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What can parasites do? According to Kathleen McAuliffe’s book This is Your Brain on Parasites, they can affect human thinking and behavior, and thus change us into obedient machines.

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Piotr Tryjanowski
Patrycja K. Kwiatkowska
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Co mogą pasożyty? Na przykład – jak pisze Kathleen McAuliffe w książce „This is your brain on parasites” – wpływać na myślenie i zachowanie człowieka. Czyli zmienić go w posłuszny sobie automat.

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Piotr Tryjanowski
Patrycja K . Kwiatkowska
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Thirty-two species of echinoderms from epibenthic sledges, dredges, scuba diving, and other samples (in total: 467 samples and c. 20 000 specimens) from fjords and coastal waters off Spitsbergen were analysed between 1996 and 2014. The most numerous group of echinoderms in the coastal waters off Spitsbergen is brittle stars (78% of the total individuals). The echinoderms do not form any clear assemblages according to depth or distance from glacial sedimentation and substrate. Some species prefer hard bottom (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis) or water free from glacial suspensions (Ophiopholis aculeata). In contrast to the species listed above, we also found opportunistic species such as the starfish Urasterias lincki and the brittle star Ophiocten sericeum. These two species are distributed quite uniformly, regardless of the environmental factors. The majority of the species prefer a soft bottom below 200 m.
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Jan Marcin Węsławski
Maria Włodarska-Kowalczuk
Kajetan Deja
Tomasz Borszcz
Piotr Kukliński
Piotr Bałazy
Patrycja Kwiatkowska

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