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Behavior And Its Neural Control In Gastropod Molluscs Ronald Chase

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Behavior And Its Neural Control In Gastropod Molluscs Ronald Chase
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 20.37 MB
Pages: 336
Author: Ronald Chase
ISBN: 9780195113143, 9780195354485, 0195113144, 0195354486
Language: English
Year: 2002

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Behavior And Its Neural Control In Gastropod Molluscs Ronald Chase by Ronald Chase 9780195113143, 9780195354485, 0195113144, 0195354486 instant download after payment.

During the past quarter century, there has been a tremendous expansion in our knowledge about gastropods, their behavior and their neurobiology. We can understand a great deal about mammalian nervous systems by studying the relatively larger and simpler structure of the gastropod nervous system. Behavior and Its Neural Control in Gastropod Molluscs first reviews the broader aspects of molluscan biology and draws attention to the special features of the gastropod nervous system. The book then examines different types of behavior, reviewing progress in understanding the mechanisms of neural control, and emphasizing cases in which control can be attributed to identified neurons and identified neural circuits.

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