Sentences with phrase «lamprey at»
We first examined the morphology and development of the dorsal ridge in sea lamprey at various developmental stages (Fig. 2; supplementary material Fig.
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But at a certain threshold — like a tickle turning to a sneeze — the electrical activity suddenly spiked, and simultaneously the lamprey's tail began to swish back and forth, as if the creature were swimming, continuing for about 20 seconds.
All the muscles of our faces develop from a strip of cells at the base of the embryonic head, just as they do in lampreys, which belong to one of the oldest lineages of vertebrates alive today.
And Pung - Pung Hwang, a zoologist at the Academia Sinica in Taipei, says the team also needs to look at more - ancient fish, such as lamprey and sturgeon, as well as fish living in saltwater.
Her laboratory at Caltech maintains one of the very few laboratory populations of lamprey in the world.
Contact: 508-685-3525; [email protected] Woods Hole, Mass. — Many of the genes involved in natural repair of the injured spinal cord of the lamprey are also active in the repair of the peripheral nervous system in mammals, according to a study by a collaborative group of scientists at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) and other institutions.
«This fossil changes how we look at lampreys today,» said Coates, associate professor of organismal biology and anatomy.
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