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Calamares y su cerebro

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Calamares y su cerebro
 

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Cerebro y visión en cefalópodos

by Melina Abril Velazco
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Los cefalópodos tienen el sistema nervioso más complejo entre los invertebrados

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En los cefalópodos, varios ganglios nerviosos se fusionan para formar un cerebro.

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La cefalización consiste en la distribución uniforme de los órganos sensoriales por todo el cuerpo.

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El cerebro del calamar coordina únicamente los movimientos.

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El axón gigante del calamar es más pequeño que el de otros animales.

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El calamar pertenece al Reino Animalia.

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El axón gigante participa en la rápida respuesta de escape ante un depredador.

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El calamar se desplaza expulsando agua por el sifón (propulsión a chorros)

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Gracias al estudio del calamar se logró comprender mejor cómo se transmiten los impulsos nerviosos.

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Actualmente los calamares continúan siendo objeto de investigación científica.

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Todos los invertebrados tienen cerebros tan desarrollados como el de los cefalópodos.

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Los descubrimientos realizados en el axón gigante del calamar solo sirven para comprender a los moluscos.

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