Discovery of a novel accessory structure of the pitviper infrared receptor organ (serpentes: viperidae).
The facial pits of rattlesnakes, copperheads, lanceheads, bushmasters and other American and Asian pitvipers (Crotalinae) are highly innervated and densely vascularized infrared (IR) receptor organs. For over a century, studies have focused on a small sample of model species from North America and A...
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Auteurs principaux: | Wilmar Bolívar-G, Marta M Antoniazzi, Taran Grant, Carlos Jared |
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2014
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