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Two types of locomotory behavior were observed; (1) crawling over the bottom with frequent intermittent stops, and (2) free-swimming in a continuous and smooth manner across the water column.

The data demonstrated that MANF restores locomotory ability in the disease model, as well as restoring morphology and function of the dopaminergic (DA) neurons.

In some aeglids, the electroshock (over 30 Hz) causes loss of pereiopods, altering their locomotory ability but did not affect their predatory behavior (Fig.

Based on preliminary studies [29, 30], the following 7 parameters were screened to characterize the movement data for each 5 s segment: speed (mm/s), acceleration (mm/[s.sup.2]), locomotory rate (mm/s), stop number (n), stop time (s), turning rate (rad/s, angular change divide by time), and meander (rad/mm, angle change per movement distance).

The first test application: Together with colleagues from the University of Kassel and Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht the researchers analyzed the locomotory system of a velvet worm.

This criterion has a great deal of stability in all stages of sports selection, as it is well known that the athlete "must have no condition that contrasts physical exercise." Also, children suffering from cardiovascular disease, congenital or acquired locomotory malformations are not subject to any stage of selection for practicing a dynamic sport.

(1996) increase in yolk-sac fry length during yolk utilization phase is a biologically important aspect and the most of this increase occurred at post-anal part of the body that reflects the development of locomotory capability.