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336:162–163.
Warren Jr., W.H., B.A. Kay, W.D. Zosh, A.P. Duchon, and S. Sahuc. 2001. Optic flow is used to control
human walking. Nature Neuroscience 4 (2):213–216.
Warren, W.H., M.W. Morris, and M. Kalish. 1988. Perception of translational heading from optical
flow. Journal of Experimental Psychology 14 (4):646–660.
Watkins, W.A. and D. Wartzok. 1985. Sensory biophysics of marine mammals. Marine Mammal
Science 1:219–260.
Weiffen, M., B. Mauck, G. Dehnhardt, and F.D. Hanke. 2014. Sensitivity of a harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) to coherent visual motion in random dot displays. SpringerPlus 3:688.
Weiffen, M., B. Möller, B. Mauck, and G. Dehnhardt. 2006. Effect of water turbidity on the visual
acuity of harbor seals (Phoca vitulina). Vision Research 46:1777–1783.
Wieskotten, S., G. Dehnhardt, B. Mauck, L. Miersch, and W. Hanke. 2010a. The impact of glide
phases on the trackability of hydrodynamic trails in harbour seals (Phoca vitulina). Journal of
Experimental Biology 213:3734–3740.
Wieskotten, S., G. Dehnhardt, B. Mauck, L. Miersch, and W. Hanke. 2010b. Hydrodynamic determination of the moving direction of an artificial fin by a harbour seal (Phoca vitulina). Journal of
Experimental Biology 213:2194–2200.
Wieskotten, S., B. Mauck, L. Miersch, G. Dehnhardt, and W. Hanke. 2011. Hydrodynamic discrimination of wakes caused by objects of different size or shape in a harbour seal (Phoca vitulina).
Journal of Experimental Biology 214:1922–1930.
Young, N., G.M. Hope, W.W. Dawson, and R.L. Jenkins. 1988. The tapetum fibrosum in the eyes of
two small whales. Marine Mammal Science 4 (4):281–290.