Mantissa Ichtyologica de Sono Et Auditu Piscium...
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Mantissa Ichtyologica De Sono Et Auditu Piscium explores the fascinating world of fish sounds and hearing, written by Jacob Theodor Klein. This work delves into the acoustic capabilities of various fish species, presenting observations and analyses relevant to understanding their auditory senses and sound production. A valuable resource for researchers and enthusiasts interested in ichthyology, acoustic biology, and animal behavior, this book provides insights into the underwater communication and sensory perception of fish.
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