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function as electroreceptors. In 1949, the Ukrainian-British
zoologist Hans
Lissmann noticed that the
African knife fish (Gymnarchus niloticus) was able to...
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Lissmann may
refer to: Hans
Lissmann (zoologist) Hans
Lissmann (tenor) This
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daughters born to
Alfred Peiser [de], a
German Jewish surgeon, and Rose
Lißmann (or
Lissmann), a
German Jewish stage actress in Posen,
Germany (today Poznań,...
- Hans
Werner Lissmann FRS (30
April 1909 – 21
April 1995) was a
British zoologist of
Ukrainian provenance,
specialising in
animal behaviour. He was elected...
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evolution in his 1859 On the
Origin of Species.
Modern study began with Hans
Lissmann's 1951
study of
electroreception and
electrogenesis in
Gymnarchus niloticus...
- Hans
Lissmann, also Hans
Lißmann, (19
September 1885 – 26 May 1964) was a
German operatic tenor. Born in Hamburg,
Lissman was the son of the b**** baritone...
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reach 1.6 m (5.2 ft) in
length and 19 kg (42 lb) in weight. In 1950, Hans
Lissmann noticed that the fish
could swim
equally well
forwards or backwards, clearly...
- doi:10.1126/science.249.4968.524. PMID 17735283. S2CID 17065200. Gray, J.;
Lissmann, H. W. (February 1950). "The
Kinetics of
Locomotion of the Gr****-Snake"...
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Auditory Research. 21. doi:10.1007/0-387-28275-0. ISBN 978-0-387-23192-1.
Lissmann, H. W. (1958-03-01). "On the
Function and
Evolution of
Electric Organs...
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Hinton of
Bankside Frederick Ernest King
Heinrich Gerhard Kuhn Hans
Werner Lissmann Frank Campbell MacIntosh Leonard Harrison Matthews Joseph Lade
Pawsey Max...
