Titlebook: A Spider’s World; Senses and Behavior Friedrich G. Barth Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Behavioral Ecology.Evolution.Sens

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Friedrich G. Barth400 million years of development have led to a fascinating technical perfection and complexity of the spider‘s sensory organs.The renowned physiologist, Friedrich G. Barth, gives a gripping account of

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Production and Use of Chimeric Mice However, the term “Central American” is used in a rather broad sense here, including the Caribbean, with Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica, as well as parts of Colombia north of the Andes. The present state of our knowledge is also based on extensive contacts with South American arachnologists and searches t

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Patricia E. Gallagher,Debra I. Dizs. On our very first trip into the highlands of Alta Verapaz in Guatemala’s .., we soon realized that the locomotor activity of . has a well-developed day-night rhythm (Barth and Seyfarth 1979). After sundown, when the light intensity has fallen to about 15 lux, the spider turns around and leaves it

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Three Angiotensin Paradigms in One Patientles the matter. Killing prey by injecting poison is typical of spiders (with very few exceptions: the Uloboridae and .,Liphistiidae; Foelix 1992), and this characteristic has contributed much to the almost universal attitude of antipathy towards these wonderful animals. However, fear of a spider bit

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Junji Takaya,Taiji Matsusaka,Iekuni Ichikawatogether respond to a broad spectrum of mechanical stimuli: the most delicate air currents and vibrations as well as slight deformations of the exoskeleton and gentle touches. The role of mechanoreception in the behavior of most spiders is correspondingly diverse. The most familiar example may be th

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Regulation of Angiogenesis by Angiotensin IIatin . appears in a composite word, we should not truncate it and speak of “proprioception”, but rather of proprioreception. The other part of the word also comes from Latin .,and the term as a whole means the detection and perception, by way of proprioreceptors, of stimuli that result from an anima