Comparative physiology of sensory systems /
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| Format: | Conference Proceeding Book |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge [Cambridgeshire] ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
1984.
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Table of Contents:
- Hearing in insects
- Auditory function at the receptor level in reptiles
- Sound detection and processing by teleost fish: a selective review
- Auditory basis of echolocation in bats
- Afferent innervation of the mammalian cochlea
- Effect of ganglioside treatment on hearing loss in experimental diabetes in mice
- Hearing mechanisms in caiman and pigeon
- Functional organization of the medial geniculate body in cats
- Neural basis of olfaction in insects
- Olfaction and taste in fish
- Biochemical studies of physiological function: olfactory recognition in rainbow trout
- Pheromone biology in the Lepidoptera: overview, some recent findings and some generalizations
- Comparative study of electrophysiological phenomena in the olfactory bulb of some South American marsupials and edentates
- Visual systems of cephalopods
- Relative movement and figure-ground discrimination by the visual system of the fly (towards a neuronal circuitry)
- Local circuits in the distal retina of vertebrates
- Infared and visual senses in the snake optic tectum
- Lack of relations between dopaminergic and GABA-ergic mechanisms in chick retina
- Neuroethological basis for electrocommunication
- Neural mechanisms of electrolocation and jamming avoidance behavior in electric fish
- Electroreceptor mechanisms in teleost and non-teleost fishes
- Cellular bases for gravistatic reception by invertebrates and vertebrates
- Role of sensory information in the control of locomotion in fishes
- Effects of motor commands on sensory inflow, with examples from electric fish