E. Morgan

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Seasonality of the endogenous activity rhythm in Talitrus saltator (Montagu) from a sandy beach in northeastern Tunisia
Abstract The endogenous activity of the sandhopper Talitrus saltator (Montagu) has been investigated in a population from a relatively exposed beach in northeast Tunisia. The animals were found to… Expand
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The effect of tidal cycles of hydrostatic pressure on the activity of Lipophrys pholis (L.) (Teleostei)
Abstract When exposed to pressure cycles of tidal frequency, arhythmic Lipophrys pholis were generally most active during the increasing pressure phase. Pressure cycles entrained a rhythm in ≈1/5 of… Expand
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Seasonal variation in the free-running period in two Talitrus saltator populations from Italian beaches differing in morphodynamics and human disturbance
The sandhopper Talitrus saltator Montagu (Amphipoda) is a widespread species adapted to different changing environmental conditions and which typically shows a clear circadian rhythm of locomotor… Expand
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The Moon and Life on Earth
In 1928, Hector Munro Fox, then professor of Zoology at the University of Birmingham, UK, published a small volume entitled “Selene or Sex and the Moon” The title ensured the book a place on the… Expand
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Variation saisonnière du rythme de l'activité locomotrice de Talitrus Saltator issu de la plage de korba (Cap Bon, Tunisie)
Talitrus saltator est un Amphipode vivant dans l'etage supra-littoral des cotes mediterraneennes (cote europeen). Le rythme circadien de l'activite locomotrice de cet animal nocturne est entraine par… Expand
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Preliminary observations on the natural variation in the endogenous rhythm of the desert Isopod Hemilepistus reaumurii
Abstract The desert woodlouse Hemilepistus reaumurii lives in monogamous pairs, together with their offspring, in self-dug burrows. Every burrow contains only one family. This animal is active on the… Expand
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Variation of the Locomotor Activity Rhythms in Three Species of Talitrid Amphipods, Talitrus saltator, Orchestia montagui, and O. gammarellus, from Various Habitats
The expression of biological rhythms was investigated in five populations of three different species of talitrid amphipods from various habitats in the Maremma Regional Park, Grosseto, Italy:… Expand
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Laboratory studies of the effects of short‐term isolation on aggressive behaviour in fish
A review of the literature on the effects of short‐term isolation on aggressive behaviour in a variety of fishes reveals different approaches and often conflicting results. This diversity is… Expand
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Social isolation, aggression, and dominance in attacks in juvenile angelfish, Pterophyllum scalare
The effects of social isolation on aggressive behavior and rank order have been investigated in small groups of juvenile angelfish, Pterophyllum scalare. An experimental protocol including a “double… Expand
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The persistence and modulation of endogenous circatidal rhythmicity in Lipophrys pholis (Teleostei)
In constant conditions, freshly-collected Lipophrys pholis show an endogenous circatidal activity rhythm, the initial activity peaks of which are phased to the expected time of high tide. The rhythm… Expand
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