Springer - Sensory Biology of Aquatic Animals Book

Explore the complex ways aquatic life interacts with its surroundings through this specialized scientific volume from Springer. Based on the International Conference held at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Florida, this book gathers research focused on how various animal species extract vital information from the water. This collection brings together invited chapters that facilitate an exchange of ideas, concepts, and techniques among researchers. It addresses the different sensory modalities used by a wide variety of species, providing a platform for specialists to share knowledge regarding specific sensory systems. Whether you are studying neurology or marine biology, this text offers a deep look into the biological mechanisms that allow aquatic organisms to navigate and survive in their environments.