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Peter Parker,Joyce Mokhesi-Parkernnot be extracted easily without specializations external to the inner ear. These adaptations to sound pressure reception, the way terrestrial and some aquatic vertebrates hear, essentially have to funnel the limited energy present in the far field with minimal loss to the appropriate receptor organ

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Peter Parker,Joyce Mokhesi-Parker structures serve, and it can be difficult to determine which parts of an organism’s phenotype have been subjected to the specific changes induced by coevolutionary effects (e.g., are the horns of male deer directed against predators or other males?). Vertebrates, in particular, present special prob

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Peter Parker,Joyce Mokhesi-Parkers establish the characteristics of the “acoustic landscape.” In this way, each place in nature comes to have its own special sound (Gish and Morton 1981; Brenowitz 1982; Waser and Brown 1984, 1986; Brown and Waser 1988). Within the constraints imposed by the properties of each acoustic landscape, he

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Peter Parker,Joyce Mokhesi-Parkernal, and the numerous small eggs sink to the bottom and are covered with silt and sand. The parents die after spawning. The eggs hatch a few weeks later, and the young pass through a hermaphroditic larval stage that may last for years. Characteristically, lampreys are euryhaline and thus able to mig

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Peter Parker,Joyce Mokhesi-Parkernal, and the numerous small eggs sink to the bottom and are covered with silt and sand. The parents die after spawning. The eggs hatch a few weeks later, and the young pass through a hermaphroditic larval stage that may last for years. Characteristically, lampreys are euryhaline and thus able to mig

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Peter Parker,Joyce Mokhesi-Parkernal, and the numerous small eggs sink to the bottom and are covered with silt and sand. The parents die after spawning. The eggs hatch a few weeks later, and the young pass through a hermaphroditic larval stage that may last for years. Characteristically, lampreys are euryhaline and thus able to mig

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