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Journal Article
Neural Recordings from the Lateral Line in Free-Swimming Toadfish, Opsanus tau
2003
Overview
Fish and aquatic amphibians have evolved a unique lateral line system that detects local water displacements. Palmer et al investigated the activity of primary afferent fibers of the anterior lateral line nerve during self-induced motion n the oyster toadfish, Opsanus tau. The findings of enhanced nerve activity of the anterior lateral line during self-generated motion, indicating that perhaps mechanosensory noise is not inhibited in afferent activity.
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Marine Biological Laboratory,University of Chicago Press
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