Look up: geotaxis

1. geotaxis
   See gravitaxis. The prefix gravi- is preferable since the gravitational fields used as cues need not necessarily be the Earth's.
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2. geotaxis
   See: gravitaxis. The prefix gravi is preferable since the gravitational fields used as cues need not necessarily be the Earth's. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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3. geotaxis
   (je″o-tak´sis) taxis in response to gravity; movement influenced by gravity.
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4. geotaxis
   (from the article `mechanoreception`) ...provided if these reflexes are abolished after surgical elimination of both statocysts. Many animals exhibit locomotion that is gravitationally ...
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5. geotaxis
   geotaxis 1. A locomotor movement by an animal in response to a gravitational stimulus. 2. Taxis of an animal in response to gravitational forces. 3. A directed response of a motile organism towards (positive) or away from (negative) the direction of gravity; in other words, a movement of a motile ...
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6. Geotaxis
   geotaxis is the movement of an organism in response to the stimulus of gravity.
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7. geotaxis
   Type: Term Pronunciation: jē′ō-tak′sis Definitions: 1. A form of positive barotaxis in which there is a tendency to growth or movement toward or into the earth. Synonyms: geotropism
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