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Springer The Evolutionary Biology of Hearing - Springer

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Description

The Evolutionary Biology of Hearing presents a comprehensive framework for understanding hearing across species by integrating comparative research into evolutionary context. This landmark work draws from a five-day conference held at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Florida, bringing together leading experts in comparative anatomy, physiology, biophysics, animal behaviour, psychophysics, evolutionary biology, ontogeny, and palaeontology. The book synthesises diverse scientific perspectives to develop an intellectually satisfying science of hearing that bridges disciplines and establishes the conceptual structure necessary for understanding how auditory systems have evolved. Essential reading for neurology specialists, clinical neurophysiologists, and researchers seeking to understand the comparative biology and evolution of the hearing mechanisms across the animal kingdom.

Key Features

Integrates comparative hearing research into a unified evolutionary framework that spans multiple scientific disciplines.

Draws on expertise from comparative anatomy, physiology, biophysics, animal behaviour, and evolutionary biology specialists.

Presents findings from a landmark five-day conference at the Mote Marine Laboratory featuring invited international participants.

Provides comprehensive coverage of hearing evolution across ontogeny and palaeontological perspectives.

Suitable for neurology and clinical neurophysiology practitioners seeking evidence-based understanding of auditory system development.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
19 September 2011
Listed Since
20 September 2013

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