Morphological Evidence for a Directional Flow Mechanoreceptor in Olive-Headed Sea Snakes (Hydrophis major).
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Journal of morphology
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| author | Wagner, Alizée Johnson, Chad Ha, Myoung Hoon Sanders, Kate L Collin, Shaun P Crowe-Riddell, Jenna M |
| author_facet | Wagner, Alizée Johnson, Chad Ha, Myoung Hoon Sanders, Kate L Collin, Shaun P Crowe-Riddell, Jenna M Wagner, Alizée Johnson, Chad Ha, Myoung Hoon Sanders, Kate L Collin, Shaun P Crowe-Riddell, Jenna M |
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| contents | Morphological Evidence for a Directional Flow Mechanoreceptor in Olive-Headed Sea Snakes (Hydrophis major). Wagner, Alizée Johnson, Chad Ha, Myoung Hoon Sanders, Kate L Collin, Shaun P Crowe-Riddell, Jenna M Animals Mechanoreceptors Hydrophiidae The sense of touch (mechanoreception) in snakes is not widely appreciated despite emerging evidence of tactile specialisation among sea snakes. This is partly due to the challenges in quantifying small ( |
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| spellingShingle | Morphological Evidence for a Directional Flow Mechanoreceptor in Olive-Headed Sea Snakes (Hydrophis major). Wagner, Alizée Johnson, Chad Ha, Myoung Hoon Sanders, Kate L Collin, Shaun P Crowe-Riddell, Jenna M Animals Mechanoreceptors Hydrophiidae Morphological Evidence for a Directional Flow Mechanoreceptor in Olive-Headed Sea Snakes (Hydrophis major). Wagner, Alizée Johnson, Chad Ha, Myoung Hoon Sanders, Kate L Collin, Shaun P Crowe-Riddell, Jenna M Animals Mechanoreceptors Hydrophiidae The sense of touch (mechanoreception) in snakes is not widely appreciated despite emerging evidence of tactile specialisation among sea snakes. This is partly due to the challenges in quantifying small ( |
| title | Morphological Evidence for a Directional Flow Mechanoreceptor in Olive-Headed Sea Snakes (Hydrophis major). |
| topic | Animals Mechanoreceptors Hydrophiidae |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41108564/ |