First evidence for a possible invasional meltdown among invasive fish parasites
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DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-33445-4
Abstract: Biological invasions are frequently studied topics in ecological research. Unfortunately, within invasion ecology parasite-associated aspects such as parasite impacts on new environments and on local host populations are less well-studied. Round gobies migrating from the… read more here.
Keywords: first evidence; invasional meltdown; host; evidence possible ... See more keywords
The inion response revisited: evidence for a possible cerebellar contribution to vestibular-evoked potentials produced by air-conducted sound stimulation
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DOI: 10.1152/jn.00545.2016
Abstract: Loud sounds were used to activate vestibular receptors in human volunteers and the effects of head and eye position studied for short-latency responses. A potential (p10/n17) recorded in the parieto-occipital leads showed behavior not expected… read more here.
Keywords: inion response; response; possible cerebellar; revisited evidence ... See more keywords