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|a Fingerman, Milton,
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|a The control of chromatophores /
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|a Oxford :
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|a International Series of Monographs on Pure and Applied Biology, Zoology division
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|a Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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|a Front Cover; The Control of chromatophores; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; CHAPTER 1. CHROMATOPHORES AND COLOR CHANGES; TYPES OF CHROMATOPHORES; CHEMISTRY OF CHROMATOPHORAL PIGMENTS; CLASSIFICATION OF CHROMATOPHORE RESPONSES; FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COLOR CHANGES; METHODS OF STAGING CHROMATOPHORES; CHAPTER 2. CHROMATOPHORES OF CRUSTACEANS; SOURCES OF CHROMATOPHOROTROPINS; CHROMATOPHORES OF ISOPODS; CHROMATOPHORES OF BRACHYURANS; CHROMATOPHORES OF ASTACURANS; CHAPTER 3. CHROMATOPHORES OF INSECTS; CHAPTER 4. CHROMATOPHORES OF CEPHALOPODS
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|a CHAPTER 5. CHROMATOPHORES OF ECHINODERMSCHAPTER 6. CHROMATOPHORES OF VERTEBRATES; SOURCES OF CHROMATOPHOROTROPINS; CHEMISTRY OF CHROMATOPHOROTROPINS; CHROMATOPHORES OF CYCLOSTOMES; CHROMATOPHORES OF ELASMOBRANCHS; CHROMATOPHORES OF TELEOSTS; CHROMATOPHORES OF AMPHIBIANS; CHAPTER 7. PERSPECTIVES; REFERENCES; AUTHOR INDEX; SUBJECT INDEX
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|a The Control of Chromatophores focuses on the color changes in animals, particularly among the invertebrates. Cells containing pigment that can disperse or concentrate, thereby changing the tint of the organism in which they lie, are known as chromatophores. Well-developed, functional chromatophore systems are common among cephalopods, crustaceans, and poikilotherm vertebrates. Rare instances are found among other groups such as annelids, echinoderms, and insects. After an introduction to the types, chemistry, and functional significance of chromatophores, this text concentrates on the chromato.
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