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Underwater Sound Generation and Acoustic Reception in Fishes with Some Notes on Frogsaring generalists are restricted to detecting low frequencies below 500Hz and the particle motion component of sound, other species have morphological structures such as Weberian ossicles that effectively couple the inner ear to air-filled vibrating chambers within the body, thus allowing sound pres

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The Design of Color Signals and Color Vision in Fishes on background, depth, and viewing distance. Disappointingly, most reef fishes are probably dichromats or at most trichromats; however, their spectral sensitivities are surprisingly varied when compared to some other animals. This variation is mainly due to differing microhabitat light environments

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Chemically Mediated Strategies to Counter Predationo learn to associate risk with visual and chemical correlates of predation risk. Prey respond to chemical cues of predation risk by adopting antipredator behaviors, shifting foraging and reproductive behaviors in a risksensitive fashion, producing morphological defences, and by shifting life-history

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Recent Progress in Aquatic Vertebrate Olfaction, responses from both mitral and ruffed cells (or bulbar relay neurons) can be recorded simultaneously and with a single electrode. They can be easily discriminated anatomically and physiologically. Similar recordings are not possible in other vertebrates because the respective relay neurons (mitral

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Physical Principles of Electric, Magnetic, and Near-Field Acoustic Orientationtly practice the laws of physics, purely from eons of experience. The remarkable similarity in the electric and lowfrequency acoustic fields of underwater objects is emphasized to reveal the close relationship between the two sensory modalities.

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Mechanisms of Ultraviolet Polarization Vision in Fishesght by the partitioning membrane, formed along the contact zone between the members of the double cones, onto neighboring UV-sensitive cones. In this review, I discuss the historical development of this problem and present some interesting insights aimed at future work on the neuronal coding of e-vector.