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Chapter twelve: Visual and hydrodynamic flow perception
Pilleri, G. 1974. Side-swimming, vision and sense of touch in Platanista indi (Cetacea, Platanistidae).
Experientia 30 (1):100–104.
Pryor, K. 1984. Don’t Shoot the Dog. New York: Bentam Books.
Pütter, A. 1903. Die Augen der Wassersäugethiere. Zoologische Jahrbuecher Abteilung fuer Anatomie
und Ontogenie der Tiere 17:99–402.
Ramirez, K. 1999. Animal Training—Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement.
Chicago, IL: John G. Shedd Aquarium.
Reep, R.L., J.C. III Gaspard, D.K. Sarko, F.L. Rice, D.A. Mann, and G.B. Bauer. 2011. Manatee vibrissae: Evidence for a “lateral line” function. In New Perspectives on Neurobehavioral Evolution, eds.
J.I. Johnson, H.P. Zeigler, and P.R. Hof. Boston, MA: Blackwell.
Reep, R.L., C.D. Marshall, and M.L. Stoll. 2002. Tactile hairs on the postcranial body of the Florida
manatees: A mammalian lateral line? Brain Behavior and Evolution 58:141–154.
Reep, R.L., M.L. Stoll, C.D. Marshall, B.L. Homer, and D.A. Samuelson. 2001. Microanatomy of facial
vibrissae in the Florida manatee: The basis of specialized sensory function and oripulation.
Brain Behavior and Evolution 58:1–14.
Regan, D. and R. Gray. 2000. Visually guided collision avoidance and collision achievement. Trends
in Cognitive Science 4 (3):99–107.
Renouf, D. 1979. Preliminary measurements of the sensitivity of the vibrissae of harbor seals (Phoca
vitulina) to low frequency vibrations. Journal of Zoology (London) 188:443–450.
Reuter, T. and L. Peichl. 2008. Structure and function of the retina in aquatic tetrapods. In Sensory
Evolution on the Threshold—Adaptations in Secondarily Aquatic Vertebrates, eds. J.G.M. Thewissen
and S. Nummela. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
Rice, F.L., A. Mance, and B.L. Munger. 1986. A comparative light microscopic analysis of the sensory
innervation of the mystacial pad. I. Innveration of vibrissal follicle-sinus complexes. Journal of
Comparative Neurology 252:154–174.
Rogers, K., ed. 2011. The Eye: The Physiology of Human Perception. New York: Britannica Educational
Publishing and Rosen Educational Services.
Rossbach, K.A. and D.L. Herzing. 1997. Underwater observations of benthic-feeding bottlenose
dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) near Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas. Marine Mammal Science
13 (3):498–504.
Scase, M.O., O. Braddick, and J.E. Raymond. 1996. What is noise for the motion system? Vision
Research 36:2579–2586.
Schulte-Pelkum, N., S. Wieskotten, W. Hanke, G. Dehnhardt, and B. Mauck. 2007. Tracking of biogenic hydrodynamic trails in harbour seals (Phoca vitulina). Journal of Experimental Biology
210:781–787.
Skinner, B.F. 1938. The Behavior of Organisms: An Experimental Analysis. New York: Appleton Century.
Smolker, R., A. Richards, R. Connor, J. Mann, and P. Berggren. 1997. Sponge carrying by dolphins (Delphinidae, Tursiops sp.): A foraging specialization involving tool use? Ethology 103
(6):454–465.
Southall, K.D., G.W. Oliver, J.W. Lewis, and B.J. LeBoeuf. 2002. Visual pigment sensitivity in three
deep diving marine mammals. Marine Mammal Science 18:275–281.
Standen, E.M., S.G. Hinch, and P.S. Rand. 2004. Influence of river speed on path selection by migrating adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka). Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
61:905–912.
Stevens, R.J., I.J. Beebe, and T.C. Poulter. 1973. Innervation of the vibrissae of the California sea lion,
Zalophus californianus. Anatomical Record 176:421–442.
Tautz, J. 1989. Medienbewegung in der Sinneswelt der Arthropoden—Fallstudien zu einer Sinnesökologie.
Stuttgart, Germany: Gutsav Fischer Verlag.
Videler, J.J. and D. Weihs. 1982. Energetic advantages of burst-and-coast swimming of fish at high
speeds. Journal of Experimental Biology 97:169–178.
Waller, G.N.H. 1982. Retinal ultrastructure of the Amazon River dolphin (Inia geoffrensis). Aquatic
Mammals 9:17–28.
Waller, G.N.H. 1983. Is the blind river dolphin sightless? Aquatic Mammals 10 (3):106–108.
Walls, G.L. 1942. The Vertebrate Eye and Its Adaptive Radiation. New York: Hafner Press.
Warrant, E.J. and N.A. Locker. 2004. Vision in the deep sea. Biological Review 79:671–712.
Chapter twelve: Visual and hydrodynamic flow perception
Pilleri, G. 1974. Side-swimming, vision and sense of touch in Platanista indi (Cetacea, Platanistidae).
Experientia 30 (1):100–104.
Pryor, K. 1984. Don’t Shoot the Dog. New York: Bentam Books.
Pütter, A. 1903. Die Augen der Wassersäugethiere. Zoologische Jahrbuecher Abteilung fuer Anatomie
und Ontogenie der Tiere 17:99–402.
Ramirez, K. 1999. Animal Training—Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement.
Chicago, IL: John G. Shedd Aquarium.
Reep, R.L., J.C. III Gaspard, D.K. Sarko, F.L. Rice, D.A. Mann, and G.B. Bauer. 2011. Manatee vibrissae: Evidence for a “lateral line” function. In New Perspectives on Neurobehavioral Evolution, eds.
J.I. Johnson, H.P. Zeigler, and P.R. Hof. Boston, MA: Blackwell.
Reep, R.L., C.D. Marshall, and M.L. Stoll. 2002. Tactile hairs on the postcranial body of the Florida
manatees: A mammalian lateral line? Brain Behavior and Evolution 58:141–154.
Reep, R.L., M.L. Stoll, C.D. Marshall, B.L. Homer, and D.A. Samuelson. 2001. Microanatomy of facial
vibrissae in the Florida manatee: The basis of specialized sensory function and oripulation.
Brain Behavior and Evolution 58:1–14.
Regan, D. and R. Gray. 2000. Visually guided collision avoidance and collision achievement. Trends
in Cognitive Science 4 (3):99–107.
Renouf, D. 1979. Preliminary measurements of the sensitivity of the vibrissae of harbor seals (Phoca
vitulina) to low frequency vibrations. Journal of Zoology (London) 188:443–450.
Reuter, T. and L. Peichl. 2008. Structure and function of the retina in aquatic tetrapods. In Sensory
Evolution on the Threshold—Adaptations in Secondarily Aquatic Vertebrates, eds. J.G.M. Thewissen
and S. Nummela. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
Rice, F.L., A. Mance, and B.L. Munger. 1986. A comparative light microscopic analysis of the sensory
innervation of the mystacial pad. I. Innveration of vibrissal follicle-sinus complexes. Journal of
Comparative Neurology 252:154–174.
Rogers, K., ed. 2011. The Eye: The Physiology of Human Perception. New York: Britannica Educational
Publishing and Rosen Educational Services.
Rossbach, K.A. and D.L. Herzing. 1997. Underwater observations of benthic-feeding bottlenose
dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) near Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas. Marine Mammal Science
13 (3):498–504.
Scase, M.O., O. Braddick, and J.E. Raymond. 1996. What is noise for the motion system? Vision
Research 36:2579–2586.
Schulte-Pelkum, N., S. Wieskotten, W. Hanke, G. Dehnhardt, and B. Mauck. 2007. Tracking of biogenic hydrodynamic trails in harbour seals (Phoca vitulina). Journal of Experimental Biology
210:781–787.
Skinner, B.F. 1938. The Behavior of Organisms: An Experimental Analysis. New York: Appleton Century.
Smolker, R., A. Richards, R. Connor, J. Mann, and P. Berggren. 1997. Sponge carrying by dolphins (Delphinidae, Tursiops sp.): A foraging specialization involving tool use? Ethology 103
(6):454–465.
Southall, K.D., G.W. Oliver, J.W. Lewis, and B.J. LeBoeuf. 2002. Visual pigment sensitivity in three
deep diving marine mammals. Marine Mammal Science 18:275–281.
Standen, E.M., S.G. Hinch, and P.S. Rand. 2004. Influence of river speed on path selection by migrating adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka). Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
61:905–912.
Stevens, R.J., I.J. Beebe, and T.C. Poulter. 1973. Innervation of the vibrissae of the California sea lion,
Zalophus californianus. Anatomical Record 176:421–442.
Tautz, J. 1989. Medienbewegung in der Sinneswelt der Arthropoden—Fallstudien zu einer Sinnesökologie.
Stuttgart, Germany: Gutsav Fischer Verlag.
Videler, J.J. and D. Weihs. 1982. Energetic advantages of burst-and-coast swimming of fish at high
speeds. Journal of Experimental Biology 97:169–178.
Waller, G.N.H. 1982. Retinal ultrastructure of the Amazon River dolphin (Inia geoffrensis). Aquatic
Mammals 9:17–28.
Waller, G.N.H. 1983. Is the blind river dolphin sightless? Aquatic Mammals 10 (3):106–108.
Walls, G.L. 1942. The Vertebrate Eye and Its Adaptive Radiation. New York: Hafner Press.
Warrant, E.J. and N.A. Locker. 2004. Vision in the deep sea. Biological Review 79:671–712.