Titlebook: Hearing and Sound Communication in Fishes; William N. Tavolga,Arthur N. Popper,Richard R. Fay Conference proceedings 1981 Springer Science

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Fine Structure and Function of the Eares. In this chapter we will summarize this diversity in the ear, from the gross structure to the ultrastructure of the sensory epithelia, and suggest some of the possible functional meanings for these structural differences. We hope that this discussion will stimulate interest in pursuing direct exp

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The Swimbladder and Hearingound that removing gas from the swimbladder of . (cod) reduced the sensitivity at 300 Hz by about 20 dB, while Fay and Popper (1975) found a decline in the sound pressure sensitivity of . (catfish) above 100 Hz after swimbladder deflation. In a neat experiment on the dab ., a species without a swimb