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      Active touch in sea otters: in-air and underwater texture discrimination thresholds and behavioral strategies for paws and vibrissae

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                Journal
                The Journal of Experimental Biology
                J Exp Biol
                The Company of Biologists
                0022-0949
                1477-9145
                September 17 2018
                September 15 2018
                September 17 2018
                September 15 2018
                : 221
                : 18
                : jeb181347
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                10.1242/jeb.181347
                8702f4cb-536c-4308-89a5-bdb4300bec31
                © 2018

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