Journal of Comparative Physiology 1992 - 1993: Vol 171 Table of Contents

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Physiology Physiology Volume 171 1993
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Contents
Abdel-Latif H > Hassan EI-S cordings from the motor nervous system of Heiligenberg W, Kawasaki M: An internal
Able KP — Holberton RL the nematode, Ascaris suum 17 current source yields immunity of electrosen-
Allison JD: Acoustic modulation of neural Deegan JF II — Jacobs GH sory information processing to unusually
activity in the preoptic area and ventral hy- Delaney A — Blest AD strong jamming in electric fish 309
pothalamus of the green treefrog (Hyla ciner- Diekamp BM, Gerhardt HC: Midbrain audi- Helversen O von — Stumpner A
ea) 387 tory sensitivity in the spring peeper (Pseudac- Hengstenberg R —> Preuss T
Andrews B — Fuzessery ZM ris crucifer): correlations with behavioral Hensler K: Neuronal co-processing of course
Arikawa K — Bandai K studies 245 deviations and head movements in locusts.
Atema J > Voigt R Dillier F-X — Schmidt I I. Descending deviation detectors 257
Dmitrieva LP, Gottlieb G: Development of Hensler K: Neuronal co-processing of course
Bandai K, Arikawa K, Eguchi E: Localiza- brainstem auditory pathway in mallard duck deviations and head movements in locusts.
tion of spectral receptors in the ommatidium embryos and hatchlings 665 II. Thoracic interneurons 273
of butterfly compound eye determined by Henson OW Jr > Huffman RF
polarization sensitivity 289 Ebihara S, Gwinner E: Different circadian Hepburn HR > Muller WJ
Barth FG — Baurecht D pacemakers control feeding and locomotor Hewes RS — Murray JA
Barth FG > Wirth E activity rhythms in European starlings 63 Hitchcock T + Lee DN
Baurecht D, Barth FG: Vibratory communi- Eguchi E > Bandai K Hochstrate P ~ Hamdorf K
cation in spiders. I. Representation of male El-Feghaly E — Pollack GS Hoéglund G > Hamdorf K
courtship signals by female vibration recep- Emde G von der, Bleckmann H: Differential Holberton RL, Able KP: Persistence of cir-
tor 231 responses of two types of electroreceptive af- cannual cycles in a migratory bird held in
Belanger JH, Orchard I: The role of sensory ferents to signal distortions may permit ca- constant dim light 477
input in maintaining output from the locust pacitance measurement in a weakly electric HGlldobler B, Obermayer M, Wilson EO:
oviposition digging central pattern genera- fish, Gnathonemus petersii 683 Communication in the primitive cryptobiotic
tor 495 Engel JE, Wu C-F: Interactions of membrane ant Prionopelta amabilis (Hymenoptera:
Biebricher R > Hassan EI-S excitability mutations affecting potassium Formicidae) 9
Bleckmann H > Emde G von der and sodium currents in the flight and giant Hoy RR - Pires A
Blest AD, Stowe S, Carter M, O’Gara E, De- fiber escape systems of Drosophila 93 Huber F > Loher W
laney A: Light-dependent endocytosis of Huffman RF, Henson OW Jr: Labile cochlear
Follett BK, Kumar V, Juss TS: Circadian na-
crab rhabdomeral membrane potentiated by tuning in the mustached bat. I. Concomitant
ture of the photoperiodic clock in Japanese
okadaic acids is reduced by either of two shifts in biosonar emission frequency 725
quail 533
inhibitors of protein kinase C, or by a Huffman RF, Henson OW Jr: Labile cochlear
Fuzessery ZM, Buttenhoff P, Andrews B,
Ca?*-channel blocking agent, diltiazem 523 tuning in the mustached bat. II. Concomi-
Kennedy JM: Passive sound localization of
Block GD — Colwell CS tant shifts in neural tuning 735
prey by the pallid bat (Antrozous p. pallidus)
Braucker R + Machemer-R6hnisch S
767
Bruns V > Miller M Ishibashi T > Nishikawa M
Burda H — Miiller M Gerhardt HC > Diekamp BM Itagaki H > Mitchell BK
Burrows M, Pfliiger HJ: Output connections Gleich O > K6ppl C
of a wind sensitive interneurone with motor Gottlieb G — Dmitrieva LP Jacobs GH, Deegan II JF: Cone photopig-
neurones innervating flight steering muscles Grothe B > Vater M ments in nocturnal and diurnal procyonids
in the locust 437 Gwinner E => Ebihara S 351
Bush T > O’Carroll DC James AC — O’Carroll DC
Buttenhoff P — Fuzessery ZM Habbicht H > Vater M Juss TS — Follett BK
Hamdorf K, Hochstrate P, Héglund G,
Canfield JG + Rose GJ Moser M, Sperber S, Schlecht P: Ultra-violet Kawasaki M > Heiligenberg W
Carter M —> Blest AD sensitizing pigment in blowfly photorecep- Kelley DB > Watson JT
Caston J — Dahhaoui M tors Ri-6; probable nature and binding Kennedy JM — Fuzessery ZM
Chao ET > Michel WC sites 601 Kirschfeld K — Sandler C
Chiba Y > Tomioka K Hassan EI-S, Abdel-Latif H, Biebricher R: Koester J — Skelton ME
Chittka L, Menzel R: The evolutionary adap- Studies on the effects of Ca** and Co** K6ppl C, Gleich O, Manley GA: An auditory
tation of flower colours and the insect pollin- on the swimming behavior of the blind Mexi- fovea in the barn owl cochlea 695
ators’ colour vision 171 can cave fish 413 Koéssl M > Vater M
Clayton N: Lateralization and unilateral Hateren JH van: Theoretical predictions of Krebs JR > Clayton NS
transfer of spatial memory in marsh tits 799 spatiotemporal receptive fields of fly LMCs, Kumar V = Follett BK
Clayton NS, Krebs JR: Lateralization in Pari- and experimental validation 157
dae: comparison of a storing and a non-stor- Hecht EI > Lewis ER Lac S du, Lisberger SG: Eye movements and
ing species on a one-trial associative memory Hedwig B: On the control of stridulation in brainstem neuronal responses evoked by cer-
task 807 the acridid grasshopper Omocestus viridulus ebellar and vestibular stimulation in chicks
Collett TS - Schmidt I L. I. Interneurons involved in rhythm gener- 629
Colwell CS, Michel S, Block GD: Evidence ation and bilateral coordination 117 Langner G — Heil P
that potassium channels mediate the effects Hedwig B: On the control of stridulation in Laube B > Miiller M
of serotonin on the ocular circadian pace- the acridid grasshopper Omocestus viridulus Lee DN, Weel FR van der, Hitchcock T, Ma-
maker of Aplysia 651 L. IL. Shaping of hindleg movements by spik- tejowsky E, Pettigrew JD: Common princi-
ing and non-spiking interneurons 129 ples of guidance by echolocation and vision
Dahhaoui M, Stelz T, Caston J: Effects of Heil P, Langner G, Scheich H: Processing of 563
lesion of the inferior olivary complex by 3- frequency-modulated stimuli in the chick au- Lehrer M, Srinivasan MV: Freely flying bees
acetylpyridine on learning and memory in ditory cortex analogue: evidence for topo- discriminate between stationary and moving
the rat 657 graphic representations and possible mecha- objects: performance and possible mecha-
Davis RE, Stretton AOW: Extracellular re- nisms of rate and directional sensitivity 583 nisms 457
Il
Levine RB — Waldrop B O’Carroll DC, Osorio D, James AC, Bush T: Srinivasan MV — Lehrer M
Lewis ER, Hecht EI, Narins PM: Diversity Local feedback mediated via amacrine cells Stange G: High resolution measurement of
of form in the amphibian papilla of Puerto in the insect optic lobe 447 atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration
Rican frogs 421 O’Gara E — Blest AD changes by the labial palp organ of the moth
Lisberger SG — Lac S du Orchard I > Belanger JH Heliothis armigera (Lepidoptera: Noctui-
Loher W, Weber T, Rembold H, Huber F: Osorio D > O’Carroll DC dae) 317
Persistence of phonotaxis in females of four Stelz T + Dahhaoui M
species of crickets following allatectomy Paschal WG > Maekawa M Stowe S > Blest AD
325 Pettigrew JD — Lee DN Stretton AOW — Davis RE
Pfliiger HJ + Burrows M Stumpner A, Helversen O von: Recognition
Machemer H —> Machemer-R6hnisch S Pires A, Hoy RR: Temperature coupling in of a two-element song in the grasshopper
Machemer-ROhnisch S, Braucker R, Ma- cricket acoustic communication. I. Field and Chorthippus dorsatus (Orthoptera: Gompho-
chemer H: Neutral gravitaxis of gliding Lox- laboratory studies of temperature effects on cerinae) 405
odes exposed to normal and raised gravity calling song production and recognition in
779 Gryllus firmus 69 Tabata M — Morita Y
Maekawa M, Wong D, Paschal WG: Spectral Pires A, Hoy RR: Temperature coupling in Tanaka H, Wong D, Taniguchi I: The influ-
selectivity of FM—FM neurons in the audi- cricket acoustic communication. II. Local- ence of stimulus duration on the delay tuning
tory cortex of the echolocating bat, Myotis ization of temperature effects on song pro- of cortical neurons in the FM bat, Myotis
lucifugus 513 duction and recognition networks in Gryllus lucifugus 29
Manley GA — K6ppl C firmus 79 Taniguchi I > Tanaka H
Marion-Poll F, Tobin TR: Temporal coding Pollack GS, El-Feghaly E: Calling song rec- Tobin TR — Marion-Poll F
of pheromone pulses and trains in Manduca ognition in the cricket Teleogryllus oceani- Tomioka K, Chiba Y: Characterization of an
sexta 505 cus: comparison of the effects of stimulus optic lobe circadian pacemaker by in situ
Mason AC, Schildberger K: Auditory inter- intensity and sound spectrum on selectivity and in vitro recording of neural activity in
neurons in Cyphoderris monstrosa (Orthop- for temporal pattern 759 the cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus 1
tera: Haglidae) 749 Popper AN — Yan HY Trapido-Rosenthal HG > Michel WC
Matejowsky E > Lee DN Preiss R: Set point of retinal velocity of
Menzel R > Chittka L ground images in the control of swarming Uchida K — Morita Y
Meyer-Peters H: Seasonality of circadian lo- flight of desert locusts 251 Udin SB — Scherer WJ
comotor activity in an insect 713 Preuss T, Hengstenberg R: Structure and kin-
Michel S + Colwell CS ematics of the prosternal organs and their Vater M, Habbicht H, Késsl M, Grothe B:
Michel WC, Trapido-Rosenthal HG, Chao influence on head position in the blowfly The functional role of GABA and glycine
ET, Wachowiak M: Stereoselective detection Calliphora erythrocephala Meig. 483 in monaural and binaural processing in the
of amino acids by lobster olfactory receptor Reinke H, Necker R: Spinal dorsal column inferior colliculus of horseshoe bats 541
neurons 705 afferent fiber composition in the pigeon: an Voigt R, Atema J: Tuning of chemoreceptor
Mitchell BK, Itagaki H: Interneurons of the electrophysiological investigation 397 cells of the second antenna of the American
subsesophageal ganglion of Sarcophage bul- Rembold H — Loher W lobster (Homarus americanus) with a com-
lata responding to gustatory and mechano- Ritzmann RE > Nye SW parison of four of its other chemoreceptor
sensory stimuli 213 Robert D, Rowell CHF: Locust flight steer- organs 673
Morita Y, Tabata M, Uchida K, Samejima ing, I. Head movements and the organiza-
M: Pineal-dependent locomotor activity of tion of correctional manoeuvres 41 Wachowiak M — Michel WC
lamprey, Lampetra japonica, measured in re- Robert D, Rowell CHF: Locust flight steer- Waldrop B, Levine RB: Intersegmental inter-
lation to LD cycle and circadian rhythmi- ing. II. Acoustic avoidance manoeuvres and neurons serving larval and pupal mechano-
city 555 associated head movements, compared with sensory reflexes in the moth Manduca sexta
Moser M > Hamdorf K correctional steering 53 195
Miiller M, Laube B, Burda H, Bruns V: Struc- Rose GJ, Canfield JG: Longitudinal tracking Watson JT, Kelley DB: Testicular masculin-
ture and function of the cochlea in the Afri- responses of the weakly electric fish, Sterno- ization of vocal behavior in juvenile female
can mole rat (Cryptomys hottentotus): evi- pygus 791 Xenopus laevis reveals sensitive periods for
dence for a low frequency acoustic fovea Rowell CHF — Robert D song duration, rate, and frequency spectra
469 343
Muller WJ, Hepburn HR: Temporal and spa- Samejima M — Morita Y Weber T > Loher W
tial patterns of wax secretion and related be- Sandler C, Kirschfeld K: Light-induced Weel FR van der > Lee DN
havior in the division of labour of the honey- changes in extracellular calcium concentra- Wehner R — Schmidt I
bee (Apis mellifera capensis) 111 tion in the compound eye of Calliphora, Lo- Willows AOD — Murray JA
Murray JA, Hewes RS, Willows AOD: custa and Apis 573 Wilson EO — HGlldobler B
Water-flow sensitive pedal neurons in Trito- Scheich H —> Heil P Wirth E, Barth FG: Forces in the spider orb
nia: role in rheotaxis 373 Scherer WJ, Udin SB: Xenopus exhibits sea- web 359
Narins PM — Lewis ER sonal variation in retinotectal latency but Wong D > Maekawa M
Necker R > Reinke H not tecto-isthmo-tectal latency 207 Wong D — Tanaka H
Neumeyer C: Tetrachromatic color vision in Schildberger K + Mason AC Wu C-F — Engel JE
goldfish: evidence from color mixture exper- Schlecht P - Hamdorf K
iments 639 Schmidt I, Collett TS, Dillier F-X, Wehner Yan HY, Popper AN: Auditory sensitivity of
Nishikawa M, Yokohari F, Ishibashi T: Re- R: How desert ants cope with enforced de- the cichlid fish Astronotus ocellatus (Cuvier)
sponse characteristics of two types of cold tours on their way home 285 105
receptors on the antennae of the cockroach, Schmitz B: Directionality of antennal sweeps Yokohari F > Nishikawa M
Periplaneta americana L. 299 elicited by water jet stimulation of the tailfan
Nye SW, Ritzmann RE: Motion analysis of in the crayfish Procambarus clarkii 617 Erratum 420
leg joints associated with escape turns of the Skelton ME, Koester J: The morphology, in-
cockroach, Periplaneta americana 183 nervation and neural control of the anterior
arterial system of Aplysia california 141
Obermayer M — HGlldobler B Sperber S + Hamdorf K Indexed in Current Contents