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Nerves in the mouth of the rorqual whale can double in length during feeding, without incurring damage. Several clever structural features underlie this amazing phenomenon. Such neuroprotective architectural strategies may… Click to show full abstract
Nerves in the mouth of the rorqual whale can double in length during feeding, without incurring damage. Several clever structural features underlie this amazing phenomenon. Such neuroprotective architectural strategies may be conserved, to a lesser extreme, across the organismal spectrum.
Keywords:
tissue biomechanics;
biomechanics;
whales nerve;
biomechanics whales;
biology
Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2017
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