Springer Handbook of Auditory Research, Volume 21: Electroreception

by Theodore H. Bullock (Editor), Carl D. Hopkins (Editor), Richard R. Fay (Editor)

Electroreception has become one of the most revealing areas in the study of the neural basis of behavior, and neurobiologists recognize it as a model sensory system for experimental study. Through studies of electroreception, researchers have gained extensive knowledge about a complete sensory system, from molecular biology to computation, communication, and behavior. The book Electroreception will examine the behavior, structure, and function of the electrosensory systems of fish and other vertebrates. As a comprehensive volume on the subject, the book will serve as both an introduction to the study of electroreception and a reference and review volume for researchers in related fields.

488 pages, Hardcover

First published August 31, 1986