Neurobiology of Invertebrates. Mechanisms of Integration

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ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
NEUROBIOLOGY OF INVERTEBRATES, Page v
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. INTEGRATION IN INVERTEBRATE NERVOUS SYSTEMS, Pages 1-4, J. Salánki
CELLULAR MECHANISMS AND NEURONAL NETWORK OF A CIRCADIAN CLOCK IN THE EYE OF APLYSIA, Pages 5-17, J.W. Jacklet
PEPTIDERGIC CELLS IN LYMNAEA STAGNALIS (L.), Pages 19-34, T.A. de Vlieger
ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY AND HORMONAL OUTPUT OF OVULATION HORMONE PRODUCING NEUROENDOCRINE CELLS IN LYMNAEA STAGNALIS (GASTROPODA), Pages 35-54, K.S. Kits
PROPERTIES OF POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIALS IN THE BIMODAL PACEMAKER NEURON OF HELIX POMATIA L., Pages 55-66, A. Vehovszky, J. Salánki
ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PUMP-INDUCED CELL VOLUME CHANGES, Pages 67-82, S.N. Ayrapetyan
A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE REGULATORY MECHANISMS OF THE ANTAGONISTIC RADULAR MUSCLES, Pages 83-96, M. Kobayashi
INTEGRATION OF CHEMOSENSORY AND MECHANOSENSORY INFORMATION IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF APLYSIA, Pages 97-113, B. Jahan-Parwar, S.M. Fredman
INTERACTIONS OF SENSORY SYSTEMS AND ORIENTATION BEHAVIOUR IN LYMNAEA STAGNALIS (L.), Pages 115-130, C. Janse
HYDRATION RELATED BEHAVIOR AND THE EFFECTS OF OSMOTIC STRESS ON MOTOR FUNCTION IN THE SLUGS LIMAX MAXIMUS AND LIMAX PSEUDOFLAVUS, Pages 131-145, D.J. Prior
INTERRELATED NETWORKS IN REGULATION OF VARIOUS FUNCTIONS IN GASTROPODA, Pages 147-169, K.S. Rózsa
HIGHER ORDER INTERNEURONS WHICH INITIATE AND MODULATE FEEDING IN THE POUND SNAIL LYMNAEA STAGNALIS, Pages 171-200, P.R. Benjamin, C.R. McCrohan, R.M. Rose
NEURAL CONTROL OF BUCCAL MASS ACTIVITY IN APLYSIA, Pages 201-223, L. Fiore, L. Geppetti
INTEGRATIVE PROPERTIES OF A SYMMETRICAL PAIR OF COUPLED CEREBRAL GIANT NEURONS INVOLVED IN THE CONTROL OF FEEDING IN THE SNAIL LYMNAEA STAGNALIS, Pages 225-247, J.T. Goldschmeding
PLASTICITY OF FEEDING RESPONSES EMITTED BY ISOLATED BRAIN OF A TERRESTRIAL MOLLUSC, Pages 249-266, A. Gelperin, S.C. Reingold
FOOD AVERSION LEARNING IN THE TERRESTRIAL MOLLUSC LIMAX MAXIMUS. A MODEL SYSTEM IN WHICH TO STUDY THE NEURAL BASIS OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING, Pages 267-284, C.L. Sahley, A. Gelperin, J.W. Rudy
BEHAVIOURAL EFFECTS OF MORPHINE ON THE LAND SNAIL HELIX POMATIA. DEMONSTRATION OF TOLERANCE, Pages 285-294, G.B. Stefano, L. Hiripi, K.S. Rózsa, J. Salánki
BEHAVIOURAL AND NEURONAL EVIDENCE FOR CONDITIONED FEAR IN APLYSIA, Pages 295-303, E.T. Walters, T.J. Carew, E.R. Kandel
NEURAL AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF FOOD-INDUCED AROUSAL IN APLYSIA CALIFORNIA, Pages 305-344, K.R. Weiss, U.T. Koch, J. Koester, D.E. Mandelbaum, I. Kupfermann
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING PATTERN GENERATION IN THE LOBSTER STOMATOGASTRIC GANGLION, Pages 345-368, A.I. Selverston, J.P. Miller
NEURAL MECHANISMS OF CENTRAL PATTERN GENERATION IN THE CRAYFISH SWIMMERET SYSTEM, Pages 369-383, W.J. Heitler
COMPLEX INTEGRATIVE FUNCTIONS IN CRUSTACEAN MOTOR NEURONS, Pages 385-407, M. Moulins, F. Nagy
PROTO-TRITOCEREBRAL AREAS AND THE CONTROL OF THE TYPICAL NOCTURNAL HABITS OF THE CIRCADIAN ACTIVITY OF THE CRAYFISH EYE, Pages 409-418, B. Barrera-Mera
NEUROHORMONES AND CONTROL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN CRUSTACEA, Pages 419-432, E.F. Skorkowski, A. Biegniewska
A DIURNAL RHYTHM OF RHABDOM SIZE IN LOCUST AND MANTIS COMPOUND EYES, Pages 433-458, G.A. Horridge, L. Marcelja, J. Duniec
TASTE RECEPTION BY MAXILLARY PALPS OF THE MIGRATORY LOCUST, Pages 459-480, I. Varanka
SUGAR RECEPTORS IN THE LABELLAR TASTE HAIRS OF THE FLY, Pages 481-493, H. Wieczorek
A NEUROETHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SOUND PRODUCTION IN THE ACRIDID GRASSHOPPER OMOCESTUS VIRIDULUS, Pages 495-514, B. Hedwig, N. Eisner
MOTOR CONTROL BY PLURISEGMENTAL INTERNEURONS IN THE LOCUST, Pages 515-535, J. Kien
FUNCTIONAL ORGANISATION OF INSECT GANGLIA, Pages 537-555, J.S. Altman
TRANSMISSION OF WIND INFORMATION ON THE HEAD OF THE LOCUST TO FLIGHT MOTOR NEURONS, Pages 557-571, N.M. Tyrer
CONCLUDING REMARKS. THE STATE OF THE ART AS ILLUSTRATED BY THIS SYMPOSIUM AT TIHANY, Pages 573-578, G.A. Horridge
INDEX, Pages 579-581