
doi: 10.1007/bf00328763
pmid: 4432612
The cercaria of Cryptocotyle lingua responds to the onset of mechanical vibrations and to a decrease in light intensity by an increase in activity. The cercaria shows a decline in activity with age and an increase in activity with increasing temperature. Stimulation by host extract also initiates an increase in activity and penetration behaviour. A similar series of responses were found with amines of chain length C7–C9.
Periodicity, Time Factors, Light, Tissue Extracts, Snails, Fishes, Kymography, Temperature, Vibration, Stimulation, Chemical, Larva, Animals, Trematoda, Amines, Locomotion
Periodicity, Time Factors, Light, Tissue Extracts, Snails, Fishes, Kymography, Temperature, Vibration, Stimulation, Chemical, Larva, Animals, Trematoda, Amines, Locomotion
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