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Responses to osmotic concentration changes in the lobster antenna

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Es wurden an den grossen Antennen des marinen Hummers,Panulirus japonicus, die afferenten Antworten auf Änderungen in der osmotischen Konzentration von verschiedenen elektrolytischen und nichtelektrolytischen Lösungen untersucht. Die Borstenorgane der Antennen scheinen Änderungen des osmotischen Druckes der Badeflüssigkeit wahrzunehmen.

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  1. Biological Laboratory, Nara University of Education, Takabatake, 630, Nara, (Japan)

    K. Tazaki & T. Tanino

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Tazaki, K., Tanino, T. Responses to osmotic concentration changes in the lobster antenna. Experientia 29, 1090–1091 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01946736

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