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Further Observations on the Serotonergic Cerebral Neurones of Helisoma (Mollusca, Gastropoda): The Case for Homology with the Metacerebral Giant Cells

Bonnie Granzow, C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1981) 90 (1): 283–305.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.90.1.283

Published: 1 February 1981

View articletitled, Further Observations on the Serotonergic Cerebral Neurones of Helisoma (Mollusca, Gastropoda): The Case for Homology with the Metacerebral Giant Cells

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The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System: IV. The Preference for Small Field Stimuli

C. H. Fraser Rowell, Michael O’shea, J. L. D. Williams

J Exp Biol (1977) 68 (1): 157–185.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.68.1.157

Published: 1 June 1977

View articletitled, The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System: IV. The Preference for Small Field Stimuli

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Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, the Acridid Movement Detector System: III. Control of Response Amplitude by Tonic Lateral Inhibition

C. H. Fraser Rowell, Michael O’shea

J Exp Biol (1976) 65 (3): 617–625.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.65.3.617

Published: 1 December 1976

View articletitled, Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, the Acridid Movement Detector System: III. Control of Response Amplitude by Tonic Lateral Inhibition

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The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System. I. Effects of Simple Incremental and Decremental Stimuli in Light and Dark Adapted Animals

C. H. Fraser Rowell, Michael O’shea

J Exp Biol (1976) 65 (2): 273–288.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.65.2.273

Published: 1 October 1976

View articletitled, The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System. I. Effects of Simple Incremental and Decremental Stimuli in Light and Dark Adapted Animals

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The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System. II. Response Decrement, Convergence, and the Nature of the Excitatory Afferents to the Fan-Like Dendrites of the Lgmd

Michael O’shea, C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1976) 65 (2): 289–308.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.65.2.289

Published: 1 October 1976

View articletitled, The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System. II. Response Decrement, Convergence, and the Nature of the Excitatory Afferents to the Fan-Like Dendrites of the Lgmd

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Variable Responsiveness of A Visual Interneurone in the Free-Moving Locust, and its Relation to Behaviour and Arousal

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1971) 55 (3): 727–747.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.55.3.727

Published: 1 December 1971

View articletitled, Variable Responsiveness of A Visual Interneurone in the Free-Moving Locust, and its Relation to Behaviour and Arousal

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Antennal Cleaning, Arousal and Visual Interneurone Responsiveness in a Locust

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1971) 55 (3): 749–761.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.55.3.749

Published: 1 December 1971

View articletitled, Antennal Cleaning, Arousal and Visual Interneurone Responsiveness in a Locust

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An Acridid Auditory Interneurone: II. Habituation, Variation in Response Level and Central Control

C. H. Fraser Rowell, J. M. McKAY

J Exp Biol (1969) 51 (1): 247–260.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.51.1.247

Published: 1 August 1969

View articletitled, An Acridid Auditory Interneurone: II. Habituation, Variation in Response Level and Central Control

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A Technique for Discriminating Direction of Propagation of Action Potentials Recorded From an Intact Mixed Nerve

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1969) 51 (1): 261–269.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.51.1.261

Published: 1 August 1969

View articletitled, A Technique for Discriminating Direction of Propagation of Action Potentials Recorded From an Intact Mixed Nerve

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An Acridid Auditory Interneurone: I. Functional Connexions and Response to Single Sounds

C. H. Fraser Rowell, J. M. McKay

J Exp Biol (1969) 51 (1): 231–245.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.51.1.231

Published: 1 August 1969

View articletitled, An Acridid Auditory Interneurone: I. Functional Connexions and Response to Single Sounds

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Central Control of An Insect Segmental Reflex: II. Analysis of the Inhibitory Input from the Metathoracic Ganglion

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1969) 50 (1): 191–201.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.50.1.191

Published: 1 February 1969

View articletitled, Central Control of An Insect Segmental Reflex: II. Analysis of the Inhibitory Input from the Metathoracic Ganglion

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Medium and Long-Term Changes in the Behaviour of Visual Neurones in the Tritocerebrum of Locusts

G. Horn, C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1968) 49 (1): 143–169.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.49.1.143

Published: 1 August 1968

View articletitled, Medium and Long-Term Changes in the Behaviour of Visual Neurones in the Tritocerebrum of Locusts

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Dishabituation and Arousal in the Response of Single Nerve Cells in an Insect Brain

C. H. Fraser Rowell, G. Horn

J Exp Biol (1968) 49 (1): 171–183.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.49.1.171

Published: 1 August 1968

View articletitled, Dishabituation and Arousal in the Response of Single Nerve Cells in an Insect Brain

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Activity of Interneurones in the Arm of Octopus in Response to Tactile Stimulation

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1966) 44 (3): 589–605.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.44.3.589

Published: 1 June 1966

View articletitled, Activity of Interneurones in the Arm of Octopus in Response to Tactile Stimulation

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Central Control of an Insect Segmental Reflex: I. Inhibition by Different Parts of the Central Nervous System

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1964) 41 (3): 559–572.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.41.3.559

Published: 1 September 1964

View articletitled, Central Control of an Insect Segmental Reflex: I. Inhibition by Different Parts of the Central Nervous System

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Excitatory and Inhibitory Pathways in the Arm of Octopus

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1963) 40 (2): 257–270.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.40.2.257

Published: 1 June 1963

View articletitled, Excitatory and Inhibitory Pathways in the Arm of Octopus

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A Method for Chronically Implanting Stimulating Electrodes into the Brains of Locusts, and Some Results of Stimulation

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1963) 40 (2): 271–284.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.40.2.271

Published: 1 June 1963

View articletitled, A Method for Chronically Implanting Stimulating Electrodes into the Brains of Locusts, and Some Results of Stimulation

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The Relation Between Stimulus Parameters and Current Flow Through Stimulating Electrodes

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1963) 40 (1): 15–21.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.40.1.15

Published: 1 March 1963

View articletitled, The Relation Between Stimulus Parameters and Current Flow Through Stimulating Electrodes

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Retinal Orientation and the Discrimination of Polarized Light by Octopuses

C. H. Fraser Rowell, M. J. Wells

J Exp Biol (1961) 38 (4): 827–831.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.38.4.827

Published: 1 December 1961

View articletitled, Retinal Orientation and the Discrimination of Polarized Light by Octopuses

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The Structure and Function of the Prothoracic Spine of the Desert Locust, Schistocerca Gregaria Forskål

C. H. Fraser Rowell

J Exp Biol (1961) 38 (2): 457–469.

https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.38.2.457

Published: 1 June 1961

View articletitled, The Structure and Function of the Prothoracic Spine of the Desert Locust, Schistocerca Gregaria Forskål

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Further Observations on the Serotonergic Cerebral Neurones of Helisoma (Mollusca, Gastropoda): The Case for Homology with the Metacerebral Giant Cells

The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System: IV. The Preference for Small Field Stimuli

Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, the Acridid Movement Detector System: III. Control of Response Amplitude by Tonic Lateral Inhibition

The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System. I. Effects of Simple Incremental and Decremental Stimuli in Light and Dark Adapted Animals

The Neuronal Basis of A Sensory Analyser, The Acridid Movement Detector System. II. Response Decrement, Convergence, and the Nature of the Excitatory Afferents to the Fan-Like Dendrites of the Lgmd

Variable Responsiveness of A Visual Interneurone in the Free-Moving Locust, and its Relation to Behaviour and Arousal

Antennal Cleaning, Arousal and Visual Interneurone Responsiveness in a Locust

An Acridid Auditory Interneurone: II. Habituation, Variation in Response Level and Central Control

A Technique for Discriminating Direction of Propagation of Action Potentials Recorded From an Intact Mixed Nerve

An Acridid Auditory Interneurone: I. Functional Connexions and Response to Single Sounds

Central Control of An Insect Segmental Reflex: II. Analysis of the Inhibitory Input from the Metathoracic Ganglion

Medium and Long-Term Changes in the Behaviour of Visual Neurones in the Tritocerebrum of Locusts

Dishabituation and Arousal in the Response of Single Nerve Cells in an Insect Brain

Activity of Interneurones in the Arm of Octopus in Response to Tactile Stimulation

Central Control of an Insect Segmental Reflex: I. Inhibition by Different Parts of the Central Nervous System

Excitatory and Inhibitory Pathways in the Arm of Octopus

A Method for Chronically Implanting Stimulating Electrodes into the Brains of Locusts, and Some Results of Stimulation

The Relation Between Stimulus Parameters and Current Flow Through Stimulating Electrodes

Retinal Orientation and the Discrimination of Polarized Light by Octopuses

The Structure and Function of the Prothoracic Spine of the Desert Locust, Schistocerca Gregaria Forskål

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