Coordination in the Starfish
Coordination in the Starfish
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The tube feet, however, have been regarded (Romanes and Swart (1881), Preyer (1886), Loeb (1900), Jennings (1907), Moore (1910^1910^) Cole (1913* )) as taking hold of the substrate and pulling the animal over. Observation of the reaction as it occurs on sand show that this pulling is not a fundamental or necessary part of righting. Pulling by oriented tube feet is, however, a part of the step reflex. Since attachment increases with the resistance to the step (pp-
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The tube feet, however, have been regarded (Romanes and Swart (1881), Preyer (1886), Loeb (1900), Jennings (1907), Moore (1910^1910^) Cole (1913* )) as taking hold of the substrate and pulling the animal over. Observation of the reaction as it occurs on sand show that this pulling is not a fundamental or necessary part of righting. Pulling by oriented tube feet is, however, a part of the step reflex. Since attachment increases with the resistance to the step (pp-
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