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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The length of the stemlike legs of the salamander, incidentally, help it in stalking in the water. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #78)
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16 78 The View more quotes about length">length of the stemlike legs of the salamander, incidentally, help it in stalking in the water.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 75 Although this form of salamander possesses a lateral-line set of vibration receptors, like the lelt, it lacks the cranial receptors and its lateral-line receptors do not have the sensitivity of the lelt's.
16 76 Following the lelt, not disturbing it, often helps the salamander find prey.
16 77 On the other hand, the salamander, by means of its legs and feet, can dislodge prey inaccessible to the lelt.
16 78 The length of the stemlike legs of the salamander, incidentally, help it in stalking in the water.
16 79 It takes little prey while swimming freely.
16 80 The long legs cause little water vibration.
16 81 Further, they enable the animal to move efficiently, covering large areas without considerable metabolic cost.
Although this form of salamander possesses a lateral-line set of vibration receptors, like the lelt, it lacks the cranial receptors and its lateral-line receptors do not have the sensitivity of the lelt's. Following the lelt, not disturbing it, often helps the salamander find prey. On the other hand, the salamander, by means of its legs and feet, can dislodge prey inaccessible to the lelt. The length of the stemlike legs of the salamander, incidentally, help it in stalking in the water. It takes little prey while swimming freely. The long legs cause little water vibration. Further, they enable the animal to move efficiently, covering large areas without considerable metabolic cost. - (Tribesmen of Gor)