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References
Bachteler, J. and G. Dehnhardt. 1999. Active touch performance in the Antillean manatee: Evidence
for a functional differentiation of facial tactile hairs. Zoology (Jena) 102:61–69.
Bauer, G.B., J.C. Gaspard, D.E. Colbert et al. 2012. Tactile discrimination of textures by Florida manatees (Trichechus manatus latirostris). Marine Mammal Science 28 (4):E456–E471.
Bischof, W.F., S.L. Reid, D.R.W. Wylie, and M.L. Spetch. 1999. Perception of coherent motion in random dot displays by pigeons and humans. Perception & Psychophysics 61 (6):1089–1101.
Blake, R.W. 1983. Functional design and burst-and-coast swimming in fishes. Canadian Journal of
Zoology 61:2491–2494.
Bleckmann, H. 1994. Reception of hydrodynamic stimuli in aquatic and semi aquatic animals. In
Progress in Zoology, ed. W. Rathmayer. Stuttgart, Germany: Gustav Fischer Verlag.
Bowen, W.D., D. Tully, D.J. Boness, B.M. Bulheier, and G.J. Marshall. 2002. Prey-dependent foraging
tactics and prey profitability in a marine mammal. Marine Ecology Progress Series 244:235–245.
Britten, K.H. and R.J.A. van Wezel. 1998. Electrical microstimulation of cortical area MST biases
heading perception in monkeys. Nature Neuroscience 1 (1):59–63.
Britten, K.H., and R.J.A. van Wezel. 2002. Area MST and heading perception in macaque monkeys.
Cerebral Cortex 12:692–701.
Bryden, M.M., H. Marsh, and B.W. MacDonald. 1978. The skin and hair of the dugong, Dugong
dugong. Journal of Anatomy 126:637–638.
Bublitz, A. 2010. Wasserbewegungen von stationären Fischen und ihre mögliche Bedeutung für
fischfressende Tiere. Diploma thesis, Sensory and cognitive ecology. Rostock, Germany:
University of Rostock.
Cutting, J.E., K. Springer, P.A. Braren, and S.H. Johnson. 1992. Wayfinding on foot from information
in retinal, not optical, flow. Journal of Experimental Psychology (General) 121:41–72.
Czech-Damal, N., A. Liebschner, L. Miersch et al. 2011. Electroreception in the Guiana dolphin
(Sotalia guianensis). Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 279(1729):663–668. doi:
10.1098/rspb.2011.1127.
Dawson, W.W. 1980. The cetacean eye. In Cetacean behavior: mechanisms and processes, ed. L.M.
Herman. New York: Wiley Interscience.
Dawson, W.W. 1980a. The cetacean eye. In Cetacean Behavior: Mechanisms and Processes, ed.
L.M. Herman. New York: Academic Press.
Dawson, W.W. 1980b. The cetacean eye. In Cetacean Behavior, Mechanisms and Function, ed.
L.M. Herman. New York: Wiley Interscience.
Dawson, W.W., M.N. Hawthorne, R.L. Jenkins, and R.T. Goldston. 1982. Giant neural systems in the
inner retina and optic nerve of small whales. Journal of Comparative Neurology 205:1–7.
Dawson, W.W., J.P. Schroeder, and J.F. Dawson. 1987. The ocular fundus of two cetaceans. Marine
Mammal Science 3(1):1–13.
Debey, L.B. and N.D. Pyenson. 2013. Osteological correlates and phylogenetic analysis of deep diving
in living and extinct pinnipeds: What good are big eyes? Marine Mammal Science 29 (1):48–83.
de Gurjao, L.M., M.A. de Antrade Furtado Neto, R.A. dos Santos, and P. Cascon. 2003. Feeding habits
of marine tucuxi, Sotalia fluviatilis, at Ceara State, northeastern Brazil. Latin American Journal of
Aquatic Mammals 2:117–122.
Dehnhardt, G. 1990. Preliminary results from psychophysical studies on the tactile sensitivity in
marine mammals. In Sensory Abilities of Cetaceans, eds. J.A. Thomas and R. Kastelein. New
York: Plenum Press.
Dehnhardt, G. 1994. Tactile size discrimination by a California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) using
its mystacial vibrissae. Journal of Comparative Physiology A 175:791–800.
Dehnhardt, G. 2002. Sensory systems. In Marine Mammal Biology: An Evolutionary Approach, ed.
A.R. Hoelzel. Oxford, UK: Blackwell.
Dehnhardt, G. and G. Dücker. 1996. Tactual discrimination of size and shape by a California sea lion
(Zalophus californianus). Animal Learning & Behavior 24 (4):366–374.
Dehnhardt, G., W. Hanke, S. Wieskotten, Y. Krüger, and L. Miersch. 2014. Hydrodynamic perception
in seals and sea lions. In Flow Sensing in Air and Water, ed. H. Bleckmann. Berlin, Germany:
Springer.
Chapter twelve: Visual and hydrodynamic flow perception
References
Bachteler, J. and G. Dehnhardt. 1999. Active touch performance in the Antillean manatee: Evidence
for a functional differentiation of facial tactile hairs. Zoology (Jena) 102:61–69.
Bauer, G.B., J.C. Gaspard, D.E. Colbert et al. 2012. Tactile discrimination of textures by Florida manatees (Trichechus manatus latirostris). Marine Mammal Science 28 (4):E456–E471.
Bischof, W.F., S.L. Reid, D.R.W. Wylie, and M.L. Spetch. 1999. Perception of coherent motion in random dot displays by pigeons and humans. Perception & Psychophysics 61 (6):1089–1101.
Blake, R.W. 1983. Functional design and burst-and-coast swimming in fishes. Canadian Journal of
Zoology 61:2491–2494.
Bleckmann, H. 1994. Reception of hydrodynamic stimuli in aquatic and semi aquatic animals. In
Progress in Zoology, ed. W. Rathmayer. Stuttgart, Germany: Gustav Fischer Verlag.
Bowen, W.D., D. Tully, D.J. Boness, B.M. Bulheier, and G.J. Marshall. 2002. Prey-dependent foraging
tactics and prey profitability in a marine mammal. Marine Ecology Progress Series 244:235–245.
Britten, K.H. and R.J.A. van Wezel. 1998. Electrical microstimulation of cortical area MST biases
heading perception in monkeys. Nature Neuroscience 1 (1):59–63.
Britten, K.H., and R.J.A. van Wezel. 2002. Area MST and heading perception in macaque monkeys.
Cerebral Cortex 12:692–701.
Bryden, M.M., H. Marsh, and B.W. MacDonald. 1978. The skin and hair of the dugong, Dugong
dugong. Journal of Anatomy 126:637–638.
Bublitz, A. 2010. Wasserbewegungen von stationären Fischen und ihre mögliche Bedeutung für
fischfressende Tiere. Diploma thesis, Sensory and cognitive ecology. Rostock, Germany:
University of Rostock.
Cutting, J.E., K. Springer, P.A. Braren, and S.H. Johnson. 1992. Wayfinding on foot from information
in retinal, not optical, flow. Journal of Experimental Psychology (General) 121:41–72.
Czech-Damal, N., A. Liebschner, L. Miersch et al. 2011. Electroreception in the Guiana dolphin
(Sotalia guianensis). Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 279(1729):663–668. doi:
10.1098/rspb.2011.1127.
Dawson, W.W. 1980. The cetacean eye. In Cetacean behavior: mechanisms and processes, ed. L.M.
Herman. New York: Wiley Interscience.
Dawson, W.W. 1980a. The cetacean eye. In Cetacean Behavior: Mechanisms and Processes, ed.
L.M. Herman. New York: Academic Press.
Dawson, W.W. 1980b. The cetacean eye. In Cetacean Behavior, Mechanisms and Function, ed.
L.M. Herman. New York: Wiley Interscience.
Dawson, W.W., M.N. Hawthorne, R.L. Jenkins, and R.T. Goldston. 1982. Giant neural systems in the
inner retina and optic nerve of small whales. Journal of Comparative Neurology 205:1–7.
Dawson, W.W., J.P. Schroeder, and J.F. Dawson. 1987. The ocular fundus of two cetaceans. Marine
Mammal Science 3(1):1–13.
Debey, L.B. and N.D. Pyenson. 2013. Osteological correlates and phylogenetic analysis of deep diving
in living and extinct pinnipeds: What good are big eyes? Marine Mammal Science 29 (1):48–83.
de Gurjao, L.M., M.A. de Antrade Furtado Neto, R.A. dos Santos, and P. Cascon. 2003. Feeding habits
of marine tucuxi, Sotalia fluviatilis, at Ceara State, northeastern Brazil. Latin American Journal of
Aquatic Mammals 2:117–122.
Dehnhardt, G. 1990. Preliminary results from psychophysical studies on the tactile sensitivity in
marine mammals. In Sensory Abilities of Cetaceans, eds. J.A. Thomas and R. Kastelein. New
York: Plenum Press.
Dehnhardt, G. 1994. Tactile size discrimination by a California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) using
its mystacial vibrissae. Journal of Comparative Physiology A 175:791–800.
Dehnhardt, G. 2002. Sensory systems. In Marine Mammal Biology: An Evolutionary Approach, ed.
A.R. Hoelzel. Oxford, UK: Blackwell.
Dehnhardt, G. and G. Dücker. 1996. Tactual discrimination of size and shape by a California sea lion
(Zalophus californianus). Animal Learning & Behavior 24 (4):366–374.
Dehnhardt, G., W. Hanke, S. Wieskotten, Y. Krüger, and L. Miersch. 2014. Hydrodynamic perception
in seals and sea lions. In Flow Sensing in Air and Water, ed. H. Bleckmann. Berlin, Germany:
Springer.