Titlebook: Marine Mammal Sensory Systems; Jeanette A. Thomas,Ronald A. Kastelein,Alexander Y Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992

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Morphological and Histochemical Features of Odontocete Visual Neocortex: Immunocytochemical Analysiscortex of whales (Morgane et al., 1985; Morgane et al., 1986a, b; Glezer et al., 1988; Morgane et al., 1990; Morgane and Glezer, 1990). The cetacean neocortex is thin and its overall pattern of layering is not well-expressed, particularly due to the incipience of layer IV and to a general lack of gr

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Fiber Analysis of the Optic and Cochlear Nerves of Small Cetaceansar nerves in odontocetes may be significant for estimating the function potential of the visual and hearing systems in these highly specialized aquatic mammals. Jacobs and Jensen (1964), Jacobs et al. (1964), Korneliussen et al.(1965), Jacobs (1973), Morgane and Jacobs (1972), Jansen and Jansen (196

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The Cornea as an Optical Element in the Cetacean Eyeand corneal tissue (ca. 1.38) makes the anterior corneal surface the principal refracting element, although the curvatures of the surfaces of the crystalline lens are stronger. This is due to the fact that the lens is immersed in aqueous humor (n = 1.33) which is not very different in refractive ind

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Prenatal Development of the Peripheral Part of the Auditory System in Mammals of Different Ecologyse features owe their existence, on the one hand, to the specific origin and evolution of hearing in mammals and, on the other, to the specific perception and processing of acoustic signals. While the auditory and vestibular structures are interconnected closely among amphibia, reptiles and even bir

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