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11. Pankhurst NW, Montgomery JC (1989) Visual function in four Antarctic
nototheniid fishes. J Exp Bioi 142: 311-324
12. Gon 0, Heemstra PC (1990) Fishes of the Southern Ocean. JLB Smith
Institute of Ichthyology, Grahamstown
13. Eastman IT (1988) Ocular morphology in Antarctic notothenioid fishes. J
MorphoI196:283-306
14. Denton EJ, Locket NA (1989) Possible wavelength discrimination by
multibank retinae in deep-sea fishes. J Mar BioI Assoc UK 69: 409-435
15. Locket NA (1985) The multiple bank fovea of Bajacalifornia drakei, an
alepocephalid deep-sea teleost. Proc Roy Soc B 224: 7-22
16. Pankhurst NW (1987) Intra- and interspecific changes in retinal morphology
among mesopelagic and demersal teleosts from the slope waters of New
Zealand. Environ BioI Fish 19: 269-280
17. Coombs S, Montgomery JC (1994) Functional consequences of structural
diversity in the lateral line system of Antarctic fish. Sensory Systems 8: 150156 (translated from Russian)
18. Montgomery JC, Baker C, Carton AG (1997) The lateral line can mediate
rheotaxis in fish. Nature (in press)
19. Montgomery JC, Macdonald JA (1987) Sensory tuning of lateral line
receptors in Antarctic fish to the movements of planktonic prey. Science 235:
195-196
20. Janssen J (1996) Use of the lateral line and tactile senses in feeding in four
Antarctic nototheniid fishes. Envir BioI Fish 47: 51-64
21. Janssen J, Slattery M, Jones W (1993) Feeding responses to mechanical
stimulation of the barbel in Histidraco velifer (Artedidracondidae). Copeia
1993: 885-889
22. Robilliard GA, Dayton PK (1969) Notes on the biology of the chaenichthyid
fish Pagetopsis macropterus from McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. Antarct J
US 4: 304-306
l.C. Montgomery and l.A. Macdonald
11. Pankhurst NW, Montgomery JC (1989) Visual function in four Antarctic
nototheniid fishes. J Exp Bioi 142: 311-324
12. Gon 0, Heemstra PC (1990) Fishes of the Southern Ocean. JLB Smith
Institute of Ichthyology, Grahamstown
13. Eastman IT (1988) Ocular morphology in Antarctic notothenioid fishes. J
MorphoI196:283-306
14. Denton EJ, Locket NA (1989) Possible wavelength discrimination by
multibank retinae in deep-sea fishes. J Mar BioI Assoc UK 69: 409-435
15. Locket NA (1985) The multiple bank fovea of Bajacalifornia drakei, an
alepocephalid deep-sea teleost. Proc Roy Soc B 224: 7-22
16. Pankhurst NW (1987) Intra- and interspecific changes in retinal morphology
among mesopelagic and demersal teleosts from the slope waters of New
Zealand. Environ BioI Fish 19: 269-280
17. Coombs S, Montgomery JC (1994) Functional consequences of structural
diversity in the lateral line system of Antarctic fish. Sensory Systems 8: 150156 (translated from Russian)
18. Montgomery JC, Baker C, Carton AG (1997) The lateral line can mediate
rheotaxis in fish. Nature (in press)
19. Montgomery JC, Macdonald JA (1987) Sensory tuning of lateral line
receptors in Antarctic fish to the movements of planktonic prey. Science 235:
195-196
20. Janssen J (1996) Use of the lateral line and tactile senses in feeding in four
Antarctic nototheniid fishes. Envir BioI Fish 47: 51-64
21. Janssen J, Slattery M, Jones W (1993) Feeding responses to mechanical
stimulation of the barbel in Histidraco velifer (Artedidracondidae). Copeia
1993: 885-889
22. Robilliard GA, Dayton PK (1969) Notes on the biology of the chaenichthyid
fish Pagetopsis macropterus from McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. Antarct J
US 4: 304-306