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Wever, Ernest Glen, Wever, Ernest Glen, The Reptile Ear / Princeton Legacy Library ; Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 1. The Sense of Hearing in Reptiles -- Chapter 2. Methodological Approaches -- Chapter 3. General Anatomy of the Reptilian Ear -- Chapter 4. Sound Transmission to the Cochlea and the Stimulation Process -- PART II. THE LIZARDS ORDER SQUAMATA; SUBORDER LACERTILIA -- Chapter 5. The Classification of the Lizards -- Chapter 6. Sound Conduction in the Lizard Ear -- Chapter 7. Family lguanidae: The Iguanid Lizards -- Chapter 8. Family Agamidae: The Agamid Lizards -- Chapter 9. Family Chamaeleonidae: The Chameleons -- Chapter 10. Anguid Lizards and Their Relatives -- Chapter 11. The Varanidae and Helodermatidae: Monitors and Beaded Lizards -- Chapter 12. Family Teiidae: The Teiid Lizards -- Chapter 13. Family Lacertidae: The Lacertid Lizards -- Chapter 14. Family Gekkonidae: The Geckos -- Chapter 15. Family Pygopodidae: The Flap-footed Lizards -- Chapter 16. Family Gerrhosauridae: The Plated Lizards -- Chapter 17. Family Xantusiidae: The Night Lizards -- Chapter 18. Family Scincidae: The Skinks -- Chapter 19. Family Cordylidae: The Girdle-tailed Lizards -- PART III. THE REMAINING REPTILES SNAKES, AMPHISBAENIANS, SPHENODON, TURTLES, AND CROCODILIANS -- Chapter 20. Suborder Serpentes: The Snakes -- Chapter 21. Suborder Amphisbaenia: The Amphisbaenians -- Chapter 22. Order Rhynchocephalia: Sphenodon punctatus -- Chapter 23. Order Testudines: The Turtles -- Chapter 24. Order Crocodilia: The Crocodiles -- PART IV. CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS -- Chapter 25. The Reptilian Ear: Its Biological and Evolutionary Significance -- Appendix A. Abbreviations and Definitions -- Appendix B. Formulas for Histological Solutions -- References -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 1. The Sense of Hearing in Reptiles -- Chapter 2. Methodological Approaches -- Chapter 3. General Anatomy of the Reptilian Ear -- Chapter 4. Sound Transmission to the Cochlea and the Stimulation Process -- PART II. THE LIZARDS ORDER SQUAMATA; SUBORDER LACERTILIA -- Chapter 5. The Classification of the Lizards -- Chapter 6. Sound Conduction in the Lizard Ear -- Chapter 7. Family lguanidae: The Iguanid Lizards -- Chapter 8. Family Agamidae: The Agamid Lizards -- Chapter 9. Family Chamaeleonidae: The Chameleons -- Chapter 10. Anguid Lizards and Their Relatives -- Chapter 11. The Varanidae and Helodermatidae: Monitors and Beaded Lizards -- Chapter 12. Family Teiidae: The Teiid Lizards -- Chapter 13. Family Lacertidae: The Lacertid Lizards -- Chapter 14. Family Gekkonidae: The Geckos -- Chapter 15. Family Pygopodidae: The Flap-footed Lizards -- Chapter 16. Family Gerrhosauridae: The Plated Lizards -- Chapter 17. Family Xantusiidae: The Night Lizards -- Chapter 18. Family Scincidae: The Skinks -- Chapter 19. Family Cordylidae: The Girdle-tailed Lizards -- PART III. THE REMAINING REPTILES SNAKES, AMPHISBAENIANS, SPHENODON, TURTLES, AND CROCODILIANS -- Chapter 20. Suborder Serpentes: The Snakes -- Chapter 21. Suborder Amphisbaenia: The Amphisbaenians -- Chapter 22. Order Rhynchocephalia: Sphenodon punctatus -- Chapter 23. Order Testudines: The Turtles -- Chapter 24. Order Crocodilia: The Crocodiles -- PART IV. CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS -- Chapter 25. The Reptilian Ear: Its Biological and Evolutionary Significance -- Appendix A. Abbreviations and Definitions -- Appendix B. Formulas for Histological Solutions -- References -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 1. The Sense of Hearing in Reptiles -- Chapter 2. Methodological Approaches -- Chapter 3. General Anatomy of the Reptilian Ear -- Chapter 4. Sound Transmission to the Cochlea and the Stimulation Process -- PART II. THE LIZARDS ORDER SQUAMATA; SUBORDER LACERTILIA -- Chapter 5. The Classification of the Lizards -- Chapter 6. Sound Conduction in the Lizard Ear -- Chapter 7. Family lguanidae: The Iguanid Lizards -- Chapter 8. Family Agamidae: The Agamid Lizards -- Chapter 9. Family Chamaeleonidae: The Chameleons -- Chapter 10. Anguid Lizards and Their Relatives -- Chapter 11. The Varanidae and Helodermatidae: Monitors and Beaded Lizards -- Chapter 12. Family Teiidae: The Teiid Lizards -- Chapter 13. Family Lacertidae: The Lacertid Lizards -- Chapter 14. Family Gekkonidae: The Geckos -- Chapter 15. Family Pygopodidae: The Flap-footed Lizards -- Chapter 16. Family Gerrhosauridae: The Plated Lizards -- Chapter 17. Family Xantusiidae: The Night Lizards -- Chapter 18. Family Scincidae: The Skinks -- Chapter 19. Family Cordylidae: The Girdle-tailed Lizards -- PART III. THE REMAINING REPTILES SNAKES, AMPHISBAENIANS, SPHENODON, TURTLES, AND CROCODILIANS -- Chapter 20. Suborder Serpentes: The Snakes -- Chapter 21. Suborder Amphisbaenia: The Amphisbaenians -- Chapter 22. Order Rhynchocephalia: Sphenodon punctatus -- Chapter 23. Order Testudines: The Turtles -- Chapter 24. Order Crocodilia: The Crocodiles -- PART IV. CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS -- Chapter 25. The Reptilian Ear: Its Biological and Evolutionary Significance -- Appendix A. Abbreviations and Definitions -- Appendix B. Formulas for Histological Solutions -- References -- Index |
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