae (Hadley, 1906). If light is introduced at an angle to the
direction of ...
5
The biology of hypogean fishes
Baker & Montgomery 19991 provide clear evidence for a role of the superficial
neuromasts in rheotactic behaviour. A fish embedded within a smooth flow
without any external reference frame has no basis on which to know whether it is
moving ...
Aldemaro Romero, Aldemaro Romero Díaz,
2001
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Ecological Connectivity among Tropical Coastal Ecosystems
2003, Marshall et al. 2003a, b, 2006). Such details are not reported for other
tropical habitats or for settling decapods. 5.3.4. Rheotactic. and. Electric. Cues.
New results suggest that rheotactic cues are used in conjunction with other cues
...
7
Contemporary Rhetorical Theory: A Reader
A rheotactic study, then, follows two steps in order to achieve understanding: First
, I have arranged rhetoric and ordered its history. Now I notice how the
arrangement turns, moves, and maneuvers. With this notion of rheotactic, I will
represent ...
John Louis Lucaites, Celeste Michelle Condit, Sally Caudill,
1999
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Fourth European Marine Biology Symposium
The starfish show a simple and positive rheotactic response. Because of the
direction of flow of the sea water when the lamp was placed at one end of the
apparatus it could either be held over the flow sink (condition B) or over the flow
source ...
The starfish show a simple and positive rheotactic response. Because of the
direction of flow of the sea water when the lamp was placed at one end of the
apparatus it could either be held over the flow sink (condition B) or over the flow
source ...
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Biomonitors and Biomarkers as Indicators of Environmental ...
Fish maintain their position in flowing water with the help of two sensory systems:
i) perception of water flow through the lateral line system, which activates the
rheotactic reflex to counter the flow, and ii) an additional optomotoric reaction ...
Frank M. Butterworth, Amara Gunatilaka, María Eugenia Gonsebatt,
2001