Some Aspects of Olfactory and Visual Responses in Pacific Salmon
Some Aspects of Olfactory and Visual Responses in Pacific Salmon
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太平洋鲑鱼嗅觉和视觉反应的某些方面
DOI：
10.1139/f63-026
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发表时间：
1963
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通讯作者：
C. Groot
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作者：
J. R. Brett;C. Groot
回顾了加拿大渔业研究委员会过去和现在对太平洋鲑鱼嗅觉和视觉反应的研究，包括对洄游中重要的一些感觉和行为关系的评论。但是，跟随良好定向的路线的问题表明可能来自其他感觉路径的支持，包括视觉和听觉-外侧肌反应。300的明亮月光和在夜间定向的能力，仅用天空的观点，提供了视网膜图像可能是有用的迁移线索，只要混浊不干扰的证据。
Past and current research by the Fisheries Research Board of Canada related to olfactory and visual responses in Pacific salmon is reviewed, including comments on some of the sensory and behavioural relations important in migration.An innate ability to perceive highly dilute odours supports the view that olfaction can be instrumental in detecting a distant source, but the problems of following a well directed course indicate likely support from other sensory paths including visual and acoustico–lateralis responses.A threshold visual sensitivity of about 1/300 that of bright moonlight and an ability to orient at night, with view of the sky only, provide evidence that retinal images may be useful as migratory cues as long as turbidity does not interfere.