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Sound as a directing influence in the movements of fishes.
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47272
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RP6584
Author:
Parker, G. H.
Citation:
BULLETIN OF THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF FISHERIES. 1910 v.30 : 99-104.;
Year:
1910
Subject:
Fishes - Physiology
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Hearing
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