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Biol Bull 132: 311-319. (June 1967)
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ASSOCIATION-FORMATION BETWEEN PHOTIC AND SUBTLE GEOPHYSICAL STIMULUS PATTERNS—A NEW BIOLOGICAL CONCEPT

F. A. BROWN JR. 1 and Y. H. PARK 1

1 Department of Biological Sciences, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois 60201

1. Evidence is presented that an organism is able to form associations between concurrent ambient vector patterns of light and such a pervasive ambient environmental component as geomagnetism.

2. These associations appear to persist for at least many minutes.

3. Some of the implications of this newly disclosed, extraordinary biological capacity for the still unresolved mechanisms of biological clocks and compasses are discussed.






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