.... ( 1972 ). Chemoreception in the migratory sea turtle, Chelonia mydas . Biological Bulletin 143 , 184 - 195 . 10.2307/1540338 Mazor , T. , Beger , M. , McGowan , J. , Possingham , H. P. and Kark , S. ( 2016 ). The value of migration information for conservation...

... in developing tadpoles. Chemoreception Hypercapnia Hypoxia Orexin Pre-metamorphic bullfrog tadpole Respiratory control Orexins A and B (ORXs), also known as hypocretins, are small neuropeptides produced by distinct groups of neurons located in the dorsomedial, lateral and perifornical...

... with an innate recognition of alarm cues. Chemoreception Embryo Hatching Induced defenses Macro-crustacean Predation risk The ability to detect and respond to changes in surrounding medium enables organisms to cope with environmental challenges and an early response during ontogeny plays...

... Chemoreception Sensory integration All organisms have to make appropriate food choices. When we find something to eat, we use vision, taste, olfaction and touch to evaluate whether it is edible ( Drewnowski, 1997 ; Rolls, 2005 ; Verhagen and Engelen, 2006 ; Spence et al., 2016 ). Food texture...

... experimentation has generated some valuable insight into how turning behaviour is triggered by contact chemoreception, there remain many substantial gaps in our understanding for how navigation relative to more distant odour sources is controlled in gastropods. These gaps include little information...

... and developmental mechanisms of predator-induced defences. Chemoreception Crustacea Aesthetascs Infochemical Notonecta Phenotypic plasticity describes the ability of an organism with a given genotype to develop alternative phenotypes in response to changing environmental conditions ( Bradshaw...

... to its role in CO 2 chemoreception. Fig. 8. The effect of zCAc knockdown on the cardiac frequency ( f H ) response to hypercapnia (30 min of 0.75% CO 2 ) in zebrafish ( Danio rerio ) larvae at 5 d.p.f. Values are expressed as means ± s.e.m.; *significant difference ( P <0.05) between...

.... Competing interests The authors declare no competing financial interests. 29 10 2013 4 12 2013 © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 Biofluids Chemoreception Courtship Metabolite profiling Moulting Pheromone Quantitative NMR Urine In many animal...

.... Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2013 vision chemoreception top-down processing attention multimodal crossmodal interactions Productive habitats, such as forests, grasslands and coral reefs, abound with a diversity of arthropods, many with overlapping microhabitat ranges...

.... Mar. Freshwater Res.   43 , 3 - 13 . Bush   S. L. , Robison   B. H. ( 2007 ). Ink utilization by mesopelagic squid . Mar. Biol.   152 , 485 - 494 . Caprio   J. , Derby   C. D. ( 2008 ). Aquatic animal models in the study of chemoreception . In The Senses...

... dioxide, the only two currently known attractive vertebrate cues used by bed bugs for host seeking. * Author for correspondence ( rickard.ignell@slu.se ) 13 11 2011 © 2012. 2012 chemoreception electrophysiology host cue single sensillum recording behaviour Cimex lectularius...

... histamine stimulate trigeminal nasal afferents? Respiration Physiol. 112 , 13 – 22 . Silver W. L. , Maruniak J. A. ( 1981 ). Trigeminal chemoreception in the nasal and oral cavities . Chem. Senses 6 , 295 – 305 . Simons C. T. , Dessirier J. M. , Carstens M. I...

...: reidenbach@virginia.edu 20 6 2011 © 2011. 2011 lobster Panulirus argus blue crab Callinectes sapidus olfaction antennule aesthetasc chemoreception Animals often use their sense of smell to locate food, identify mates and predators, and find suitable habitats. Odor...

... ( sfperry@uottawa.ca ) 3 8 2010 © 2010. 2010 neuroepithelial cell gill hypoxia ventilation chemoreception In response to aquatic hypoxia, fish typically exhibit gill hyperventilation ( Randall and Shelton, 1963 ; Holeton and Randall, 1967 ) (for reviews see Shelton et al...

... that that these urine signals are detected primarily by aesthetasc sensilla of the olfactory pathway. * Author for correspondence (e-mail: shabanis@ohsu.edu ) 30 4 2009 2009 chemoreception communication Crustacea olfaction social behavior Many animals compete with conspecifics...

... 80% of the length of the hairs. Our measurements on the dynamically scaled model indicate that the morphology of the P. argus antennule allows for increased fluid flow near the base of the hairs,essentially allowing for a greater surface area available for chemoreception. The added benefit...

... 2008 chemoreception Crustacea olfaction Many animal taxa when exposed to hazardous situations such as predatory attack release signals or cues that communicate danger to nearby conspecifics. These alarm signals or cues are often transmitted through chemicals. Release of these chemicals...

... Limited 2008 2008 habitat-dependent signalling courtship display chemical communication chemoreception pheromone sexual behaviour portunid blue crab Callinectes sapidus Many species have evolved to communicate sexual information using courtship signals, including visual displays...

...J. A. Goldman; S. N. Patek SUMMARY Most studies of lobster chemoreception have focused on the model systems of Panulirus argus (Palinuridae) and Homarus americanus (Nephropidae). We compare antennule morphology across lobsters and conduct the first kinematic study of antennule flicking...

... the function of aesthetasc chemoreception is the fact that shaving causes the chemosensory neurons and the glial cells associated with the aesthetasc to degenerate ( Harrison et al., 2001 ). The odorants used in this paradigm were blend ratios of the binary mixture of AMP and taurine, each blend...