Evidence of use of vibrissae in swimming in Sigmo don fulviventer
作者： Alwynelle S. Ahl
DOI: 10.1016/S0003-3472(82)80211-X
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摘要: Abstract Yellow-bellied cotton rats ( Sigmodon fulviventer ) from riparian habitats of a southwest New Mexican canyon have mystacial vibrissae that move well forward the animals' noses when are placed in water. These excellent swimmers and centrifugal stress alone has little or no effect on their aquatic behaviour. However, devibrissation (right, left, both sides) affected swimming 13 18 rats, resulting body tilting and/or nose-dipping while With devibrissation, all showed either effects. It is suggested play role successful these perhaps maintaining position as keeping head above
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