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9781484625637 | Heinemann Read & Learn, August 1, 2015, cover price $6.99
9780440221166, titled "Abducted!: The Story of the Intruders Continues" | Reprint edition (Dell Pub Co, October 1, 1995), cover price $5.99 | also contains Abducted!: The Story of the Intruders Continues | About this edition: Sisters Debbie Jordan and Kathy Mitchell share their disturbing stories of alien encounters, revealing how they were stalked, violated, robbed, and impregnated by extraterrestrial beings.
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9781484625569 | Heinemann Read & Learn, August 1, 2015, cover price $22.65
Product Description: ÂIntimate, big-hearted, compassionate and clear-eyed, Brafmanâs novel turns secrets into truths and the truth into the heart of fiction.â ÂAMY BLOOM, author of Lucky Us and AwayÂFrom roots in one religious tradition, comes a tale of emotional redemption for all of us...read more
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9781938849510 | Prospect Park Books, April 28, 2015, cover price $16.00 | About this edition: ÂIntimate, big-hearted, compassionate and clear-eyed, Brafmanâs novel turns secrets into truths and the truth into the heart of fiction.
9780387125176, titled "Multimodal Torus in the Weakly Electric Fish Eigenmannia" | Springer Verlag, March 1, 1984, cover price $18.70 | also contains Multimodal Torus in the Weakly Electric Fish Eigenmannia
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9780520278721 | Univ of California Pr, January 10, 2015, cover price $65.00
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9780520283534 | Univ of California Pr, January 10, 2015, cover price $34.95
Ever since the behavioral work of Lissrnann (1958), who showed that the weak electric discharges of some families of fish (hitherto considered useless for prey capture or for scaring away enemies) are part of a strange sensory system, these fish have attracted attention from biologists. The subsequent discovery of the electroreceptors in the skin of gymnotids and mormyrids (Bullock et al. 1961; Fessard and Szabo 1961) and the evidence that the ampullae of Lorenzini of nonelectric sharks and rays are also electro receptors (Digkgraaf and Kalmijn 1962) was a start for a lively branch of physiological, anatomical, and behavioral research. Many fmdings of general importance for these fields have made the case to which extremes the performance of the central and peri pheral nervous systems can be driven. Among those fmdings is the temporal accuracy of the pacemaker of some high-frequency fish which controls the electric organ, pro bably the most accurate biological clock (coefficient of variation
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9780387125176 | Springer Verlag, March 1, 1984, cover price $18.70 | also contains Washing the Dead
9783540125174 | Springer Verlag, December 12, 1983, cover price $149.00 | About this edition: Ever since the behavioral work of Lissrnann (1958), who showed that the weak electric discharges of some families of fish (hitherto considered useless for prey capture or for scaring away enemies) are part of a strange sensory system, these fish have attracted attention from biologists.
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