Secret Worlds: The Extraordinary Senses Of Animals Martin Stevens Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology And Biochemistry

Martin Stevens Explores The Extraordinary Variety Of Senses In Animal Kingdom And Discusses Cutting-Edge Science That Is Shedding Light On These Secret Worlds Our Vision Smell Taste Hearing Touch Are Essential For Us To Respond Threats Communicate Interact With World Around This True All Animals - Their Sensory Systems Key Survival Without Them Would Be Completely Helpless However Other Work Very Differently From Ours Example Many Spiders Birds Can Detect Ultraviolet Which We Blind Including Insects Rodents Bats Hear High-Frequency Ultrasonic Sounds Well Beyond Own Range Species Have Lack Such As Magnetic Sense Turtles Or Electric Fish Differences Ability A Major Bearing Ways Behave Live Different Environments Also Affect Evolution Ecology Book Remarkable Exist Nature What They Used Discussing How He Considers Evolve Shaped By Environment An Lives Pioneering Has Uncovered Use Throughout Celebrates Diversity Life Shows Study Shed Some Most Important Issues Behaviour Physiology Σελίδες: 272 Διαστάσεις: 16X16Cm