
doi: 10.1242/jeb.01824
pmid: 16155215
![Graphic][1] Per R. Jonsson writes about D. J. Crisp's 1955 publication on the behaviour of barnacle cyprids in relation to water movement over a surface. Dennis Crisp began his academic education in Cambridge, where he studied natural sciences with a broad coverage in physics, chemistry
Larva, Thoracica, Water Movements, Animals, History, 20th Century, Motor Activity
Larva, Thoracica, Water Movements, Animals, History, 20th Century, Motor Activity
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