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conspecific

conspecific Conspecific refers to another member of the same species.

Conspecific refers to another member of the same species. In this context, it means signals coming from other individuals of the fish’s own species.

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Drafting source: Milam Oak E; Marsat Gary. Spatial coding of conspecifics in the electrosensory system: Early segregation of information streams. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0348018; article XML SHA-256 4e143bf5cc7f33bbea57496eeae5215cceaecce10881578decf8b65ec872fa11. “Spatial coding of conspecifics in the electrosensory system: Early segregation of information streams” (10.1371/journal.pone.0348018).
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