Steroid-sensitive neuroeffector pathways for sonic and electric communication in fish.

Steroid-sensitive neuroeffector pathways for sonic and electric communication in fish.
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鱼类声波和电通讯的类固醇敏感神经效应器通路。

DOI:
10.1159/000118688
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发表时间:
1986
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Brain, behavior and evolution
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Bass,AH
Bass,AH
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Bass,AH

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A neuroeffector pathway for communication consists of at least two elements: a peripheral effector organ and a central motor nucleus. Two communication systems are discussed here: the sonic motor and electromotor systems of fish. The electromotor system is used to illustrate species diversity of a peripheral effector, the electric organ. The sonic motor system is discussed in the context of species differences in the organization of a central motor nucleus for communication. Both systems share several anatomical and physiological features related to the generation of a stereotyped communication signal. Moreover, both systems appear to be sensitive to the influences of gonadal steroid hormones in the development of sexually dimorphic communication signals.