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BI BLIOGRAPHY ONSAMPLING OF THE WORLD LITERATURE

BIOSENSORS1960-1964.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY ON BIOSENSORS

A SAMPLING OF THE WORLD LITERATURE 1960-1964

VOLUME III

J. Healer

Document No. ARA 211-F-4

PAR T 2

April 1965

Prepared for

Contract No. NASw-535

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Biotechnology and Human Research

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BIBLIOGRAPHY ON BIOSENSORS

A SAMPLING OF THE WORLD LITERATURE, 1960-1964

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Preface

This bibliography was compiled during a program for assembly, evaluation,

analysis, and application of biosensing devices. This work was performed under

Contract NASw-535, with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Techni-

cal aspects of this program are covered in PART I of this report, Summary Report on

a Review of Biological Mechanisms for Application to Instrument Design, Voh III.

This bibliography represents the results of a literature search with particular emphasis

on biosensor phenomenology. The material is a sampling of the world literature,

generally covering the period 1960-1964. It is a supplement to and extension of Docu-

ment No. ARA-1026, which covers the period from 1900-1961 and is arranged by

author, and Document No. ARA-T-9211-5, Voh 11, which covers the period from

1900-1963 and is divided according to the major classes of receptors.

The bibliographic material has been placed in an IBM card code system which

was developed for ease in literature handling and in retrieving assembled data for

repeated and specific reference during subsequent phases of the program. Another

advantage of this system is that it enables us to automatically print a bibliography in

a number of different content determined formats. For example, we can divide and

print the material in categories corresponding to the various sensed parameters,

(e. g. , chemoreception, mechanoreception, etc. ), or even divide further into sub

categories such as olfaction, taste, etc. We could also divide the material according

to the breakdown of animal phyla depending on the focus of interest of a particular

user. The format used here was chosen for ready access and general reference. The

cards from which this document was printed can be made available by special arrange-

ment.

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Acknowledgements

For their help with the mechanics of preparing this bibliography the assistance

of David Kline, Sonja Hojem and Alyce McNeil is most gratefully acknowledged.

The cooperation, in granting access and permitting the use of photographic

recording, of the following libraries is gratefully acknowledged: the Boston University

Chenery Library; the Boston University School of Medicine Library; the Harvard

Biology Library; the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology Library; the Harvard

Medical School Libraries; the M.I.T. Libraries; the Marine Biological Laboratory

Library, Woods Hole; and several other libraries.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

User's Guide

SECTION 1 MECHANORECEPTORS

sound, vibration, acceleration pressure,

equilibrium deformation, touch reception

and proprioception.

SECTION Z PHOTORECEPTORS

and some related material.

SECTION 3 CHEMORECEPTORS

gustatory and olfactory receptors, hygro-

receptors and internal chemoreceptors.

SECTION 4 THERMORECEPTORS

warm and cold receptors, infrared sensors,

and temperature regulatory information.

SECTION 5 ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD SENSORS

SECTION 6 GENERAL SENSOR INFORMATION

sensor characteristics in general. Also

papers dealing with sensors representing

combinations of the preceding sections.

SECTION 7 NEURAL ASPECT OF SENSOR FUNCTION

neural phenomena, signal generation and

propagation, non specific cutaneous inner-

vation, some material on central nervous

system reception and processing of sensory

signals, pain reception, etc.

SECTION 8 MISCELLANEOUS

bionics, migration and orientation, mechanical

and electronic analogues, techniques and instru-

mentation, general physiology.

SECTION 9 JOURNAL CODE TRANSLATIONS

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User's Guide

This bibliography appears in nine sections corresponding generally to the

various sensed parameters. Each section is arranged alphabetically by author. The

last section is a translation of the journal code. The reference material includes

articles published in a number of scientific journals, both foreign and domestic,

government and other reports, books, and sections of books.

The format is similar for each type of reference. In the case of journal arti-

cles, the first line includes the senior author's name and the journal information.

The journal title appears as a four letter code. It is followed by a series of digits.

The first three digits, followed by a comma, constitute the volume number. The

four digits after the comma are the page number. The page number is followed by

the last two digits of the year with no intermediate separation or punctuation. The

second line of the reference contains co- or junior author's names, if any, followed

by the article title.

For books, the first line of each reference retains the form previously de-

scribed with only minor variations. The word BOOK appears in the position allo-

cated to the four letter journal code and zeros fill the field where volume and page

are found in the article references. The year is given by the last two digits of the

digit series. The second line contains co- or junior authors if any. These are

followed by the publisher and title.

Reports follow roughly the same format as books. The code REPT replaces

BOOK and an ASTIA Document number if one is assigned may also appear on the

first line of the reference.

Sections of books are identified by the code SECT and a page number may

appear in the digit string as well as the year.

The final section {Section 9) contains the journal code translations. The four

letter code is followed by its translation to the journal title which is in a standard

abbreviated form. The abbreviations are derived from those used in the Index Medicus,

Chemical Abstracts, Physics Abstracts, etc.

SECTION 1

MECHANORECEPTORS

ABEL F AJPH 205,036063

PIERCE J GUNTHEROTH W BARORECEPTOR INFLUENCE 0N POSTURAL CHANGES IN

BLOOD PRESSURE AND CAROTID BLOOD FLOW

ABRAHAM A ANAZ i13,031763

RECEPTORS IN THE SCLERA

ADES H REPT 000,000062

STRUCTURE @F INNER EAR SENSORY EPITHELIAL CELLS IN RELATION TO THEIR

FUNCTIONS

U S NAVAL SCHOOL AVIATION MED RES REPT MRO05 I

ADAMOVICH N DANR 155,070764

ON THE ADAPTATIBN BF BLADDER MECHANORECEPTORS

AGALIDES E TNAS 026,067064THE EFFECT OF ACOUSTIC WAVES QN THE PACINIAN CORPUSCLE A PRESSURE

SENSORY RECEPTOR OF THE SKIN

ALl M CJZO 039,012361STEVENSON W PRESS J HISTOPHYSIOLObICAL STUDIES ON THE JUVENILE ATLANTIC

SALMON SALM SALOR RETINA I RATES OF LIGHT AND DARK ADAPTATION

ALIA E BSBI 0040,130764

THE TUBULAR SYSTEM IN MEN AUDITORY OSSICLES THE INCUS

ALLEN G AROT 079,032264

ENDOLYMPHATIC SAC AND COCHLEAR AQUEDUCT THEIR RQLE IN THE REGULATION

OF LABYRINTHINE PRESSURES

ALLEN G LYRS 072,042362

THE EFFECT OF INCREASING THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PRESSURE UPON THE

COCHLEAR MICROPHONICS

ALTMAN YA A DANR 135,154660ELECTRICAL RESPONSES OF DIFFERENT DIVISIONS OF AUDITORY SYSTEM TO

SUCCESSIVE SOUND STIMULI

ANGGARD L APHS 060,038364

ON THE DEVELOPMENT _F COCHLEAR FUNCTION IN RABBIT

BARBER S CBPH 0011,019364

HAYES W A TENDON RECEPTOR ORGAN IN LIMULUS

ARMSTRONG J JPHL 161,P00462CAN THE HERST CORPUSCLE AID STUDIES OF PERIPHERAL RECEPTOR

MECHANISMS IN PROC OF THE PHYSIOL SOC LOND ENG 1961

BABKIN V BIFR 006,020961

INVESTIGATION @F THE MECHANISM OF DISCRIMINATION OF VIBRATI@NFREQUENCY 8Y MEANS OF MODELS OF THE COCHLEA AND SKIN RECEPTOR

BARBER S AREC 137,033660

SEGEL M STRUCTURE OF LIMULUS ARTICULAR PROPRIOCEPTORS

BARBER S JEZ@ 143,028360STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES BF LIMULUS ARTICULAR PROPRIOCEPT@RS

BARKER D JANA 094,048560

CHIN N MUSCLE SPINDLES IN CERTAIN MUSCLES @F THE CAT

BARKER D JPHL 153,P00860

IP M THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ENDINGS OF THE MAMMALIAN MUSCLE SPINDLE

BARKER D

GIDUMAL JFIBRE

JPHL 153,P02860SOME @BSERVATIONS ON THE M@RPHOLOGY @F THE INTRAFUSAL MUSCLE

BARKER D SECT 000,022762

THE STRUCTURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF MUSCLE RECEPTORS

IN SYMPOSIUM ON MUSCLE RECEPTORS 1961 BARKER D ED

HONG KONG UNIV PRESS AND OXFORD UNIV PRESS N Y 1962

8ARNATSKY V BEBM 0058,002764

INTERRELATIgN OF ANALYZERS IN ADEQUATE STIMULATIgN OF THE DOGS

VESTIBULAR APPARATUS

BELANGER L AREC 139,053961

OBSERVATIONS ON THE INTIMATE STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION OF THECHICK LABYRINTH

BENDER M TANA 086,019461

RELATIONS OF TACTILE AND KINESTHETIC PROPRIOCEPTIVE SENSIBILITIES

BENNETT G JASA 034,034762

REMARKS ON THE PAPER _N VELOCITY SENSITIVITY OF THE HUMAN EAR BYMONTAGUE AND STRICKLAND

BERESTYN.WILCZEKMABCP005,026362INVESTIGATIONSOF THESENSITIVITY OF THESPIDERSPIRATA PIRATICUSCLERCK TO VIBRATIONS OF WATER SURFACE

BESSOU P JPHL 155,001961

LAPORTE Y SOME OBSERVATIONS ON RECEPTORS OF THE SOLEUS MUSCLE INNERVATEb

BY GROUP 3 AFFERENT FIBERS

BESSOU P JPHP 052,001960LAPORTE Y ACTIVATION DES FIBRES AFFERENTES MYELINISEES DE PETIT CALIBRE

D ORIGINE MUSCULAIRE FIBRE DU GROUPE 3

BIZZI E SCIE 0145t041464

POMPEIANO 0 SOMOGYI I VESTIBJLAR NUCLEI ACTIVITY OF SINGLE NEURONS

DURING NATURAL SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS

BLOOR C FEPR 023,012964BARORECEPTOR THRESHOLD AND SENSITIVITY IN RABBITS AT DIFFERENT AGES

BLOOR C JPHL 0174,016364AORTIC BARORECEPTOR THRESHOLD AND SENSITIVITY IN RABBITS AT

DIFFERENT AGES

BOOTH N AJPH 199,118960

BARORECEPTOR REFLEX MECHANISMS IN SWINE

BOOTH N FEPR 019,009960

BARORECEPTOR REFLEX IN SWINE

BOWDEN D ZNDR 014,060864

SOKOLOV E KARIMOVA M SELECTIVE EXTINCTION OF ORIENTING REFLEX TO

COMPLEX ACOUSTIC AND MULTIMODAL STIMULI

BOYCOTT B PRSL 152,007860THE FUNCTIONING OF THE STATOCYSTS OF OCTOPUS VULGARIS

BRANT 0 SECT 000,004863

PRINCIPLES OF UNDERWATER ACOUSTICSIN ACOUSTIC BEHAVIOUR QF ANIMALS BUSHNEL RED

AMER ELSEVIER PUBL C0 NY 1963

BRANDT U AERM 035,065764

GRAVITATIONAL STRESS AND EOUILIBRATION

BRIDGMANC AREC145,021163

ELDRED E HYPOTHESIS FOR A PRESSURE SENSITIVE MECHANISM IN MUSCLESPINDLES IN ?6TH MEETING AMER ASSOC QF ANATOMISTS 1962

BRIDGMAN C SCIE 143,048164ELDRED E HYPOTHESIS FOR A PRESSURE SENSITIVE MECHANISM IN MUSCLE

SPINDLES

BROWN A JPHL 165,P02863

IGGO A THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF CUTANEOUS TOUCH CORPUSCLES

AFTER NERVE CRUSH

BROWN A JPHL 170,P06864MECHANORECEPTORS IN THE CORONARY ARTERY

BROWN A JPHL 172tP03364

IGGO A HAIR FOLLICLE RECEPTORS WITH MYELINATED AFFERENT NERVE FIBRES

BRYDEN M JEPS 065,Q10363

EAR PREFERENCE IN AUDITORY PERCEPTIQN

BURGEAT M JPHP 056,0225648URGEAT MENGUY C ETUDE DES MODIFICATIONS DU POTENTIEL'MICROPHONIQUE

COCHLEAIRE SURVENANT A LA SUITE DE STIMULATIONS SONORES INTENSES

BURKHARDT D JIPH 004,013860

ACTION POTENTIALS IN THE ANTENNAE OF THE BLOWFLY CALLIPHORAERYTHROCEPHALA DURING MECHANICAL STIMULATION

BURNS R AMZO 002,039662

BEHAVIOR OF ORDS KANGAR00 RATS AFTER REMOVAL OF THE SEMICIRCULARCANALS 1 RIGHT HORIZONTAL DUCT 2 RIGHT ANTERIOR VERTICAL DUCT 3 RIGHT

POSTERIOR VERTICAL DUCT IN SUMMER MEETING OF AMER SOC OF ZO_L OREGON

STATE UNIV OREGON AUGUST 1962

BUSH B CBPH 014,018565

PROPRIOCEPTION BY CHORDOTONAL ORGANS IN THE MERO CARPOPODITE AND CARPO

PROPODITE JOINTS OF CARCINUS MAENAS LEGS

BUSNEL RED BOOK 000,000063ELSEVIER PUBL C0 NY ACOUSTIC BEHAVIOR OF ANIMALS

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TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS OF COCHLEAR POTENTIALS

BUTLER R

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JASA 035,118863

RESPONSES OF COCHLEAR POTENTIALS TO CHANGES IN HYDROSTATIC

CAHLANDER D NATL 201,054464

MCCUE J WEBSTER F THE DETERMINATION OF DISTANCE BY ECHOLOCATING BATS

CAMPBELL R JASA 035,119363FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATION OF PULSED TQNES

CARMEL P FEPR 021,036T62

MECHANISMS MQDIFYING COCHLEAR RESPQNSE DURING PRQLONGED SOUND

STIMULATION IN 46TH ANNUAL MEETING ATLANTIC CITY N J APRIL 1962

CARMEL P NATL 202,019564

STARR A NON ACOUSTIC FACTORS INFLUENCING ACTIVITY OF MIDDLE EAR

MUSCLES IN WAKING CATS

CATTON W JPHL 172,P02164

PE TOE N A VISCO ELASTIC MODEL FOR THE CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTOR

CAUNA N JBBC 008,046?60

ROSS L THE FINE STRUCTURE OF MEISSNERS TQUCH CORPUSCLES QF HUMAN FINGERS

CHAPMAN K BIMB 021,014163

TRANSFER FUNCTIONS IN SENSORY RECEPTOR ANALYSIS

CHAPMAN K NATL 197,069963

SMITH R A LINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTION UNDERLYING IMPULSE FREQUENCY

MODULATION IN A COCKROACH PERIPLANETA AMERICANA MECHANORECEPTOR

CHERRY E ADSC 019,021862

WHY WE HAVE TWO EARS

CHOCHOLIE R JPHP 052,005160

THE MONAURAL AUDITORY THRESHOLD IN THE PRESENCE OF A SOUND OF

DIFFERENT FREQUENCY IN THE OPPOSITE EAR

CLUBBR MIME 129t059664BLUESTONE C OCONNELL M CLINICAL INFLUENCE OF THE MIDDLE EAR ON BONE

CONDUCTION

COATS A FEPR 0239041464KELLAWAY P THE MECHANISM OF AUDITORY MASKING CAT

COHEN L JNPH 024,000161ROLE OF EYE AND NECK PROPRIOCEPTIVE MECHANISMS IN BODY ORIENTATION AND

MOTOR COORDINATION

COHEN M PRSL 152tOOB060

THE RESPONSE PATTERNS OF SINGLE RECEPTORS IN THE CRUSTACEAN STATOCYST

COHEN M QJMS 104,055163MUSCLE FIBRES AND EFFERENT NERVES IN A CRUSTACEAN RECEPTOR MUSCLE

COLERIDGE H JPHL 170,027264COLERIDGE J KIDD C ROLE OF THE PULMONARY ARTERIAL BARORECEPTORS IN

THE EFFECTS PRODUCED BY CAPSAICIN IN THE DOG

COLERIDGE d JPHL 150,031960

KIDD C ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF BARORECEPTORS IN THE PULMONARY

ARTERY OF THE DOG

COLLINS W AERM 034,012463MANIPULATION OF AROUSAL AND ITS EFFECTS ON HUMAN VESTIBULARNYSTAGMUS INDUCED BY CALORIE IRRIGATION AND ANGULAR ACCELERATIONS

CORSO J JASA 035,173863BONE CONDUCTION THRESHOLDS FOR SONIC AND ULTRASONIC FREQUENCIES

CRAMER R AERM 03B,O66362RESPONSE OF MAMMALIAN GRAVITY RECEPTORS TO SUSTAINED TILT

CRAMER R AERM 034,103163DOWD P HELMS D VESTIBULAR RESPONSES TO OSCILLATION ABOUT THE YAW AXIS

CREELMAN C JASA 032,080560

DETECTION OF SIGNAL OF UNCERTAIN FREQUENCY

CRONLY DILLON J DIAB 023,179263

TOUCH AND PRESSURE IN THE FROG

CULBERT S PCMS 016,054563

STELLWAGEN W TACTUAL DISCRIMINATION OF TEXTURES

DADLEZ J AIPD 080,005361

MAZUR J BANASZKIEWICZ M REACTION OF VATER PACINI CORPUSCLES TO S_ME

PHARMACODYNAMIC STIMULI WITH CONCURRENT CONSIDERATIONS eF THE BLOOD

PRESSURE COURSE

DANYSZ A AIPD 143,003463

MALOFIEJEW M THE REACTION 9F VATER PACINI CORPUSCLES TO CHEMICAL

AND PHYSICAL FACTeRS ACTING ON THE SMALL INTESTINE MUCOSA

DAVIES E

OTOLITHS

VICN 078,003961

DAVIS H JASA 034,137762ADVANCES IN THE NEURePHYSIOLOGY AND NEUROANATOMY OF THE CgCHLEA

DE GEEST H CIRC 015,032764LEVY M ZIESKE H JR CAROTID SINUS BARORECEPT@R REFLEX EFFECTS UP@NMYOCARDIAL C@NTRACTILITY

DE ROSA L BOOK 000,000060NAECQN SYMPOSIUM DAYTQN CONSIDERATIQNS IN THE DESIGN QF A MOLECULAR

ELECTRONIC ANALQG OF THE PERIPHERAL AUDITORY APPARATUS MAY 3

DENNISON D JGPH 0047,065164THE EFFECT OF LIGHT ON THE GEOTROPIC RESPONSES OF PHYCOMYCES

SPORANGIOPHORES

DIJKGRAAF S NATL 197,009363SOUND RECEPTION IN THE DOGFISH

DIJKGRAAF S PRSL 152,005160

HEARING IN BONY FISHES

DBRSETT D PRSL 159,065264

THE SENSORY AND MOTOR INNERVATION OF NEREIS N DIVERSICOLOR N VIREMS

DOWNINGS JPHL 150,020160BARORECEPTORREFLEXESIN NEWBQRNRABBITS

DUMONT S JPHP 052,008760

EXTRALABYRINTHINE EFFECTS ON THE ACTIVITY OF THE CELLS OF VESTIBULAR

NUCLEI

DUNKER E AGPH 278,061064GRUBEL G PFALZ R BEEINFLUSSUNG VON SPONTANAKTIVEN DEAFFERENTIERTEN

EINZELNEURONEN DES NUCLEUS COCHLEARIS DER KATZE DURCH TONREIZUNG DERGEGENSEITE

DUNNING D SCIE 147,017365

ROEDER K MOTH SOUNDS AND THE INSECT CATCHING BEHAVIOR OF BATS

EDGAR A BIBU 124,026263PROPRIOCEPTION IN THE LEGS OF PHALANGIDS

EIJKMAN E APPN 009,046160VENDRIK A TIME CONSTANT OF TOUCH FIBRES IN THE CAT

ELDRED E SECT 000,020761QUANTITATIVE COMPARISONS OF MUSCLE RECEPTORS OF THE CAT S MEDIAL

GASTROCNEMIUS SOLEUS AND EXTENSOR DIGITORUM BREVIS MUSCLESIN SYMPQSIUM ON MUSCLE RECEPTORS 1961 BARKER D ED


ELLIOTT D ARPS 015,005764

REVIEW OF AUDITORY RESEARCH

ELLIOTT D JASA 032,038060

DETERMINATION OF ABSOLUTE INTENSITY THRESHQLDS AND FREQUENCYDIFFERENCE THRESHOLDS IN CATS

ENGER P CBPH 011,013164

10NIC COMPOSITION OF THE CRANIAL LABYRINTHINE FLUIDS AND D C POTENTIALSIN FISH

ENGSTROM H AREC 145,022763

STRUCTURE AND INNERVATION OF VESTIBULAR SENSORY EPITHELIA IN 76THMEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ANATOMISTS 1962

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ENGSTRBMH JASA 034,135662ADES H HAWKINS J JR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE SENSBRY HAIRS

OF THE INNER EAR

ENRIGHT J SCIE 133,075861

PRESSURE SENSITIVITY OF AN AMPHIPOD

ERG_ROVA V AAGR 039,00B360

THE RECEPTORS OF THE VENOUS SINUSES IN THE HUMAN DURA MATER

EYZAGUIRRE C JPHL 150,016960THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF MAMMALIAN INTRAFUSAL FIBRES

EYZAGUIRRE C JPHL 150,018660THE MOTOR REGULATION BF MAMMALIAN SPINDLE DISCHARGES

FERNANDEZ C JASA 034,141162

BUTLER R KONISHI T HONURABIA R TASAKI I

RHESUS AND SQUIRREL MONKEY

COCHLEAR POTENTIALS IN THE

FERNANDEZ C JCNU 121,015163SCHMIDT R THE OPOSSUM EAR AND EVOLUTION BF THE COILED COCHLEA

FIORICA V AERM 033,047562VESTIBULAR RESPONSES OF THE UNANEASTHETIZED CAT DURING FREE FALL

FISCH U PORL 024,004162

THE COCHLEAR POTENTIAL AFTER DISSECTION OF THE 8TH NERVE IN THE CAT

FLANAGAN J JASA 032,130B60

QN THE PITCH OF PERIBDIC PULSES

FLANAGAN J JASA 032,131960PITCH OF PERIODIC PULSES WITHOUT FUNDAMENTAL COMPONENT

FLANAGAN J JASA 034,137062COMPUTATIONAL MODEL FOR BASILAR MEMBRANE DISPLACEMENT

FLBCH A JASA 034,135162KIMURA R LINDQUIST PG WERSALL J MORPHOLOGICAL BASIS OF DIRECTIONAL

SENSITIVITY OF THE OUTER HAIR CELLS OF THE ORGAN OF CORTI

FLOCKA JCBI 013,0337625YNAPTIC STRUCTURES IN THE LATERAL LINE CANAL ORC.._N QF THE

TELEQST FISH LOTA VULGARIS

FLOCK A JCBI 022,041364

STRUCTURE QF THE MACULA UTRICULI WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DIRECTIONAL

INTERPLAY OF SENSORY RESPONSES AS REVEALED BY MORPHOLOGICAL POLARIZATION

FLOCK A JULR 008,019363WERSALL J MORPHOLOGICAL PQLARIZATION AND ORIENTATION OF THE HAIR

CELLS IN THE LABYRINTH AND LATERAL LINE ORGAN IN PROC OF THE SCAND

ELECTRON MICRQSCOPE SOC 1962

FRASER F PRSL 152,006260

PURVES P ANATOMY AND FUNCTION OF THE CETACEAN EAR

FREEMAN M JPHL 171,P02064

WYKE B ARTICULAR CQNTRIBUTIONS TO LIMB MUSCLE REFLEXES AN

ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF ANKLE JOINT MECHANBRECEPTORS

UPON REFLEX ACTIVITY IN THE GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE QF THE CAT

FREY A AREM 032,114061

AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TB RADIB FREQUENCY ENERGY

FREY A JAPP 017,068962

HUMAN AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TO MQDULATED ELECTRQMAGNETIC ENERGY

FULLER D JPHL 172,P01864

GRAY J IMPULSE PATTERNS IN THE POPULATIONS OF PRIMARY RECEPTQR UNITS

FROM A CATS PAD

GEISLER C JMOR 114,004364

VAN BERGEIJK W FRISHKOPF L THE INNER EAR OF THE BULLFROG

GERO J CIRR 011,101062

GEROVA M DYNAMICS OF CARQTID SINUS ELASTICITY DURING PRESSOR REACTION

GETTRUP E APHS 059,504663INFQRMATIQN CARRIED BY SINGLE IMPULSES FRQM A UNICELLULAR STRETCHRECEPTQR GRASSHOPPERS IN 11TH SCHANDINAVIAN PHYSIOLOGICAL CONGRESS

COPENHAGEN 1963

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GLAESSERE DIAB 023,097262AN ANALOGOF THE EAR

GLAESSERE REPT000,000063CALDWELLW STEWARTJ AN ELECTRONICANALOGUEQF THE EARSANTA RITA TECHNOL INC CALIF USAF TECH DOC REPT AMRL TDR &3 &O

GLEBOVA N TMBR 049,049160

THE EFFECT QF NOVOCAIN ON THE BIOELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF THE BLADDERRECEPTORS

GOLDBURT S BIFR 006,007661

PERSISTANCE OF AUDITORY PROCESSES WITHIN MICROINTERVALS OF TIMENEW DATA ON RETRACTIVE MASKING

GORDIENKO A TMBR 049,017760

THE ELECTROPHYSICAL ANALYSIS _F THE ACTION QF ANTIGENS ON ANGIORECEPTORS

GORGILADZE G DANR 158,048864A STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF PAIR WISE WORK OF THE VESTIBULAR APPARATUS

GORNER P ZVPH 047,031663

INVESTIGATIONS OF THE MORPHOLOGY AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE LATERALLINE ORGAN OF XENOPUS LAEVIS DAUDIN

GOULD E JEZO 156,001964

NEGUS N NOVICK A EVIDENCE FBR ECHOLOCATIQN IN SHREWS

GRAMPP W APHS 059,S05463

MULTIPLE SPIKE DISCHARGES OF THE SLOWLY ADAPTING NEURQNE QF THE

ISOLATED CRUSTACEAN LOBSTER STRETCH RECEPTOR ORGAN IN IITH

SCANDINAVIAN PHYSIQLOGICAL CONGRESS CQPENHAGEN 1963

GRAY d JPHL 153,057360

MECHANICALLY EXCITABLE RECEPTOR UNITS IN THE MANTLE OF THE OCTOPUS ANDTHEIR CQNNECTIONS

GRAY R AERM 031,041360

FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SEMICIRCULAR CANALS AND OT_LITHORGANS

GRAYBIEL A AERM 032,032161

GUEDRY F JOHNSON W ADAPTATION TQ BIZARRE STIMULATION _F THE

SEMICIRCULAR CANALS AS INDICATED BY THE OCULOGYRAL ILLUSIQN

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GRAZIADEIP PRSL161,039265MUSCLERECEPTORSIN CEPHALOPODS

GREENWOODD JASA 033,134461CRITICAL BANDWIDTH AND THE FREQUENCY C®ORDINATES OF THE BASILAR

MEMBRANE

GREENWOOD D JASA 034,136462

APPROXIMATE CALUCLATION OF THE DIMENSIONS OF TRAVELING WAVEENVELOPES IN FOUR SPECIES

GRIBENSKI A JPAP 054,034962

THE TWO TYPES OF STIMULATION OF HORIZONTAL SEMICIRCULAR CANALIN THE FROG RANA ESCULENTA

GRIFFIN D ABEL 008,014160

WEBSTER F MICHAEL C THE ECHOLOCATION OF FLYING INSECTS BY BATS

GRIFFIN D FEPR 022,067863MCCUE J GRINNELL A THE RESISTANCE OF BATS TO AUDITORY JAMMING

SIGNAL DETECTION IN 4?TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FED OF AMER SOCIETIES

FOR EXPER BIOL 1963

GRIFFIN D SCIE 144,056364FRIEND J WEBSTER F TARGET DISCRIMINATION BY THE ECHOLOCATION OF BATS

GRINNELL A JPHL 167,003863

THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AUDITION IN BATS INTENSITY AND FREQUENCY

GRINNELL A JPHL 167,006763

THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AUDITION IN BATS TEMPORAL PARAMETERS

GRINNELL A JPHL 167,009763THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AUDITION IN BATS DIRECTIONAL LOCALIZATION AND

BINAURAL INTERACTION

GRINNELL A JPHL 167,011463THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AUDITION IN BATS RESISTANCE TO INTERFERENCE

GROEN J JASA 034,149762

INHIBITORY MECHANISM OF THE VESTIBULAR SYSTEM IN MAN IN COMPARISON

WITH HEARING

12

GUEDRY F JR JAPP 079,100564

COLLINS W GRAYBIEL A VESTIBULAR HABITUATION DURING REPETITIVE COMPLE×

STIMULATION A STUDY OF TRANSFER EFFECTS

GUREVICH B DANR 036,001761

PROPRIOCEPTr_N IN EYE MOVEMENTS

GUTTMAN N JASA 032,132960

MONAURAL TEMPERATURE MASKING INVESTIGATED BY BINAURAL INTERACTION

GUZMAN F BIMB 018,002960

CHANGES PRODUCED IN THE AUDITQRY RESPONSES EVOKED BY APPLICATIQN QF

PH_TIC STIMULI

HAGGQUIST G ZFBI 112,001160

A STUDY OF THE HISTOLOGY AND HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE MUSCLE SPINDLES

HAGIWARA S JNPH 023,050560

KUSANO K SAITg S MEMBRANE CHANGES IN CRAYFISH STRETCH RECEPTOR NEURON

DURING SYNAPTIC INHIBITION AND UNDER ACTI@N OF GAMMA AMINgBUTYRIC ACID

HALNAN C BRAN 083,066760

TACTILE LOCALIZATION

HAMILTON D JMQR I15,025564

THE INNER EAR QF LIZARDS i GRQSS STRUCTURE

HARPER D AREC 148,028964

ANATOMY OF THE MEMBRANOUS LABYRINTH IN MAN

HARRIS G JASA 032,068560

BINAURAL INTERACTIONS OF IMPULSIVE STIMULI AND PURE TONES

HARRIS G JASA 034,183162

EVIDENCE THAT THE LATERAL LINE ORGAN RESPQNDS TO NEAR FIELD

DISPLACEMENTS OF SOUND S_URCES IN WATER

HARRISgN J PHZQ 038,003465

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON RESPQNSES IN THE AUDITQRY SYSTEM OF THE LITTLE

BROWM BAT MYOTIS L LUCIFUGUS

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HAWKINSJ JR

HEARING

ARPH 026,Q45364

HENSEN B ZWZF 013,031963

STUDIEN UBER DAS GEHORORGAN DER DECAPODEN

HENSBN 0 JR AREC 148,029064

THE ACTIVITY AND FUNCTION OF THE MIDDLE EAR MUSCLES IN ECHOLOCATING

BATS DURING ACOUSTIC ORIENTATIBN

HIBBARD E EXNU 010,027164

SELECTIVE INNERVATIBN AND RECIPROCAL FUNCTIONAL SUPPRESSIBN FROM

ORAFTED EXTRA LABYRINTHb IN AMPHIBIANS

HIXS_N W REPT 000,000061

APPLICATION _F THE SYSTEM TRANSFER FUNCTION CONCEPT TO A

MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LABYRINTH i STEADY STATE NYSTAGMUS

RESPONSE TO SEMICIRCULAR CANAL STIMULATION BY ANGULAR ACCELERATION

US NAVAL SCH AV MED AND NASA JBINT REPT 57

HIXSBN W REPT 000,000062

NIVEN J FREQUENCY RESPBNSE OF THE HUMAN SEMICIRCULAR CANALS

2 NYSTAGMUS PHASE SHIFT AS A MEASURE OF NONLINEARITIEb

US NAVAL SCH AV MED AND NASA JOINT REPT MRO05 73

HNIK P CEPH 012,000163

ZELENA F STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF MUSCULAR RECEPTORS

HBEFT L DIAB 022,406262

MEASUREMENTS BF DISPLACEMENTS AND MECHANICAL NZN LINEARITIES OF

THE GUINEA PIG EAR

HeFFMANN C NAWI 051,017264

BN THE FUNCTION OF THE COM8 SHAPED ORGAN OF THE SCORPION EUSCORPIUS

CARPATHICUS L

HBGLUND G APHS 052,010861

THE DISCHARGE IN SINGLE T@UCH RECEPTQRS ELICITED BY DEFINED

MECHANICAL STIMULI

HBOD J JASA 034,132562

BONE CONDUCTIBN A REVIEW OF THE PRESENT POSITIZN WITH ESPECIAL

REFERENCE TO THE CONTRIBUTIONS @F DR GEORGE VON BEKESY

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HgWLAND H

HOWLAND B

CENTRIFUGE

JEBI 039,049162

THE REACTION OF A BLINDED GOLDFISH TO ROTATION IN A

HSIANG TUNG C SCIC 013,093764

CHIEN PING W UNIT RESPONSES TO SOUND STIMULATION AND AN INHIBITORY

MECHANISM IN NUCLEUS CORPUS TRAPEZOIDEUM

HUBBARD S JEBI 037,084560

HEARING AND THE gCTOPUS STATOCYST

HUGELIN A SCIE 131,137160TYMPANIC MUSCLES AND CgNTROL OF AUDITORY INPUT DURING AROUSAL

HUGHES D LIFE 002,010763

THE ORIGIN OF THE PERILYMPH OF THE INNER EAR

HUNT C JPHL 151,033260

THE EFFECT @F SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION ON MAMMALIAN MUSCLE SPINDLES


MCINTYRE A CHARACTERISTIC OF RESPONSES FROM RECEPTORS FROM THE FLEXgR

LONGUS DIGITgRUM MUSCLE AND THE ADJOINING INTEROSSE_US REGIgN _F THE CAT


MCINTYRE A PRgPERTIES OF CUTANEOUS TOUCH RECEPTORS IN CAT


RESPONSES OF THE NERVE TERMINAL gF THE PACINIAN CORPUSCLE

HUNT C SECT 000,014361

IMPULSE ACTIVITY IN THE PACINIAN CORPUSCLE

IN SYMPOSIUM ON MUSCLE RECEPTORS 1961 BARKER D ED


HYDE d AJPH 198,094560

DAVIS L EXTRAOCULAR PROPRIgCEPTI_N IN ELECTRICALLY INDbCED EYE MOVEMENT_

HYDE J BPHP 222,029961

DAVIS L EXTRAOCULAR PROPRIOCEPTION IN ELECTRICALLY INDUCED EYE

MOVEMENTS

15

IBRAGIMOVAZ RZBR001,041960CBMPARATIVEANATOMY0F THEBSSE_uSLABYRINTH

IGGBA JPHL 152,033760

CUTANEOUb MECHAN_RECEPTORS WITH _FFERLNT C FIULRb

IKEGAMA H JPYJ 025,038363

RESPONSES 0F THE MECHAN_RECEPTOR& IN THE ORAL LIP T_ MECHANICAL

STIMULI FRBM THE MENTAL NERVE 0F THL CAT

ILNSKII 0 DANR 142,016162LOCAL AND PROPAGATED POTENTIALS OF SINGLE MECHANOCEPTORb CORPUSCLEb

OF VATER PACCINI

ILINSKII 0 FIZR 049,020163

CHARACTERISTICS BF ISOLATED MEOIAN_RLCEPTORS VATER PACCINI CORPOSCLES

INMAN D

PERUZZI P

CORPUSCLES

JPHL 155,P28061

THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON THE RESPONSES OF PACINIAN

ISAKOV P IANR 036,091364

YUGANBV E KASYAN I THE EFFECT 0F GRAVITATION IN THE FORMATION OF

FUNCTIONS 0F THE @RGANISM

IURAT0 S EXER 027,016262

EFFERENT FIBERS TO THE SENSORY CELLS 0F CORTIS BRGAN

IURATO S JASA 034,138662

FUNCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE NATURE AND 5UBMICRBoC_PIC mTRUCTURE

OF THE TECTORIAL AND dASILAR MEMBRANES

IURAT0 S ZZEL 052,010560

SUBMICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE 0F THE MEMBRANOUS LABYRINTH

IURATO S ZZMP 053,025961

SUBMICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF THE MEMBRANOUS LABYRINTH THE EPITHELIUM _F

CORTIS ORGAN

JAMES J PORL 024,034862

SOME EXPERIMENTS ON THE FUNCTION 0F THE LABYRINTH 2 HISTBLOGICAL

0BSERVATIONS WITH REGARD T0 THESE EXPERIMENTS IN DUTCH 0T0 RHINO

LARYNGOLOGICAL S0C 108TH MEETING AMSTERDAM NETHERLANDS N_V 1961

16

JOHNSON W REPT 000,000061THE EFFECTS OF UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL LABYRINTHECTOMY ON CANAL

SICKNESS IN THE SQUIRREL MONKEY

US NAVAL SCH AV MED AND NASA J_INT REPT 65

JONES G PRSL 157,040363

A THEORETICAL AND COMPARATIVE STUDY _F THE FUNCTIONAL DEPENDENCE _F

THE SEMICIRCULAR CANAL UPON ITS PHYSICAL D|MENSIONS

JONGKEES L APPN 010,023902

PHILIPZ00N A NYSTAGMUS PROVOKED BY LINLAR ACCELLRATIONS

KAPOOR A AZBB 045,007764

FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF LATERO _ENSORY CANALS IN THE NOTOPTERIDAE

PICES

ARIMOVA M ZNDR 014,045964

BOWDEN D SOKOLOV E EXTINCTION OF ORIENTING RESPONSE AFTER CIRCULAR

CUTTING AND REMOVAL OF THE AUDITORY CORTEX

KATO Yg NMDU 023,018360

STUDIES ON THE CUTANEOUS SENSORY SPOTS CUTANEOUS SENSORY PATTERNS

TO MECHANICAL STIMULATIBN AND SPECIFIC SENSBRY SPBTS

KATSUKI Y JASA 034,139662

NEURAL MECHANISMS OF THE PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL AUDITORY SYSTEM

IN MONKEYS

KATZ B JPHL 152,P01360

SENSBRY TERMINATION IN THE MUSCLE SPINDLE OF THE FROG

KAWAMURA T JIND 042,008763

NISHIYAMA S IKEDA S TAJIMA K THE HUMAN HAARSCHEIBE ITS STRUCTURE AND

FUNCTION TOUCH RECEPT@R ORGAN OCCURRING IN ABOUT EVERY FIFTH HAIR

GROUP ON THE TRUNK

KAY L ABEL 010,003462

A PLAUSIBLE EXPLANATION OF THE BATS ECHO LOCATION ACUITY

KEIDEL W BPHP 219,022960WlGAND M KEIDEL U LAUTHEITSEINFLUSS AUF DIE INFORMATIONS

VERARBEITUNG BEIM BINRAURALEN HOREN DES MENSCHEN

17

KELLOGG R REPT 000,000064KENNEDY R GRAYBIEL A MOTION SICKNESS SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF LABYRINTHINE

DEFECTIVE AND NORMAL SUBJECTS DURING ZERO GRAVITY MANEUVERS

U S AIR FORCE TECH DOC REPT AMRL TDR 64 45 lOPP

KELLOGG W SCIE 137,039962

SONAR SYSTEM OF THE BLIND NEW RESEARCH MEASURES THEIR ACCURACY IN

DETECTING THE TEXTURE SIZE AND DISTANCE 0F _BJECTS BY EAR

KHAISMAN E AAGR 041,004561

THE NORMAL MORPHOLOGY OF VASCULAR BARORECEPTORS

KLUSSMAN F FEPR 019,009260

CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF DISTORTION OF STRETCH RECEPTORS IN

CARDIAC WALLS

KONISHI T JASA 033,034961

BUTLER R FERNANDEZ C EFFECT OF AN_XIA 0N COCHLEAR POTENTIALS

KRITZLER H SCIE 133,148061

WOOD L PROVISIONAL AUDIOGRAM FOR THE SklARK CARCHARHINUS LEUCAS

KUCHUK A SPJR 046,039160

THE IMPORTANCE OF ANGIORECEPTORS IN RELATION TO THE INTRA ARTERIAL

INJECTION OF HYPERTONIC GLUCOSE SOLUTION

LANGREHR D AGPH 272,001260

REIZBEDINGUNGEN DER VORHOFSRECEPTOREN V0N HUND UND KATZE

LANYON WED BOOK 000,000061

TAVOLGA W AMER INST BIOL SCI WASH

ANIMAL SOUNDS AND COMMUNICATION

ANIMAL SOUNDS AND COMMUNICATION

LAVERACK M CBPH 005,031962

RESPONSES OF CUTICULAR SENSE ORGANS OF THE LOBSTER HOMARUS VULGARIS

CRUSTACEA 1 HAIR PEG ORGANS AS WATER CURRENT RECEPTORS


RESPONSES OF CUTICULAR SENSE ORGANS OF THE LOBSTER HOMARUS VULGARIA

CRUSTACEA 2 HAIR FAN ORGANS AS PRESSURE RECEPTORS


RESPONSES OF CUTICULAR SENSE ORGANS OF THE LOBSTER HOMARUS VULGARIS

CRUSTACEA Ill ACTIVITY INVOKED IN SENSE ORGANS OF THE CARAPACE

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LAWRENCE M AROT 071,013360

APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY OF MIDDLE EAR SOUND CONDUCTION

LEDSOME J JPHL 155,024661

LINDEN R OCONNOR W REPETITION OF EXPERIMENTS OF HENRY GAUER AND

REEVES ON ATRIAL VOLUME RECEPTORS SUPPOSED T_ CgNTROL URINE FLOW

LEGOUIX J JASA 034,150462

CHANGES IN THE COCHLEAR MICROPHONIC OF THE GUINEA PIG PRODUCED BY

MECHANICAL FACTORS IN THE INNER EAR

LEVASHOV N TBMR 059,000365

THE SPEED OF THE NYSTAGMUS FAST COMPONENT PRODUCED BY RHYTHMIC

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE AMPULAR RECEPTQR

LINDBLOM U APHS 056,034962

THE RELATION BETWEEN STIMULUS AND DISCHARGE IN A RAPIDLY ADAPTINGTOUCH RECEPTOR

LINDBLOM U APHS 059,041063PHASIC AND STATIC EXCITABILITY OF T_UCH RECEPTORS IN TOAD SKIN

LIPPOLD 0 JPHL 153,020960NICHOLLS d REDFEARN d ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL FACT_Rb IN THE

ADAPTATION OF A MAMMALIAN MUSCLE SPINDLE

LIPPOLD 0 JPHL 153,021860

NICHOLLS J REDFEARN J A STUDY OF THE AFFERENT DISCHARGE PRODUCED BY

COOLING A MAMMALIAN MUSCLE SPINDLE

LOEB M JOSA 032,060260

INFLUENCE OF LOUD CONTRALATERAL STIMULATION ON THE THRESHOLDAND PERCEIVED LOUDNESS OF LOW FREQUENCY TONES

LOEWENSTEIN W JNPH 024,015061ON THE SPECIFICITY OF A SENSORY RECEPTOR

LOEWENSTEIN W NATL 188,103460

MECHANISMS OF NERVE IMPULSE INITIATION IN A PRESSURE RECEPTOR LORENZIANAMPULLA

LOEWENSTEIN W SCAM 203,009860

BIOLOGICAL TRANSDUCERS

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LOEWENSTEINW SCIE 142,118063TERZUOLOC WASHIZUY SEPARATIONOF TRANSDUCERANDIMPULSEGENERATINGPROCESSESIN SENSORYRECEPTORS

LOWENSTEIN0 CBPH001,005660FINLAYSONL THERESPeNSEOF THEABDOM{NALSTRETCHRECEPTOROF AN INSECTTO PHASICSTIMULATIQN

LOWENSTEIN0 PRSL152,000160A DISCUSSIONONTHE EARUNDERWATER

LOWENSTEIN0 PRSL159,000164OSBORNEM WERSALLJ STRUCTUREANDINNERVATIQNZF THE SENSSRY EPITHELIA

OF THE LABYRINTH IN THE THORNBACK RAY RAJA CLAVATA

MAKAROV P BIFR 008,006963THREE TYPES @F RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE AUDITORY THRESHOLD AND ITS

DURAlION

MALCIK V JPHP 056,060364

INDUCTION EXPERIMENTALE DE OUELQUES SENSATIONS CORRESPONDANT AUX

ILLUSIONS DE VQL PAR STIMULATION DE L APPAREIL VESTIBULAIRE

MALYUKINA G RBIR 050,021560

PROTOSAV V HEARING AND VOICE IN FISH AND THEIR REACTIONS TO SOUNDS

MARTENSSON A APHS 062,017664

PROPRIOCEPTIVE IMPULSE PATTERNS DURING CONTRACTIQN OF INTRINSIC

LARYNGEAL MUSCLES

MATTHEWS J FEPR 023,046664

SANDERS E MARTIN J FINE STRUCTURE OF MEISSNERS CORPUSCLES

MATTHEWS P JPHL 168,066063THE RESPONSE QF DEEFFERENTED MUSCLE SPINDLE RECEPTQRS TO STRETCHING

AT DIFFERENT VELOCITIES

MCCABE B LRYS 074,037264

NYSTAGMUS RESPONSE OF THE OTOLITH ORGANS

MCCABE B REPT 000,000063

VESTIBULAR SUPPRESSIONU S AIR FORCE TECH DOC REPT AMRL TDR 63 119 22PP

2O

MCGEE T LYRS 073,068363CgLE G VAN DEN ENDE H EFFECTS OF QUANTIFIED ULTRASONIC SOUND ONLABYRINTHINE STRUCTURES IN ANIMALS CATS

MELLON D JEBI 040,013763

ELECTRICAL RESPONSES FROM DUALLY INNERVATED TACTILE RECEPTORS ONTHE THORAX OF THE CRAYFISH

MENDELSON M JEBI 040,015762

SOME FACTORS IN THE ACTIVATION OF CRAB MOVEMENT RECEPTORS

MEYER M JASA 032,039160

TEMPORAL IRREGULARITY OF EXCITATIONS HOW MUCH |S ACCEPTED BY THE

BRAIN FOR REPORTING PITCH

MEYER M JASA 032,107660DOES THE HYPOTHESIS OF THE HYDRAULIC FUNCTIQNING QF THE CQCHLEA

BEAR ON THE DEFINITION OF MASKING

MEYER M JASA 032,115860WORKING MQDEL ILLUSTRATIONG THE CROSS SECTION QF THE COCHLEA

MECHANICALLY

MILLER S JPHL 170,P04964

PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIQN QF TQUCH RECEPTORS IN THE RABBIT EAR

MISKOLCZY FODOR F JOSA 032,048260

RELATION BETWEEN LOUDNESS AND DURATIQN OF TONAL PULSES 2 RESPONSEOF NORMAL EARS TQ SOUNDS WITHNOISE SENSATION

MOLLER A JASA 032,025060IMPROVED TECHNIQUE FOR DETAILED MEASUREMENTS _F THE MIDDLE EAR

IMPEDANCE

MOLLER A JASA 035,016861

NETWORK MODEL OF THE MIDDLE EAR

MOLLER A JASA 035,152663TRANSFER FUNCTION OF THE MIDDLE EAR

MONEY K AJPH 202,121162FUNCTIONS OF SEPARATE SENSORY RECEPTORS OF NONAUDITORY LABYRINTH

OF THE CAT

21

MONTAGUEW JASA 059,1B7661SENSITIVITY OF THE WATERIMMERSEDEARTO HIGH ANDLOWLEVELTQNES

MURPHYT JPHL 155,P24761TODDJ MECHANORECEPTORSSENSITIVE TO FLOWIN THEURETHRAOF THECAT

MURRAYR JPHL 152,P05360

INITIATION OF CUTANEOUS SENSORY NERVE IMPULSES

NAFTAIIN L LIFE 002,010163

THE TRANSMISSIQN OF ACOUSTIC ENERGY FROM AIR T_ THE RECEPTQR

ORGAN IN THE COCHLEA

NAKAJIMA S SCIE 146,116864ADAPTATION IN STRETCH RECEPTgR NEURONS OF CRAYFISH

NAPE J ARPS 013,020162

SOMESTHETIC SENSES

NAUMOV N ZOZR 042,120063SIMKIN G ILICHEV V VASILEV B SOME PROBLEMS OF ACOUSTIC ORIENTATION

IN TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES

NEFF W SECT 000,025961

NEURAL MECHANISMS OF AUDITQRY DISCRIMINATION

IN SENSQRY COMMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM ROSENBLITH WED

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JOHN WILEY AND SONS N Y 196i

NELSON D SCIE 142,097563GRUBER S SHARKS ATTRACTION BY LQW FREQUENCY SOUNDS

NIVEN J REPT 000,000061

FREQUENCY RESPONSE QF THE HUMAN SEMICIRCULAR CANALS i STEADY _TATEOCULAR NYSTAGMUS RESPONSE TO HIGH LEVEL SINUS_IDAL ANGULAR ROTATIONS

US NAVAL SCH AV MED AND NASA JOINT REPT 58

NOMOTO M JNPH 027,076864

SUGA N KATSUKI Y DISCHARGE PATTERN AND INHIBITIQN OF PRIMARY AUDITORYNERVE FIBERS IN THE MONKEY

NORMAN D JASA 035,143263

SENSQRY THRESHOLDS AND RESPQNSE BIAS

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NORRISK BIBU 120,016361PRESCOTTJ PERKINSP ASA AN EXPERIMENTALDEMONSTRATIBNOFECHOLOCATIONBEHAVIORIN THEPORPOISETURSIOPSTRUUCATUS

OKADAH AJPH 206,091864REFLEXRESPONSESTO STIMULATIONOF BARORECEPTORSIN THERIGHTSUBCLAVIANARTERY

OSBORNEM QJMS103,022762THESTRUCTUREANDTOPOGRAPHYOF STRETCHRECEPTORSIN REPRESENTATIVEOF SEVENORDERSOF INSECTS

OSORIOJ CIRR 010,066462

REFLEX CHANGES ON THE PULMONARY AND SYSTEMIC PRESSURES ELICITED BYSTIMULATION OF BARORECEPTORS IN THE PULMONARY ARTERY

OTELIN A AAGR 041,007261

COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGICAL DATA C_NCERNING THE ADAPTABILITY OF THE

CUTANEOUS PRESSURE RECEPTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH VISION AND IN BLINDINDIVIDUALS

PAINTAL A PRRS 016,034164

EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON VERTEBRATE MECHANORECEPTORS

PARKS V JPHL 151,034260

SANDISON A SKINNER S WHELAN R THE STIMULATION OF RESPIRATION bY 5HYDROXYTRYTAMINE IN MAN

PARRY D QJMS i01,000160

THE SMALL LEG NERVE OF SPIDERS AND A PROBABLE MECHANORECEPT_R

PEAKE W BIPJ 002,002362

COCHLEAR RESPONSES TO CONDENSATION AND RAREFACTION CLICKS

PEAKE W FEPR 019,030260COCHLEAR RESPONSES TO CONDENSATION AND RAREFACTION CLICKS

PEAKE W JASA 034,056262

RESPONSES OF THE AUDITORY NERVE TO REPETITIVE ACOUSTIC STIMULI

PEAKE W JASA 034,057162

RATE FUNCTIONS FOR AUDITORY NERVE RESPONSES TO BURSTS OF NOISE

EFFECT OF CHANGES IN STIMULUS PARAMETER

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PESTOVI IANR 036,069064INTEROCEPTIVE AFFERENTATION INFLUENCE UPON THE VOMITING CENTRE

EXCITATION DURING MOTION SICKNESS

PETERSON L CIRR 021,074960

REGULATION OF BLOOD VESSELS

PETERSON R DIAB 023,148263THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE CRAYFISH STRETCH RECEPTOR

PFALZ R ZFBI 113,021562STIMULATION OF A SINGLE EFFERENT NEURON WITHIN THE COCHLEA BY

EXPOSURE TO CONTRALATERAL CLICK SERILS OF NBISE GUINEA PIG

PHILIPSZOON A APPN 011,037162

ON THE PROPER STIMULI FOR OTOLITHS AND SEMICIRCULAR CANALS

PHILIPSZOON A PORL 024,034462SOME EXPERIMENTS ON THE FUNCTION _F THE LABYRINTH i IN DUTCH 0T0

RHINO LARYNGOLOGICAL SOC 108TH MEETING AMSTERDAM NETHERLANDS NOV 61

PILGRIM R CBPH 001,024860MUSCLE RECEPTOR ORGANS IN SOME DECAPOD CRUSTACEA

PING C AZOC 013,003361ON THE HYDROSTATIC MECHANISM OF THE CARP CYPRINUS CARPIO

POLLACK I

HEARING

ARPS 012,033561

POLLACK I JOSA 003,104161ON THE COMBINATION OF INTENSITY AND FREQUENCY DIFFERENCES IN

AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION

POLLACK I JOSA 032,079560TEMPORAL SAMPLING PARAMETERS OF INTERAURAL NOISE CORRELATIONS

PORTMANN A SECT 000,004961

2 SENSORY ORGANS EQUILIBRATION

IN BIOLOGY AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF BIRDS VOL 2 MARSHALL A EDACADEMIC PRESS N Y 1961

24

POPOVAN FEPR023,T63064NEURONALSTRUCTUREOF CORTICAL END OF AUDITORY ANALYSER IN MACACA

MULATTA

PBULTER T SCIE 139,075363SONAR SIGNALS OF THE SEA LION

PRINGLE J ERBI 026,000163

THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE BACKGROUND TO MECHANISMS OF ORIENTATION

IN ANIMAL ORIENTATION 1962

REYNOLDS G JOSA 032,133760

BINAURAL SUMMATION OF LOUDNESS

REYSENBACH DE HAAN F PRSL 158,005460

SOME ASPECTS OF MAMMALIAN HEARING UNDER WATER

RICE E JASA 033t092261STUDIES ON THE ENDOLYMPHATIC DC POTENTIAL OF THE GUINEA PIG S

COCHLEA

RICE E REPT O00tO00061

ORGAN OF CORTI S NEGATIVE INTERCELLULAR POLARIZATION

USAF WRIGHT AIR DEV DIV TECH REPT 60 778

RITSMA R JASA 034,122462

EXISTENCE REGION OF THE TONAL RESIDUE

ROBINSON D JASA 035,194763JEFRESS L EFFECT OF VARYING THE INTERAURAL NQISE CORRELATION ON THE

DETECTABILITY OF TONAL SIGNALS

ROEDER K AMSC 049,013561

TREAT A THE DETECTION AND EVASION OF BATS BY MOTHS

ROEDER K SECT 000,000061

THE RECEPTION OF BAT CRIES BY THE TYMPANIC ORGAN OF N_CTURNAL M_THSIN SENSORY COMMUNICATIBN RBSENBLITH ED

JOHN WILEY N Y 1961

ROGERS D ACAN 057,025364

POSSIBLE BAROCEPTOR NERVE ENDINGS IN THE VICINITY QF THE AMPHIBIAN

CAROTID LABYRINTH

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RONCO P DIAB 021,097260AN EXPERIMENTAL QUANTIFICATION OF KINESTHETIC SENSATION EXTENT OF

MOVEMENT

RONGE H ASMU 065,022760VARIATION OF TACTILE DISCRIMINATION WITH AGE THE TACTILE TWO P_INT

THRESHOLD

RUBIN H JASA 032,067060

AUDITORY FACILITATION FOLLOWING STIMULATION AT LOW INTENSITIES

RUBIN W AROT 080,043164

VESTIBULAR MECHANISM MOTION SICKNESS AND DRUG THERAPY

RUDOLPH G NATL 190,072661SPIRAL NERVE ENDINGS PROPRIOCEPTORS IN THE HUMAN VOCAL MUSCLE

RUTLEDGE L JNPH 024,018261HAASE J FLEXOR MUSCLE SPINDLES AND REFLEX FIRING OF EARLY DISCHARGING

UNITS

SAGALOVICH B BPYR 009,013864

POKRIVALOVA K ON THE POSSIBILITY OF PERCEPTION OF ULTRAHIGHFREQUENCY SOUNDS BY THE HUMAN EAR

SALTPETER M EXNU 002,023260WALCOTT C AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF A VIBRATI2N RECEPTOR IN THE

SPIDER

SAMPSON S JNPH 027,046464EYZAGUIRRE C SOME FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MECHANORECEPT_RS IN

THE LARYNX OF THE CAT

SCHARF B JASA 034,022862

LOUDNESS SUMMATION AND SPECTRUM SHAPE

SCHMIDT G AEPP 240,052361

KALISCHU B WOCKEL B VERGLEICHENDE UNTERSUCHUNGEN UBER DIE WIRKUNGEN

VON NORMAL COCAIN UND PSEUDOCOCAIN

SCHMIDT R JCCP 059,031162FERNANDEZ C LABYRINTHINE DC POTENTIALS IN REPRESENTATIVE VERTEVRATE5

26

SCHONE H AERM 035,076464ON THE ROLE @F GRAVITY IN HUMAN SPATIAL ORILNTATION

SCHUKNECHT H AORL 072,068763EL SEIFI A EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE FLUID PHYSIOLOGY OF THE

INNER EAR

SEMENOFF W JCPP 057,008964

YOUNG F COMPARISON _F THE AUDITORY ACUITY OF MAN AND MONKEY

SEMINARA J ERGO 003,006260

ACCURACY AND SPEED _F TACTUAL READING AN EXPLORATORY STUDY

SHANTHAVEERAPPA T AMJA 112,Q09763

NEW _BSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE PACINIAN CORPUSCLE AND ITSRELATION TO THE PERINEURAL EPITHELIUM NERVES

SHANTHAVEERAPPA T AREC 145,028463

BOURNE G NEW 0BSERVATIgNS ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE PACINIAN CORPuscLEAND SYMPATHETIC CHAIN RAT MESENTARY IN 76TH MEETING AMER ASSOC OF

ANATOMISTS 1962

SHEPHERD D DIAB 023,133062

A COMPARISON OF THE EFFICIENCY OF MODIFIED GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE

AUDIaMETRY WITH THAT OF A TRADITIONAL GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE AND

TRADITIONAL PURETONE AUDIOMETRY IN THE MEASUREMENT OF AUDITORY

RESPONSES OF SUBJECTS WITH NORMAL HEARING PERCEPTIVELY IMPAIRED

HEARING AND WITH FUNCTIONAL HEARING DISORDERS

SHIMADA K JJPH 010,055560

YAI H SOME PROPERTIES _F CUTANEOUS MECHANOSENSORY UNITS IN TOADS

SIMMONS F SCIE 138,059062

A THEORY 0F MIDDLE EAR MUSCLE FUNCTION AT MODERATE SOUND LEVELb

SISKEN B BIPR 013,009564

RBBERTS E RADIOAUTOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF BINDING gF GAMMA AMIN_BUTYRIC

ACID T_ THE ABDOMINAL STRETCH RECEPTORS OF THE CRAYFISH

SKOGLUND S APHS 050,020360

THE ACTIVITY OF MUSCLE RECEPTORS IN THE KITTEN

Z7

SLEIGHTP JPHL 171,POB464

WIDDICOMBE J ACTION POTENTIALS IN NERVE FIBRES FROM LEFT VENTRICULAR

RECEPTORS IN THE DOG

SMITH C

SJOSTRAND F

COCHLEA

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A SYNAPTIC STRUCTURE IN THE HAIR CELLS OF THE GUINEA PIG

SPOENDLIN H AROL 071t065762

ULTRASTRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE ORGAN OF CORTI IN NORMAL AND

ACOUSTICALLY STIMULATED ANIMALS

SPOENDLIN H PORL 024o004162

STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE HAIR CELLS IN THE ORGAN OF CORTI IN

THE EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL

STEWART J SCIE 137t061862

A LAW FOR LOUDNESS DISCRIMINATION

STOPP P JPHL 1679016963

WHITFIELD I THE INFLUENCE OF MICRO ELECTRODES ON NEURONAL DISCHARGE

PATTERNS IN THE AUDITORY SYSTEM

STRAILE W AMJA 106,013360

SENSORY HAIR FOLLICLES IN MAMMALIAN SKIN THE TYLOTRICH FOLLICLE

SUCKLING E JASA 0B4,012?62

LATERAL LINE IN FISH PQSSIBLE MODE OF ACTION

SUGA N JJPH 010t053360

PERIPHERAL MECHANISM OF HEARING IN THE LOCUST

SUGA N JPHL 172,044964

SINGLE UNIT ACTIVITY IN COCHLEAR NUCLEUS AND INFERIOR COLLICULUS OF

ECHO LOCATING BATS

SUZUKI H JPYJ 025,041563

RESPONSE OF THE MECHANORECEPTQRS IN THE PERIQDQNTAL MEMBRANE TO

VIBRATQRY STIMULUS ON THE CANINE OF THE CAT

SWETT J AREC 137,045360

ELDRED E DISTRIBUTION AND NUMBERS OF STRETCH RECEPTORS IN MEDIAL

GASTROCNEMIUS AND SOLEUS MUSCLE_ OF THE CAT

28

SWETT J AREC 137,046160

ELDRED E COMPARISONS IN STRUCTURE OF STRETCH RECEPTORS IN MEDIAL

GASTROCNEMIUS AND SOLEUS MUSCLES OF CAT

SZABO T CRBF 156,001462SPECIAL SENSORY ORGAN IN THE CAUDAL FIN OF TORPEDO MARMORATA

TAPPER D SCIE 143,005364

CUTANEOUS SLOWLY ADAPTING MECHANORECEPTORS IN THE CAT

TAPPER D TNAS 026,069764

INPUT OUTPUT RELATIONSHIPS OF A SKIN TACTILE SENSORY UNIT OF THE CAT

TAYLOR W AERM 031,062760

CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES WITH VESTIBULAR STIMULATION

TEAS D JASA 034_143862COCHLEAR RESPQNSES TO ACOUSTIC TRANSIENTS AN INTERPRETATION OF

WHgLE NERVE ACTION POTENTIALS

TOBIAN L ANIM 060,037864

SCHONNING S SEEFELDT C THE INFLUENCE QF ARTERIAL PRESSURE ON THE

ANTIHYPERTENSIVE ACTIQN OF A NORMAL KIDNEY A BIOLOGICAL SERVOMECHANISM

TONNDQRF J JASA 032,049360DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF COCHLEAR MODELS

TONND@RF J JASA 034,112762

COMPRESSIONAL BONE CQNDUCTION IN COCHLEAR MODELS

TQNNDORF J JASA 034,133762

TIME FREQUENCY ANALYSIS ALONG THE PARTITION OF COCHLEAR MODELS AMODIFIED PLACE CONCEPT

TSCHIASSNY K AROT 071,060360

SIMPLIFIED CONCEPTS OF LABYRINTHINE FUNCTION AND EXAMINATIQN

VAN BERGEIJK W JASA 036,059464SONIC PULSE COMPRESSION IN BATS AND PEOPLE A COMMENT

VAN GELDER N JPHL 156,P01461KRNJEVIC K SENSITIVITY @F CRAYFISH STRETCH RECEPTORS TO TEMPERATURE

CHANGES

29

VASU B IASP 065,010262

THE LATERAL LINE SYSTEM AND SOUND PERCEPTION IN OPHIOCEPHALUS

STRIATUS BLOCH

VERRILLO R JASA 035,196263

EFFECT OF CONTACTOR AREA ON THE VIBROTACTILE THRESHOLD

VERVEEN A EXNU 008,048263

FIELDS BF TOUCH RECEPTBRS IN FRBG SKIN

VIGOUREUX P PRSL 152,004960

UNDERWATER SOUND

VINCENT F SECT 000,018363

ACOUSTIC SIGNALS FOR AUTO INFQRMATION OR ECHOLOCATIQN

IN ACOUSTIC BEHAVIOUR OF ANIMALS BUSHNEL R ED

AMER ELSEVIER PUBL C@ NY 1963

VINNIKOV YA A IANR 002,022263

GAZENKO 0 TITOVA L BRONSHTEIN A A MORPHOLOGICAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY

OF THE LABYRINTH OF ANIMALS UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF A CHANGED

GRAVITATIQNAL FIELD

VINNIKOV Y USBR 053,010562

CYTOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND CYTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE HAIR CELLS

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VON BEKESY G BOQK 000,000060

MCGRAW HILL NY EXPERIMENTS IN HEARING

VON BEKESY G JASA 033,034161

PITCH SENSATION AND ITS RELATION TO THE PERIODICITY OF THE STIMULUS

HEARING AND SKIN VIBRATIONS


C@NCERNING THE FUNDAMENTAL COMPONENT OF PERIODIC PULSE PATTERNS AND

MODULATED VIBRATIONS OBSERVED ON THE COCHLEAR MODEL WITH NERVE

SUPPLY


COMMENTS ON THE MEASUREMENT OF THE RELATIVE SIZE OF DC POTENTIALS

AND MICROPHONICS IN THE COCHLEA

3O

YON BEKESEY G JASA 035o060263

THREE EXPERIMENTS CONCERNED WITH PITCH PERCEPTION

WALCOTT C JEBI 0409059563

THE EFFECT OF THE WEB ON VIBRATION SENSITIVITY IN THE SPIDERACHAEARANEA TEPIDARIORUM KOCH

WALL P JNPH 023,019760

CORD CELLS RESPONDING TO TOUCH DAMAGE AND TEMPERATURE OF SKIN

WALSH E JPHL 133,035060

PERCEPTION BF LINEAR MOTION FOLLOWING UNILATERAL LABYRINTHECTOMYVARIATION OF THRESHOLD ACCORDING TO ORIENTATI@N @F THE HEAD

WARD W JASA 032,049?60

RECOVERY FROM HIGH VALUES OF TEMP@RARY THRESHOLD SHIFT

WARD W JASA 033,103461STUDIES ON THE AURAL REFLEX 1CONTRALATERAL REMOTE MASKING AS AN

INDICATOR OF REFLEX ACTIVITY

WARD W JASA 034,023462

STUDIES ON THE AURAL REFLEX 2 REDUCTION OF TEMPORARY THRESHOLD

SHIFT FRQM INTERMITTENT NOISE BY REFLEX ACTIVITY IMPLICATIQNS FORDAMAGE RISK CRITERIA

WEBSTER D AMJA 019,012361THE EAR APPARATUS OF THE KANGARO_ RAT DIPODOMYS

WEBSTER D AREC 145,029763

A CASE QF PARALLEL EVOLUTION QF THE EAR APPARATUS

WEBSTER D PHZO 035,024862

A FUNCTION OF THE ENLARGED MIDDLE EAR CAVITIES OF THE KANGAR00 RATDIPODOMYS

WEIS E JR AERM 034,112263

CLARKE N BRINKLEY J HUMAN RESPONSE TQ SEVERAL IMPACT ACCELERATI_N

ORIENTATIONS AND PATTERNS

WELLS M JEBI 373,048960

PROPRIOCEPTION AND VISUAL DISCRIMINATION QF ORIENTATION IN OCT@PU_

31

WESTINGA SCIE 144,134264GEOTROPISMITS ORIENTINGFORCE

WEVEREHEARING

ARPS013,022562

WEVERE JASA 034,131962DEVELOPMENTOF TRAVELINGWAVETHEORIES

WHITTENJ AESA056,075563OBSERVATIONSON THECYCLORRHAPHANLARVALPERIPHERALNERVOUSSYSTEMMUSCLEANDTRACHEALRECEPTORORGANSANDINDEPENDENTPERIPHERALTYPE II NEURONSASSOCIATEDWITHTHE LATERALSEGMENTALNERVES

WHITTENJ SCIE 143,026064STRETCHRECEPTQRLIKE ORGANSIN THEFLY LARVATHEIRPOSSIBLEROLE INGROWTHREGULATIBN

WIERSMAC CBPH002,005161PILGRIM R THORACICSTRETCHRECEPTORSIN CRAYFISHANDROCKL_BSTER

WILSONL AESA057,064564OBSERVATIONSONGEOORIENTATION_F SPRUCEBUDWORMCHORISTONEURAFUMIFERANAADULTS

WINGK SECT000.001962EFFECTSOF CERTAINENVIRONMENTALCHANGES UPON THE COCHLEAR RESPONSE

OF THE CAT

IN ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT ON CONSCIOUSNESS A SYMPOSIUM SCHAFER K ED

THE MACMILLAN C0 N Y 1962

WINGET C JAPP 017,070962EFFECTS OF CHRONIC ACCELERATION ON INDUCED NYSTAGMUS IN THE FOWL

WINGET C JARP 017,071262QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF LABYRINTHINE FUNCTION IN THE FOWL BY

NYSTAGMOGRAPHY

WOHLFAHRT G ACAN 041,019260

HENRIKSSON K OBSERVATIONS ON THE DISTRIBUTION NUMBER AND INNERVATION OFGOLGI MUSCULOTENDINOUS ORGANS

32

WOLBARSHT M JGPH 044,010560ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INSECT MECHANORECEPTORS

WOOLSEY C SECT 000,023561

ORGANIZATION OF CORTICAL AUDITORY SYSTEMIN SENSQRY CQMMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM RQSENBLITH WED

NIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JOHN WILEY AND SQNS N Y 1961

WUSTENFELD E TBIH 014,000360

INVESTIGATION OF THE STATISTICAL VARIATION IN THE SENSORY CELLS OFTHE ORGAN OF CORTI IN GUINEA PIGS

YAKgVLEV V DANR 136,007361

LOCALIZATION AND CYTOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE HAIR CELLS OF THEORGAN OF CORTI IN A STATE OF RELATIVE REST AND DURING EXPOSURE TOSOUND

YANTIS P LRYS 072,062462

JOHNSON E MONITORED AUDITORY SENSITIVITY BY BONE CONDUCTION DURINGMIDDLE EAR SURGERY

YOUNG J PRSL 152,000360

THE STATOCYSTS OF OCTOPUS VULGARIS

YOUNG M AREC 142,033462

ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE LABYRINTHINE SACS IN

AMER ASSOC OF ANATOMISTS MINNESOTA MARCH 1962

YgUNG M AREC 148,041264STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF THE NORMAL AND ABNORMAL LABYRINTH

IN 77TH SESSION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ANATOMISTS DENVER 1964

YUGANOV E IANR 003,036964

SIDELNIKOV I GORSHKOV A KASYAN I SENSITIVITY OF VESTIBULAR ANALYZERS

AND SENSORY REACTIONS IN THE MAN UNDER SHORT IMPQNDERABILITY

ZABUSOV G AAGR 045,001363

MASLOV A SOME DATA ON TIMOFEEVS APPARATUS TERMINAL NERVOUS NETWORKWITHIN A CORPUSCLE OF PACINI

ZOLLMAN P JCNU I19t014962

THE SENSORY INNERVATION OF THE COMMON NORTH AMERICAN RACOON PROCYONLOTOR

33

ZUBEKJ SCIE 144,159164CUTANEIOUSSENSITIVITY AFTERPROLONGEDVISUAL DEPRIVATION

ZVORYKINV AAGR045,000363MORPHOLOGICALBASESOF ULTRASONICANDLOCATIONALPROPERTIESINDOLPHIN

ZVORYKINV FEPR023,T64764MORPHOLOGICALSUBSTRATEOF ULTRASONICAND LOCATIONAL CAPACITIES IN

THE DOLPHIN

ZWISLOCKI J JASA 032,104660

THEORY OF TEMPORAL AUDITORY SUMMATION

ZWISLOCKI J JASA 034,151462ANALYSIS OF THE MIDDLE EAR FUNCTION PART 1 INPUT IMPEDANCE

ZWISLOCKI J JASA 035,010463

FELDMAN A POST MORTEM ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE OF HUMAN EARS

ZWlSLOCKI J JASA 035,103463

ANALYSIS OF THE MIDDLE EAR FUNCTION 11 GUINEA PIG EAR

34

ALl M CARB 021,000762

RETINAL RESPONSES IN ENUCLEATED LYES OF ATLANTIC SALMON SALM_ _ALAR

ABRAHAMSON E FEPR 023,038464

ERHARDT F PROTEIN CONFIGURATION CHANGES IN THE PHOTOBLEACHING _FRHODOPSIN

ADOLPH A JGPH 048,029764

SPONTANEOUS SLOW POTENTIAL FLUCTUATIONS IN THE LIMULUS PHOTORECEPT_R

ALl M AMZ_ 003,053463

RETINAL RESPONSES IN GOLDFISH WHEN _NE EYE ALONE IS EXPSSED TO LIGHT

ALl M CJZO 038,016960

THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMSN RETINA

ALl M CJZO 039,051161

HIST_PHYSI_LBGICAL STUDIES _N THE JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON SALM_

SALAR RETINA 2 RESPON3ES TO LIGHT INTENSITIE3 _,AVELENbTH&

TEMPERATURE AND CONTINUOUS LIGHT OR DARK

ALl M CJZO 040,050162

INFLUENCE BF LIGHT INTENSITY ON RETINAL ADAPTATION IN ATLANTIC

SALMON SALMO SALAR YEARLINGS

ALl M PICZ 016,007063

SOME ASPECTS OF THE RETINAL PHYSIOLOGY OF SALMON SALMO SALAR IN 16TH

INTERN CONGRESS OF ZOOL 1963

ALPERN M JPHL 164,001262

THE PHYSI@L@GY _F MIXED ROD AND CONE SPECTRAL RESPONSE CURVES

ALPERN M JPHL 164,047862

THE SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY eF THE CONSLNSUAL LIGHT REFLEX

ARDEN G JPHL 161,018962

CHANGES PRODUCED BY LIGHT IN THE STANDING POTENTIAL OF THE HUMAN EYE

ARDEN G JPHL 161,020562 -

3_ME _BSERVATIBNS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STANDING

PBTENTIAL _F THE HUMAN EYE AND THE BLEACHING AND REGENERATION _F

VISUAL PURPLE

35

ARDEN0 SECT000,052161TIIE TRANSFER_F _PTIC INFORMATIONTHROUGHTHELATERALGENICULATEB_DY @F THE RABBIT1N bENSORY COMMUNICATIONS R_S_NBLITH W _D

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JOttN WILEY AND S_NS N Y 1961

ARMINGT@N J JOSA 051,087761

SUMMATI@N @F RETINAL P@TENTIALS

A3C@LI D EXPA 020,022664

5LOW PERIBDICITY IN THE DARK DISCHARGE OF RETINAL UNITS

ASC@LI D BSBI 039,199863

MAFFEI L ATTIVITA PERIODICA NELLA RETINA DEL GATT_

AUTRUM H BIZE 080,000161

THE VISUAL ACUITY _F THE UNPIGMENTED COMPOUND EYES OF CALLIPHBRA

ERYTHR@CEPHALA

AUTRUM H JIPH 004,012260

DIPHASIC AND MON_PHASIC RESPONSE5 IN THL CBMP_UND EYE _F CALLIPHORA

AUTRUM H NATL 190,063961

BURKtiARUT D SPECTRAL _ENSITIVITY BF 51NOLE VIbUAL CELL_

AUTRUM H ZNAF 161,038461

RELATIBNS BETWEEN LIGHT STIMULUS AND EXCITATION IN THE OCELLAR

NERVES _F CALLIPH_RA ERYTHR_CEPHALA

AUTRUM H ZVPH 047,025663

METSCHL N THE M@DE 8F OPERATION BF THE OCELLI BF INSECTS

BACH@FER C RADR 017,000162

C_MPARIS@N @F ELECTRORETINAL RESPONSL5 T_ XRAYS AND TO LIGHT

UAIRATI A JR JULR 009,048463@RZALE5 N THE ULTRASTRUCIURE OF THE PIGMENT EPITHELIUM AND BF THE

PHOTBRECEPT_R PIGMENT EPITHLL1UM JUNCTION IN THE HUMAN RETINA

BAKER H JPHL 176,305665

RUSHT_N W THE RE[) SENSITIVE PIGMENT IN NBRMAL CONES

36

UAMJI x_, ]JMR C4V,067261

STLJDIES ON VISUAL PIGMENTS AND THEIR ANALk_GUES

BARI_-,t_AK Y AC.OH C38,033960

IN VITRO BEHAVIOR _F THE PIGMEN[ED CLLL5 OF [HE RETINA AND FOVEA OFTHE ADULT HUMAN EYE

[!ARLOW H JPHL 160,019552

THE METHOD OF DETERMINING THE _VLRALL QUAN]UM EFFICIENCY _F VISUAL

DISCRIMINATI_N_

[_ARL_W H JPHL 160,016962

MEASbREMENTS _F THE OUANTUM EFFICILNCY BF DISCRIMINATION IN HUMAN

SC_T_PIC VISION

/_ARL_W H NATL 200,13456_

HILL R EVIDLNCt F_R _ PHYSI_L_OICAL EXPLANATION BF THE _ATERFALL

PHENOMENON HND FIObR_L AFTLR EFFECTS LFFECT _F _TIMULATI_JN BF 51NGLE

UNITS _F RAbbIT RETINA

UARL_W H SCIE 13Y,041263

HILL R SELECTIVE SENSITIVITY TO DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT IN GANGLION

C[-LLS _F TH[ RABBIT RETINA

UARL_W H SCIE 144,i90964

5PARR_Cm J THE R_LE _F AFTERIMAGES iN DARK ADAPTATION

_LEACt_ED RECEPTORS C_NTINUE T_ SIGNAL IN DARKNESS CAUSING AFTERIMAGES

ANq ELE.VATEE) VISUAL THRESHOLDS

BARLOW H SECT 000,02_761

INTRINSIC N_ISE CF C_NE5

iN VISUAL PR_bLL[_S _F C_L_R SYMPOSIUM VOL 2 SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

CHEf.!ICAL PUbL C_ INC N Y 1961

UARTH J CBPH 011,031164

INTRACELLULAR REC.ORDING FROM PH_TZRECEPT_R NEURONS IN THE EYE5 OF ANLJDIuRANCH M_LLUSC HERMISSENDA CR,\SSICORNIS

LARTL. EY S JBSA 051,004161

A FURTHER SIUDY _F PULSE TB EYE FRACII_N AND CRITICAL FLICKER

FRE_bLNCY A DECISIVE THEORLTICAL TLST

UATRA P DUYA 079,037104

T_LLIN G PH_TgTAXIb IN EUGLENA I ISOLATION OF THE EYE 5P_T GRANULES AND

IDENTIFICATION _F THE. EYE SPOT PIGMENTS

37

_AUMGARDT E

HILLMANN B

RESPONSE

JBSA 051,034061

DURATION AND SIZE AS DETLRMINANTS _F PERIPHERAL RETINAL

BAUMGARTNER 0 JNPH 028,000165

BRC;WN J SCHtJLZ A RESPONSES OF SINGLE UNI[b BF 1HE CAT VISUAL SYSTEM TB

RECTANGULAR 6TIM'JLtJS PATTERNS

_AUMGARTNER (S _CIE 146,107064

E_ROWN J SCHULZ A VISUAL MOTION DETECTION IN THL CAT

BAYL_R E REPT 000,000061 AD 256 040

SMITH F BELb AN[# POLARIZED LIGHT

MICHIGAN UNIV L_)LLEQE OF LIT SCi AND ARTS RLPI _33b_ I F

BAYL_R E SCIL 136,015762

REFRACTIVE ERROR AND VISION IN FISHES

bECK_;AN E REPT 000,000061

LIMITATION CF _CuLAR M_TILITY AN_ PUP|LLARY DILATATION IN HUMAN_

DbE T_ P_SITIVE ACCELERATION

U& NAVAL AIR DLV CLNTER AVIATION MED ACCEL LAB REPT NADC MA 6140

BEHRENS M CBPH 005,012962

THE ELECTRICAL RESPONSE 0F THE PLANARIAN PHOTORECEPTOR

t_LHRLNS M DIAB 024,000064

ELECTR0PHY_I_LCGICAL INVESTIGATION OF Tyro INVERTEBRATE PHBTORECEPTORb

64 5643

_sEHRENS M FEPR 02_,051764

_ULFF V RESPONSES _F LCCENTRIC AND RLTINULA CELLS _F THE LIMULOS LATERAL

EYE

BENARIE M JBSA 051,037161

OPTIMAL ENCODING OF THE VISUAL IMAGE

BENDIX S SECT 000,010760

PIGMENTS IN PHOI_TAXIS

IN SYMPOSIA _N C_MPARATIVE BIOLOOY i COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY

_F PHOTBREACTIVE SYSTEMS ALLEN M

ACADEMIC PRESS N Y 1960

38

SECTION 2

PHOTORECEPTORS

BLN#LKEN R BIPJ C01,055161

REVERSAL OF P_I_#T_RECLPTBR POLARI[Y RECORDED DURING THE RECEPTBR

P_TENTIAL RESPONSE TO LIUHT IN THE EYE OF LIMULUS

[_ERGLR E PICZ u16,023263

A STUDY _N MI[_aCHONDRIA GENESIS IN RLTINAL ROD INNER SEGMENT IN 16TH

INTLRN (-_)NGR[-%5 _F ZOOL 1963

i_LRGER E JULR C11,009064

M]TOCM_NDRIA GENESIS IN THE RETINAL PH_TORECEPT_R INNER mEGMENT

F_ERNHARD C JGPH 044,020560

STUDIES ON THE RELATIBN BETWEEN THE PIGMENT MIGRATION AND THE

SENSITIVITY (.HANGE5 DURING DARK ADAPTATION IN DIURNAL AND N_CTURNALLEPID@PTERA

bERNHARD C JGPH 047,046564

_TTOb_N D QUANTITIVE STUDIES ON PIGMENT MIGRATION AND LIGHT SENSITIVITY

IN THE L_MP_ND LYE AT DIFFERLNT LIGHT INTENSITIES

_sLRNHARD C JIPH 009,057_6_

H_GLUND G _TIOS_N D ON THE RELATION BETWEEN PIGMENT P0_ITION AND

LIG_IT oENSITIVITY _F Tile COMPOUND LYL IN OIFFERENT N_CTURN_L INSECTS

bERNSTEIN M AREC 139,020B61

THE TAPETUM CF THE D_GFIISH EYL AND THE MECHANISM OF DARK ADAPTATION

BERNSTEIN M AREC 142,02!662

SUPPORTIVE STRUCTURES 8F THE PHBTORECEPTORS OF THE MONKEY RETINA

IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION _F ANATOMISTS MINNESOTA MARCH 1962

i_IERNS_N G JOSA 053,052063

J_NES R UNII4ECEPT_R THEORY _F C_LOR PERCEPTION

IN SPRING MEETIblG _F _PTICAL b_CIETY 0F AMERICA 1963

BIRCH J PMBL 006,000361

REVIEW ARTICLL C_L_R DISCRIMINATION

[_LAXTER J JEBI 041,015564

SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY _F THE HERRING CLUPEA HARENG_S L

BLUM H REPT 0U0,000062 AD 276 63_

AN ASS@C|ATIVE MACHINE F_R DEALING WITH THE VISUAL FIELD AND SBME

_F ITS BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS

AIR F_RCE CAMBRIDGE RES LAB BEDFORD MASS

B9

B_ETTNERE REPTU00,000062TRANSMISSIONOF THEOCULARMEDIAWRIGHTPATTERSONAIR F_RCEBASE_HIO TECHDOCREPTMRLTDR62 34

B_NOARD M bEET 000,032961

THE F_UR DIMENSIONAL C_LObR SPACE _F THE EXTRA FBVEAL RETINAL AREA

_F 1HE HUMAN EYE1N VISUAL PROBLEMS _F COLOR SYMPOSIUM V0L 1SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

CHEMICAL PUBLISHING C_ INL N Y 1_61

b_RN_CHLIN H EXPA Cl7,018bBZ

TANbLEY R ELEKTRURETI,_6(JNAMM Ui_O NLTZlIAUTSTRUKTUR DLR _UMPF_HRLULL

B_NTING S EXYR 003,004764CARAVAGGIO L CANADY M STUDIES 9N SODIUM P_TASSIUM ACTIVATED ADENOSINE

TRIPH_SPHATASE 10 BCCURENCE 1N RETINAL RODS AND RELATION T_ RH_DBPSIN

BOWMAN M SECT 000,037761

HISTORY AND PRESENT STATUS OF QUANTUM THEORY IN VISION

IN SENSORY C_MMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM ROSENBLITH WED

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JOHN WILEY AND SONS N Y 1961

B_YNTON R JOSA 050,092960

THEBRY BF CBLOR VISION

B_YNT_N R JOSA 053,06_163

QUANTUM AND ENERGY BASED VISUAL SENSITIVITY ON A SINGLE PLOT

BOYNT_N R SCIE 146,066664

SCHAFER W NEUN M HUE WAVELENGTH RELATION MEASURED BY COLOR NAMING

METHOD F_R THREE RETINAL LBCATIgNS

_@YNT_N k SECT 000,073961

SOME TEMP@R_L PACTgRS IN VISION

IN _ENbORY COM_UNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM RObENBLITH WED

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE J_HN WILEY AND SONS N Y 19_1

BRAZIER M DBBP 018,022164

A STUDY _F THL VARIABILITY OF RESPONSE TO FLICKER THE INFLUENCE BF

BTHER SLNS_RY STIMULI

BRIDGES C BICJ 079,012861

STUDIES _N THE FLASH PH_TOLYSIS OF VISUAL PIGMENTS

i PIGMENTS PRESENT IN FRBG RHOD_PSIN 5_LUTIONS AFTER FLASH

IRRADIATION

40

BRIDGE5 C _ICJ 07_,013661

5TUDILb _N 1HE FLASH PH_ISLYSIb _F VISUAL PIGMENTS 2 PRODUCTION_F THERMALLY bTAUL. E PH_T_bENSITIVL PIGMENTS IN FLASH IRRADIATED_@LUTI@NS _F FROG RH@D_PSIN

BRIDGES C NATL 195,004362

VISUAL. PIGMENT 544 A PRESUI4PTIVE C_NL PIGMENT FROM THE RETINA _FPIGEON

BRIDGE5 C NATL 20),019164

EFFECT _F _EAbON AND ENVIRONMENT ON [HE RETINAL PIGMENTS BF [_ FISHES

BRIDGMEN C JOSA 051,024061

ANALYSIS _F WALDS DATA ON _ARK ADAPTATION

BRINDLEY G mOOK 000,000060

WILLIAMS AND WILKINS C_ BALTIMBRE MARYLAND

AND THE VI#iUAL PATHWAYPHYSIOLOGY OF THE RETINA

BRINDLEY G JPHL 158,P02061

TmO NEW PR_PERTILS _F FSVLAL AFTER IMAG_

_RINDLLY G JPHL 164,0£_762

bEATS PRODUCED BY SIMULTANEOUS olIMOLATION BF IHE HUMAN EYE _ITH

INTERMITTENT LIGHT AND INTERMITTENT _R ALTERNATING ELECTRIC CURRENT

bRINDLLY G JPHL 164,016862

7@3 NEW PR_PERTIES _F FOVEAL AFTER IMAGES AND A PHBTOCHEMICAL

HYm_THE31S TO EXPLAIN TIIEM

BRINDLEY G JPHL 167,059963

HAMASAKI D THE PROPERTIES AND NATURU OF THE R MEMBRANL _F THE FRO_b EYE

bRINDLEY G JPHL i67,P0496_

RED SENSITIVE RETINAL PIGMENTS IN THE FROG JERSEY BULL CALF AND EASTAFRICAN BAUg_N

URINDLEY G JPHL 169,041263

THE RELATION _F FREQUENCY OF DETECTION TO INTENSITY OF STIMULUS FBR

A SYSTEM 8F MANY INDEPENDENT DETECTORS EACH OF *HICH IS STIMULATEDBY A M QUANTUM C_INCIDENCE

41

BRINDLEY G JPHL 171,051464

A NEw INTERACTION OF LIGHT AND ELECTRICITY IN STIMULATING THE HUMAN

RETINA

BRODSKII V YA [bIR 003,008961INTERFERENCE MIQRObCOPY _F THE GANGLION CELLS IN VARIOUS FdNCTI_NAL

_,T_rEb OF ]HE RETINA

BRBWN d JOSA 050,095060

SPECIAL ENERCJY THRESHOLDS FOR THE RESOLUTION OF ACUITY TARGETS

BROWN J JOSA 052,058062

VISUAL ACUITY AND DARK ADAPTAIION

BROWN J REPT UO0,O00060

SPECTRAL SEN&ITIVITY OF THE EYE bASED ON THE VISUAL ACUITY

US NAVAL AIR DEV CENT AVIAT NED ACCEL LAB REPT NADC MA 6006

BROWN J SCIE 137,068662

HARMONIC ANALYSIS _F VISUAL STIMULI BELOW FUSION FREQUENCY

CROWN K FEPR 021,036162

ISOLATION _F A C_NE RECEPTOR POTENTIAL FROM THE F_VEA OF RHESUS

MACAQUE AND CYNAMOL_GUS MONKEYS IN 46TH ANN MEETING ATLANTIC CITY

N J APRIL 1962

BROWN K FEPR 023,051764

MURAKAMI M RECEPTIVE FIELD 8RGANILATI_N OF S POTENTIALS AND RECEPTOR

POTENTIALS IN LIGHT AND DARK ADAPTED bTA[ES CAT AND M_NKEY R_Db AND C_NE5

CROWN K NATL 193,095962

ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF A RECEPTOR POTENTIAL FROM THE

PURE CONE F@VEA BF THE MONKEY RETINA

bROWN K NATL 196,054762

R_D RECEPTOR P_,IENTIAL FROM THE RETINA OF THE NIGHT MBNKEY

UI<O_N K NATL 201,062664

MbRAKAMI M A NEW RECEPTBR P_TENTIAL _F THE MONKEY RETINA _IIH N_

DETECTABLE LATENLY

bR_WN P NATL 200,003763

WALD G VISUAL PIGMENTS IN HUMAN AND MBNKEY RETINAS

42

BRO]WNP SCIE 144,004564WALDG VISUALPIGMENTSIN SINGLERODSANDC_NESOF THEHUMANRETINA

BRUCKNERR BIZE 080,003761C_NTRIBUTION5_.NTHEBI_LOGYZF THE EYE i REPORT ZN THE RETINA

CF FELINES AND CANINES

6RUCKNER R DIZE 080,012961

C_NTRIBCTIONb _N THE BIOLOGY OF THE EYE 2 REPORT ON THE RETINA OF

HO@FED ANIMALS

BRUCKNER R BIZE 080,025761

CONTRIBUTICNS @N THE BlOT.BOY OF THE EYE 3 REPORT _N THE STRIPE

SHAPED AREA _F THE BIRD

BR'JNO M CBPH 006,004162

KENNEDY D SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY _F PHOTORECEPT_R NEJRDNS IN THE

SIXTH OANGLI_N _F THE CRAYFISH

BRYNGDAHL 0 AGPH 280_036264

GROBENSCHATZUNG DES REZEPTIVEN FELDZENTRUMS DER MENSCHLICHEN RETINA

I_URKIIARDT D NAWI 050,0586_3

LIGHT RECEPT@RS IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM RLVIEw

BURKHARDT D SSEB 016,008662

SPECTRAL SENZ;ITIVITY AND OTHER RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS 0F _INGLE

VISUAL CELLS IN THE ARTHROP3D EYE IN BIOLOGICAL RECEPTOR MECHANISMS

1961

CURTT E

CATTON W

LI_BE

JIPH 010,068964

THE P_TENTIAL PROFILE _F THE INSECT COMPOUND EYE AND ZPTIC

B;JRTT E JPHL 170,P05764

CATT_N W C_SENS D C_RRELATION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL AND VISUAL

THRESHOLD CHANGES IN AN INSECT EYE

buRTT E PRSL 157,B05362

A I)IFFRACIION THL_RY _F INSECT VISION 1 AN EXPERIMENTAL

INVEb]IUATIBN BF VISUAL ACUITY AND IMAGL FORMATIBN IN THE C_MP_UND

EYES _F THREE SPECIES _F INSECTb

43

[:L;RTTE SDEB016,00 r262(ATTC'NW I<Eb_DLVINGP'2/ER_3F/HL CgMP_UND EYE IN BI_JL_bICAL RLCEPT_JR

,L[ C HA N I b M'.": 1961

L_YF@RD G AERM C34ii9o3

lYE MOVEMENT:: AN[) THE _PT_GYRAL ILLUSION

L!YF{_RD G JPHL 16B,PO146J

NCN LINEAR RELAIIJN_ uLTWLEN THL C_RNE_ RLIINAL P_OTLNTIAL AND

I_CRIZgNT,'\L EYE .M___,VEHENTS

L_YF_RD G REPT JOO,OOOO6O

THE C_NTACT LLNoE IN lYE M_VEMLNr5 RLCvDRDING 5YSTEM

UREA; BRITAIN t PRC M,rg¢ 155

i_YZ;_V A BIFR 005,004660

ANALYSIS _F THE DIL, TRIBUTION OF POTENTIALS AND CURRENTa _,.;ITHIN RETINA _N

L IGIIT 5TIML:LATI_N ACfIVITY OF BIPOLAR5 _F T_',_]iYPE5

LSYZ_DV A uIFR uCS,032V6L)

ANALYblb _)F DIbI-RIULI. TI_'._N [_F POTENTIALS AND CURRENT WITHIN THE RETINA _3N

LIGHT bTIMULAII'_N PAbblVE DIbTRI_UII_DN ,3F P_IENII IAL_ AND CURRENlb,,IIHIN Tile RLTINA _,b IN A VOLJML CONi)UCI_R

CAMOUGIb G j(C p 06_,0339_4VISuaL RL_P,)N::,E:_ IN CR_-,YFISrt II __LNIRAL TRANSMIbSI;3N ANu 1NTEOR_TI_DN

CAMPBELL F JfDaA L.5O,O73UO0

CC,RRELATI_N _)F A(.(_'2M_uATIz)N bLTWLE:N IrIE I_(_ EYL5

CAMPBELL F J_DSA 050,083160

.T-HE bPATIAL REb_I_VING PgWER _)F ]HE HUMAN REIlNA WITH _3GLIQUL

!NCIDLNCE

CAMPBELL I JPHL 151,028560

DYNAMICS _F ACCDi4MgDATI_N RESPONSES _F THE HUMAN EYE

CARL.bgN V JEPS 064,019262

ADAPTATION IN TIIE PERCEPTION _F VISUAL VELOCITY

CI_AIKIN J SCIE 138,132762

flAPPING A FIELD _F SH_RT TIME VIbUAL SEARCH

44

CHANCLL_ PNAU051,03596qFL_)URES(_LN(_LEMIbSI@NL_FNITJCIIONDRI_LL)PNHAS A FA_.T_RiN lIILULTRAVIWLLT,bLN_ITIVI[Y OF VISUALRLCLP_(_R5

CHAPMANR DIAd 024,Z5386b

SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY _F SINGLL NLURAL UNITS IN TflE FROG RLTIN_,

CHAPMAN R JOSA 051.110261

SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY _F SINGLE NLURAL UNITS IN THE BULLFROG RETINA

CHARLES O JEBI 038,018961

THE ORIENTATION OF L_ITTORINA SPECIES TO POLARIZED LIGIIT

CHARLES G JEBI 038,020361

THE MECHANISM _F 9RIENTATION OF FREELY M_VING LITT_RINA LITT_RALIb T_

00LARIZED LIGHT

CHARLES G JEBI 038.021361

_RIENTATIONAL M_VEMENTS _F THE F_T _F LITTORINA SPECIES IN RELATION T_

THE PLANE gF VIBRATION _F POLARIZED LIGHT

CIIEN Y AENC C12,000163

CHIN C AN ELECTR@PHYSI_LCGICAL STUDY ON THE DARK ADAPTATI@N WF THE

COMPOUND EYE _F TIIE ARMYW_RM M_TH LEUCANIA SEPARATA WALKER NOCTUIDAE

LEPIDOPTERA

CHISUM G REPT 000,000061

FLASH BLINDNESS RECOVERY rIME F_LL@wING EXPOSURE TO HIGH INTENSITY

SHORT DURATICN FLASHES

US NAVAL AIR DEV CENTER AV MED ACGEL LAB REPT NADC MA 6142

CLARK A JCBI 01_,A01463

FINE STRbCTURE gF TW@ INVERTEBRATE PH@IBRECEPTOR CELLS

C_'4EN A AREC 148,027164

bLTRASTRUCTL:RE AND INTERRELATIONS _F HUMAN VISUAL RECEPTORS IN 77TH

bLSSI_N _F _ftL _,:4ERICAN _S_CIATI_N _F ANATOMISTS DENVER 19_4

C_)HEN A AMJA 107,002360

THE ULTRASTCCTbRL _)F IHE ROE)t) _F THE M@USL RETINA

C,DHEN A LXYR 001,012861

THE FINE STRUCTURE _DF THE EXTRAF_DVEAL RECEPTORS OF THE RHESUS

M_NKEY

45

C_HENA EXYR002,008863THEFINE .SiRL;CTbRE.,gF THEVISUAL RECEPTORS_F [HE PIGEON

(_HEN A INOP003,019864.;_ME _OBbERVAI I_Nb CN IHE FINE 3TRUCTURE BF IHE RETINAL RECEPTgRo _3F

THE ,_MERI(_,",N (_RAY bL_UIRREL

C_NE R NATL 204,073664

bR_)_N F,.MURA_-.AMI M EARLY RLCEPT,_R POTLNIIAL 3F THE VLRTL_RATL RETINa,

CCPE F _RBB 100,017163

REVLRSIdLE PREE RAL;I(AL GENERATION IN [HE MLLANIN _RANULE5 _F TIIE

EYE BY VISIbLL LIGHT

C_RNv, FLL A FLPR ,,21,035762

CHANbEa IN [HE LLL(..TRICAL RESPONbE ;3F TIIE REfINA F_LL_;ING VI._AL

DLPRIV_,T|_;N IN 46TJ_ ANNUAL MELTIN_ ATLA_IltC CITY N J APRIL 1962

CRAIG E AREC 145,031t÷63

EGLITI', J _B:.,ERVATIONb ON THE PH_T_RECEPI_RS _F THE FROG ULTRA._TR_CT_RL

_k R,:)DS AHD C_NI..S IN 76TH MEETINu AMLR ,_SS_JC F_F ANATOMISTS 1962

CRAWF@RD W REPT _OO,3COI)61

PERCEPTION OF M_VING _BJECTS

AD 253 184

CRA,','FBRD U SECT 000,001761

T_E P_iY.SIOL_L.,Y AND PSYCit_LOGY _F CgL_JUR RENDERINGIN VISUAL PR_uLL.1S _F C_L_R SYHP_SIUM V_JL 2 SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

(rt_MIC,Z,L PU6LIS_IINb CO N Y 1961

(RESCITELLI F FEPR 022,051963

T_4E VISUAL PIGRENT SYSTEM gF GEKK_ GEKKO IN 47TH ANN MEETING

_F F_DERAII_N _F AMLR S_CIETIES F_R LXPLRIMLNTAL BIlL 1963

CRESCITELLI F JGPH 044,091161

GARDNER E C_H<REaPg.NDENCES IN THE BEHAVIOR _F THE ERG AND BF THE

PG)TENTIALS EV_KEb AT TH_ VISUAL (F_RTEX

t.RES( ITELLI F JGPH U47,003363

]'HE PmCT_)SLNSI[IVE RLTINAL PIGMLN[ SYblLM _JF GLKKB _LKK_

CI<SbUY P NATL 185,043860

MLASUREMLNT gF VISUAL RANbE

46

L-R©VITZ H SCIE 134,061461

DIFFERENTIAL A(_UITY gl: TI_E TW,J LYLS AND TIlL PRfDULEM 9F gCUL_RDCM I NAN(_[: S

DARTNALL tt ARPH 025,343363

TANSLEY K PtiYLI_Lg'(JY JF VIblDN RLTINAL b[RUCTURE AND VIJUAL PIGMLNTb

DARTNALL tt NATI_ i8B,341560

VISUAL PIGNLN1 FROM /, PURE C,DNE RLTINA

DARTNALL H PRSL B154,02506I

VISUAL DIG:.IENTS i]EF_I_,[: AN[:. AFTER EXTRACTIL_N FRi;M VISUAL CELLS

DARTNALL _i SECT L_00,012761

THE SPKCTRAL VARJATIgN _F THe: RLLATIVL PH_TgSENSITIVITIEO ;DF o_MEVISUAL P I (St+tENTS

IN VISUAL PROBLEm< _F (gL_UR SYMP_Z.SIUM V_L 1 SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

Cr;LN_iCAL PGL, Llbi_IN(J C_J N Y 19oi

DARTNALL H oECT uub,O1476_

VISUAL PIGNLNTS dF C_L_UR VISIDN

IN iCSb NiECHANIb_Ib _F C_L_UR DI_LRIMINATI_N

PERGAMON PRESb N Y 1960

DARTNALL H bEET 000,032362

EXT_ACTIgN MEASURE_IENT AND ANALYOIS CF VISUAL PHOTBPIGMENTIN THE EYE V_L 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVb_N H ED

ALADEP.1IC PRLSS INC N Y 1962

DARTNALL t_ SECT 000,036762

Tr_E IDENTITY ,,NV blSTRIubTiSN _F VISUAL PIGMENT5 IN THL ANIMALKINGE)_N

IN THE EYE VgL 2 THE VISUAL PRgCLSS DAVS@N H EDA(.ADEP_IL PRESS INC N Y 1952

DARTNALL H SECT 000,042762

TttE CFiEMICAL STRUCTURE AND PHgT_CHEMISIRY OF THE VISUAL PIGMENTSIN THE EYE V_L 2 THE VISUAL PRgCESS DAVSgN H ED

ACADEP.1IC PRE:SS INC N Y 1962

DARTNALL H L)EC[ 000,047362

T_IE PROPERTIED OF VISUAL PIGMENTb IN PHOT_RECEPTORS

1N THE EYE VSL 2 ThE VISUAL PRMCLSS uAVb_N H LUACADE>IIE PRLLb INC N Y 19oz

47

DARTNALLH SECT000,052362TA3LEb_F VISUAL PIGMENTSIN THE EYEV_L 2 THEVISUAL PROCESSDAVbONH EDACADEMICPRESSINC N Y 1962

DAUMERK ZVPH046,03366bCSNTRASTING.SEN31TIVIIY eF BEESTO WHITELIGHT #ITH VARYING b V C_NTLNT

DAVS_N H ED UgOK 000,000062ACADEMIC PRESS N Y THE EYE V_L 1 THROUGH 4

DAWN NATL 196,114362WHY AFTER IMAGES ARE N_T SEEN IN NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES

DE LA MOTTE I NAWI 050,036363

INVESTIGATIONS 0F THE COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY 0F PHOTOSENSITIVITY 0F

BLINDED FISH

DE ROBERTIS E JGPH 043,000160

SOME OBSERVATIONS 0N THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND MORPHOGENESIS 0F

PHOTORECEPTORS IN MECHANISMS 0F VISION

DE VALSIS R SCIE 146,118464

JAC¢bS G AURAMOV I RESPONSES OF SINGLE CELLS IN VISUAL SYSTEM T_ SHIFTS

IN THE WAVELENGTH OF LIGHT

DE VAL@IS R JGPH 043,011560

C_LOR VISION MECHANISMS IN MONKEY IN MECHANISMS IN VISION

DENTON E JMBK 043,006563

THE VISUAL PIGMENTS OF S_ME DEEP SEA ELASM_BRANCHS

DENT@N E SECT 000,018161

LIGHT ABSORPTION BY THE INTACT RETINAIN VISUAL PRBBLEMS _F CSL_R SYMPBSIUM V_L I SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

CHEMICAL PUBLISHING C0 N Y 19_

DIAMOND A JEPS C64,033662

SIMULTANEBUS CONTRAST AS A FUNCTION OF TEST FIELD AREA

DIAMOND A JOSA 052,070062

BRIGHTNESS OF A FIELD AS A FUNCTION _F ITS AREA

48

DILLY N _._JM:., 1()t._,991_64

STUDIES E)N T_IL RE(_EPTGRS IN TIlE CERLb, RAL VESICLE 9F THE AUCILi/,NTADPdLE 2 THE CCELLU5

D_DT E ,,_,(JPH 275,060162

Ld'MPAR/,,TIvE 5TU[_IEcJ C_F ThE /\L)/\PTJVL L)LH;\VI_R 3F PURL CM,",,E RETINAE

D',,.:r)T E bS_P .__1&,,025964

L:,Ab NA,JHL:Ii': LIKRLGGNU Ui_D _LblI-t...,,"_,.., R__IINALLR NLURIJNE LiL. I

INTE:<KITTILRLNDER _ELILI_TbNo

D_DT E J_SA 051,12696i

CIIANOEb _F TI_RE._H_LD DURIJ_(; LIGHT ANu bARK _DAHTATION F_LL_,',IN_

EXPCobRL T,; oPL(_TR,.L LIGHlb JF Lu_.L ctD]_PiL AND EUU_L PH_TOPIE

LFF I (_I LNL i LL,

U_NNER K oECT 00O,017J61

THE SPECTRAL SENSITIVI1Y _F VERTLBRAIE RETINAL ELEMENTS

IN VISUAL PR_bLE_IS ;_F COL_;R SYMPGSIUM V#L 2 SAYCE L CtdAIRMANCHEMICAL PUL: C_ N Y 1961

D_TY R EXNC 005,031962

C_RTICAL RESPONSES T_ LOCAL ELECTRICAL bTIMJLAflgN _F RETIN,_

D_LING J bCIE 147,005765

FGVEAL RECEPTORS OF THE M_NKEY I_UTINA FiNE STRdCTbRE

DE, CRgZ J JPHL 168,PC5203

RUSHT_N i': C_NE DARK ADAPTATION (URVLS

DZEND_LET E JgSA uS0,OSbiOC

STANDING PJTENTIALb 0F THE FROGS LYE

DZEND_LET E JD3A 65C,990360

EFFECTS _F PREPARATION AND LL_CTR_C_ PLACLMLNT _N THE FROG ERG

EAKIN R AMZC0 O01,044661

FINE bTRL, C]L.iKE vSF u_.'.E LITTLE KNL;,,N PHbT_I£EC__PT,uRS i;._ A_,iER _kSC _F

Z_L_GIuT3 58Tkt ,,:,NhUAL MFETIN,.., L}LNVLR (.__L_R_L)E} oc..(_ 1901

EAKIN R AMZC_ t.02,Jb2U62

v, ESTFALL J EFFECTS _F VITAMIN A DEFICILNCY CJN PH_T_RLCEpIT_R.s Ii"_ THELATERAL AND MEDIAN EYEJ CF TItL LIZARD 3CEL_P_RJu 2;CCIDENTALIu

4:9

EAKIN R

',.,'EST FALL J

OF LIZARDS

JBBC 008,048360

FURTHER OB_ERVATI"JNS _N THE FINE STRUCTURE ;OF IItE PARIETAL Z.Y[_

EAKIN R JGPH 046,A35962LINES ,OF EVrSLUTI,bN _bF PH_SIORECEpIIjRS IN 671H ANNUAL MEETING uiSCIETYL'_F GENERAL Pf(YSI_/.lJGISTS 1962

ELENIUS V ACOH 039,102061

THE EFFE(T 0F I INTENSITY BF LIGHT ADAPTATION ON THE REC_bVERY IN TilE

DARK _F TIlE tlUt<AN ELECTR_RETIN_GRAM

ENOCH J AJOP 051,110761

VISUALIZATION _F ',','AVEGUIDE MODES IN RETINAL RECEPT_bRu

ENBCH J bPHP 222,019461

RESPONSE _F A M_DEL RETINAL RECEPTOR AS A FUNCTION _F _,AVE LLNGTH

ENOCH J JOSA 050,102560

_AVEGUIDE. M_DES ARE THEY PRESENT AND aHAT IS THEIR PgSSISLE ROLE

IN TIIE VISUAL MECHANISM

EN#CH J J_SA 051,112261

NATURE AND TRANSMISSION _F ENERGY IN THE RETINAL RECEPTORS

ENOCH J JOSA 053,00716_

GPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE RETINAL RLCLPT_RS

ENOCH J J_SA 054,036864

VALIDATION _F AN INDICAT@R gF MAMMALIAN RLTINAL RECEPTOR RESPONSE

ACTION SPECTRUM

ENSCti J SCIE 133,135361

WAVEGUIDE I40DES IN RETINAL RECEPTORS

ENRIGHT J BIBU 120,014861

LUNAR 0RIENTATION OF AN AMPHIPOEL

FALK G JPHL 167,P03663

FATT P P_BTOCCNDUCTIVE CHANGES IN A SUSPENSION _F R#D _UTER _EGMENTu

5O

FATLIICIIANDR SCIL 137,35_66ZRLTINALRECEPT_)RPSTLNTIALSAND lli_.j[:', LINEAR RLLATION._HIP T_

LIGHT INTENSITY

FENDER D SCAM 211,002464C_NTR_L MECHANIbMS OF THE LYE

FERNANDEZ GUARD.A UIMB 018,000160

THE RECEPTOR IN ThE PROCESS _F ttAblTUATI_)N IN TrtL. VIb_AL PATH_,AY

FERNANDEZ MORAN H uECT 000,052161

THE FINE STRUCTURE 8F VERTEBRATE I\NL) IKVERTLBRATE PH6T_RECEPI6RSAS REVEALED U.Y L_W TEMPERATURE ELEETRgN MICRSSC_PY

IN THE STRUCTURE _F THE EYL SMI_LSER _ LDACADEMIC PRESS N Y 1961

FINE B INOP CO2,0z+z+663

ZI.MMERMAN L 2,BSERVATI_)NS rDN THE R2D AND C_NE LAYER _F THE HUM/,N RETINAA LIGHT AND ELECTRON ,MICRGSC'_PIC STUL)Y

FINGERMAN M AREC 137,03566J

T_ENTY F_UR H_CR CYCLE 0F MiGRaTION _F THE PR_JXIMAL RETINAL

PIGMENT IN T_:L DWARF LRi, YPJS_ CAMARLLLUb briUFLLk, TI

FINGERMAN M AREC 137,035760

RESPONSEL_ {,)F THE PRSXIMAL RETINAL PIGMENT IN Tr_L DWARF CRAYFIL_H

CAMBARELLUS $HL, FELDTI T8 ILLUMINATI_N

FIgRENTINI A REPT 000,000060 AD 251 23d

R_NCH L bASIC RLSEARCIt IN THE: FIELD OF VISIONANNUAL SUMMARY REPT NO ] CONTRACT AF 51 052 BO AFObR 2 '_• ..J.v

FORBES A JNPH 025,060062

ELECTRORETINOGRAM 0F FRESH ,#ATER TURTLES RECOVERY RATEa FROM RED

AND _RANGE LIGHT ADAPTATION

F_X R REPT 000,000061

DEVELOPMENT 8F PHSTOREACTIV'E MATERIALb F_R EYE PR_TECTIdE DLVICEb

USAF ATE SCki _F AERBSPACE MLD REPT 61 67

FUORTES M BPHP 22C,018260

INITIATIBN gF IMPULSES IN VISUAL CELLS _F LIMULUS

51

FUORTE3M DOOP 018,028464

HODGI<,IN A (_IIAN(_ES IN TIME SCALE AND 5LNSITIVITY IN LIHuLb3 _3MM_,TILJI,,

FUORTES M JGPH 046,043565

TRANSIENT RESP@NSE_ T@ SUDDEN ILLUMINATION IN CLLL5 GF THE EYE _F

LIMULUS

Fb_RTE3 M JGPH 047,044364

YE_NDLE S PR_UADILITY _F OCCURRENCE ZF DISCRLTL P_TENTIAL WAVLu IN

THE EYE OF LIMCLUS

FUORTES M

H_DGKIN A

LIMULUS

JPHL 172,023964

(.tTANbLS IN TINE S(.ALL AND 5LNSITIVITY IN THE #MM_fIUI_, _F

FUORTES M SCIE 142,00696b

VISUAL RESPeNSES IN THE EYE 0F THE DRAGON FLY

GAZE R JPHL 042,000363

THE RETINO TECTAL PR@JECTION IN XEN_PUS WITH COMPOUND EYES

GIBSON I JPHL 161,PCI062

VISUAL MECHANISMS IN A CONE MON_CHR_MAT IN PRBC _F THE PHYSI_L _CLeND ENGLAND DEC 1961

GISG@RGI A JOSA 653,048063

EFFECT @F WAVELENGTH ON THE RELATISNSHIP BETWEEN CRITICAL FLICKER

FREQUENCY AND INTENblTY IN FOVE_L VISION

GLESER V DANR 155,071L64

NEVSKAIA A SYNCHR_NObS AND CONSECUTIVE INFORMATION PROCESSING IN TIIE

VISUAL SYSTEM

GLEZER V BIFR 005,017760

R_LE _F THE NERV6US CSMPONENT IN DARK ADAPTATION

GLEZER V FZHR 046,155360

THE FUNQI_NTAL UNITb OF F@VEAL VISION

GLEZER V PRIR 010,001462

IMAGES AND T_IE MECHANISM @F VISI_N

52

GOGUEN J JR BMBP 026,012164COLOR PERCEPTION USING A SINGLE CgNE TYPE WITH DISTRIBUTED MAXIMUM

SENSITIVITY

GOLDSMITH T JCBI 014,048962FINE STRUCTCRE OF THE RETINULAE IN THE COMPOUND EYE OF THE HBNEY BEE

GOLDSMITH T JGPH 043,077550

THE NATURE OF THE RETINAL ACTION POTENTIAL AND THE SPECTRAL

SENSITIVITIES OF bLTRAVI_LET AND GREEN RECEPTOR SYSTEMS BF THE

COMPOUND EYE OF THE WORKER HONEYBEE

GOLDSMITH T JGPH 047,043364

WARNER L VITAMIN A IN THE VISION OF INSECTS

GOLDSMITH T _CIE 148,006564

BARKER R C_HEN C SENSITIVITY OF VISUAL RECEPTORS OF CARgTEN_ID

DEPLETED FLIES A VITAMIN A CEFICIENCY IN AN INVLRTEERATE

GOLDSMITH T SECT 000,077161

THE COLOR VISIgN OF INSECTS

IN A SYMPOSIUM OF LIGHT AND LIFL MCELROY W GLASS BEDS

JOHN H@PKINS PRESS BALTIMORE MD 1981

GOODGE W JMOR 107,007960

ADAPTATIeNS FOR AMPHIBIOUS VISION IN THE DIPPER CINCLUS MEXICANUS

GBODMAN L JEBI 041,040364

THE LANDING RESPONSES OF INSECTS 2 THE ELECTRICAL RESPONSE _F THE

COMPOUND EYE _F THE FLY LUCILIA SERICAIA UPON STIMULATION BY M_VING

OBJECTS AND SLBW CHANGES OF LIGHT INTENSITY

G@RGILADZE G DANR 155,023064

SMIRNOV G THE EFFECT PRODUCED BY LABYRINTH POLARIZATION _N THE

C_NDUCTANCE OF STIMULI IN THE OPTICAL SYSTEM

GOURAS P INOP 001,Q12262

THE RESONANT FREQUENCIES OF ROD AND CONE ELECTR_RETINOGRAMS

GOURAS P JPHL 152,048760

GRADED POTENTIALS OF BREAM RETINA

53

_OURAS P SCIE 145,041364

CARR R PRIMATE RETINAL RESPONbEQ SLOw CHANGES DURING REPETITIVE

STIMULATION WITH LIGHT

GRANDA A JOSA 051,064861

ELECTRICAL RESPONSES OF THE HUMAN EYE T_ COLORED FLICKERING LIGHT

GRANIT R SECT G00,057562

NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE RETINA

IN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVSON H ED

ACADEMIC PRESS INC N Y 1962

GRUSSER _ AGPH 275,029262

PERIODIC ACTIVATION PERIODS OF VISUAL NEURONS AFTER SH_RT LIGHT

STIMULI OF VARYING DURATION

GUEDRY F JAPP 017.039862

COMPENSATORY NYSTAGMUS CBNDITIONED DURING ADAPTATION TO LIVING IN A

ROTATING RgOM

GUEDRY F REPT 000,000061

REDUCTIgN OF NYSTAGMUS AND DISORIENTATION IN HUMAN SUBJECTS

US NAVAL SCH AV MED AND NASA JOINT REPT 69

GUIGNARD J AERM 033,12306_

MEASUREMENTS _F EYE MOVEMENTS DURING LBW FREQUENCY VIBRATION

GUREVICH B ulFR 005,018860CONDITIONED FIXATION REFLEXES AND CER[AIN ASPECTS BF THE

CYBERNETICS gF EYE MOVEMENTS IN MAN

GURIAN B EXNU 002,019160

RIGGS L ELECTRICAL PBTENTIALS WITHIN THE INTACT FRgG RETINA

GORTOVOI G _PYR 005,053860bURDIANSKAIA Y REACTIVITY _F THE HUMAN RETINA TB X IRRADIATION

HAGINS W BIBU i19,031660

ADAMS R MBVEMENTS gF SODIUM AND PBTASSIUM IN THE SQUID RETINA

HALLETT P JPHL 160,036462

THE RELATIONSHIP _F VISUAL THRESHOLD T_ RETINAL POSITION AND AREA

54

HALLETT P JPHL 163,017552SCOTOPIC ACUITY AND A_SOLUTL THRLSH_LD iN BRIEF FLAbHL3

HAMAbAKI D IN_P 002,029465

EVIDENCE THAT THE EFFECT OF b_DIuM 10N5 ON THE ELECTR_RSTIN_GRAM lu

MAINLY ON THE RECEPTORS IN SECTIONAL MEETINGS ZF ASSZ[ FZR R_5_ARCHIN OPHTHALMOLOGY 1962 1953

HANSON J JOSA 050,955960

STUDIES ON DARK AD_PTATION 4 PRE EXPOSURE TOLERANCE _F THEDARK ADAPTED PERIPHERAL RETINA


STUDIES ON DARK ADAPTATION 5 EFFECT _F VARIOJS SIZES _F CENTRALLY

FIXATED PRE EXPOSURE FIELDS _N F_VEAL AND PERIPHERAL VIbI_N


STUDIES _N DARK ADAPTATION 6 EFFECTS 0N F_VEAL DARK ADAPTATION _F

SERIES 0F ALTERNATING LIGHT AND DARK


STUDIES ON DARK ADAPTATION 7 EFFECT _F PRE EXPOSURE COLOR ON

FOVEAL DARK ADAPTATION

HARTE R JBSA 051,1275bi

RECEPTeR ELEMENTS OF THE HUMAN RETINA AS SEMICZNDJCTORS

HARTLINE H SECT O00,02@161

INHIBITORY INTERACTION IN THE RETINA ANO ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN VlblON

IN NERVOUS INHIBITION PROCEEDINGb OF A SYMPOSIuM FL_REY E ED

PERGAMON PRESS N Y 1961

HEATH G REPT 000,0000_2

THE TIME C_URSE OF NIGHT AND SPACE MYOPIA

AEROSPACE MED DIV 6570TH AEROSPACE MED RE5 LAB TECH REPT 62 80

HEBBARD F JOSA 050,015160

MARG E PHYSIOLOGICAL NYSTAGMUS IN THE CA1

HERMANN H AREC 147,020963

STARK L PREREGUISITE5 FOR A PHOTORECEPTOR bTRUCTURE IN THE CRAYFIbH

TAlL GANGLION

55

HERMANNH JNPH 026,021563

SINGLE UNIT RESPONSES IN A PRIMITIVE PHOTORECEPT_R _RGAN

HODGE M REPT 000.000061 AD 269 860

CRAWFORD M PIERCY M THE CONSTANT RATIO RULE AND VISUAL DISPLAYSGEORGIA U ATIIENS REPT NO 2

HgLLENBERG M AREC 148,041564

BERNSTEIN M T_tE F1NL STRUCTURE OF ThE _ROUND SQUIRREL RLTINA

H_VNANIAN H JBSA 050,092160

SCANNING MECHANISM IIYPBTHESIS _F VISION

HOWARTH C J@SA 051,034561

@N BFF INTERACTION IN THE HUMAN ELECTRBRETINOGRAM

HUBBARD R NATL 188,006860

REGENERATION gF VISUAL PIGMENTS FROM THEIR L_W TEMPERATURE

PHOTOPRODUCTS

HUBBARD R SECT 000,015761

ON THE CHR_MBPH_RES 0F THE VISUAL PIGMENTS

IN VISUAL PRBBLEMS _F C_LBR SYMPOSIUM V_L i SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

CHEMICAL PUb C_ INC N Y 1961

HUBEL D JPHL 154,057260

RECEPTIVE FIELDS OF _PTIC NERVE FIBERS IN THE SPIDER MONKEY

HUBEL D JPHL 160,010662

RLCEPTIVE FILLDS BINOCULAR INTERACTION AND FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE

IN THE CATS VISUAL CORTEX

HUNT R SECT 000,027161

ADAPTATION AND THE TRICHROMATIC THEORY

IN VISUAL PROULEMS 0F COLBR SYMPOSIUM VOL 2 SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

CHEMICAL PUB C0 INC N Y 1961

HURVICH L SECT 000,032361

FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF A QUANTIFIED 0PPONENT COLOURS THEORY

IN VISUAL PROBLEMS OF COLOR SYMPOSIUM V_L 2 SAYCE L CHAIR


56

IKEDAM JOSA052,069762EFFECTOF TESTFLASHDURAIIONUPONTHESPECTRALSENmI[IVITY MF THEEYE

ISHIKAWAS JIPH 00B,O4B562

VISUAL REL, PONSE PATTERNS OF SINGLE GANGLION CELLS IN THE BPTIC LOBE

OF THE SILKW0RIV MSTH BgMBYX MORI L

JACOBSON J REPT 000,000062

EFFECTS OF THERMAL ENERGY ON RETINAL FUNCTION

AEROSP MED DIV 6570TH AEROSP MED RES LABS WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO

TECH DgC REPT AMRL TDR 62 96

JACOBSBN M QJEP 049,019964

GAZE R TYPES BF VISUAL RESPBNSE FROM SINGLE UNITS IN THE OPTIC

TECTUM AND OPTIC NERVE OF THE GOLDFISH

JAGGER B BIPJ 005,007565

STAFFORD R EVIDENCE FBR TWO MECHANISMS OF PHOTOREACTIVATION IN

ESCHERICHIA COLI

dANDER R JCCP G56,013760

SENSORY DI_CRIMINATIBN BETWEEN LIGHT AND LIGHT INTENSITY PAIIERN5

BY ARTHROPODS

dANDER R ZVPH 046,038363

DAUMER K WATERMAN T P_LARIZED LIGHT _RIENTATI_N BY TW_ HAWAIIAN DECAPOD

CEPHALBPODS

JOHNSBN M NATL 190,092461

FORMATION _F AN _MMATIN PIGMENT FROM TYROSINE BY ULTRA VIOLET

IRRADIATIBN

JUDD D JOSA 050,025460

APPRAISAL ON LANDS WORK ON TWO PRIMARY COLOR PROJECTIONS

KAHLING J BIZE 080,043961

INVESTIGATIBNS ON THE LIGHT SENSE AND ITS LBCALIZATION IN THE CAVE

FISII ANBPTICHTHYS JORDANI HUBBS AND INNES CHARACIDAL

KAMPA E JMBK 043,068363

ABBBTT B BODEN B SOME ASPECTS BF VISION IN THE LOBSTER HOMARUS

VULGARIS IN RELATION TB THE STRUCTURE OF ITS EYE

57

KARLI P JPHP 054,035562

ABSENCE _F VISUAL CELLS AND _F PH_TZRECEPTIVE RESP_NbE IN THE

RETINA OF THE MBUSE

KARP A NATL 188,004060

TRITAN@PIA AND TWO COLOUR IMAGE SYNTHESIS

KEESEY U JOSA O50,g70960

EFFECTS OF INVOLUNTARY EYE MOVEMENTS 0N VISUAL ACUITY

KEESEY U JOSA 052,071962

VISIBILITY BF MACH BANDS WITH IMPOSED MOTIONS OF THE RETINAL IMAGE

KELLY D AREC 145,024863

SMITH S PHOTORECEPTIVE FINE STRUCTURE IN THE PINEAL 0RGANS OF TIIE

ADULT FROG RANA PIPIENS IN 76TH MLLTING AMER ASSOC _F ANATOMISTS 1962

KELLY D JOSA 052,094062

VISUAL RESPONSES TB TIME DEPENDENT STIMULI 4 EFFECT OF CHROMATIC

ADAPTATION

KENNARD D JPHL 165,P03263

SMYTH G MINIATURE BLINKS AND THEIR FUNCTIONING IN VISUAL TRACKING

KENNEDY D AREC 138,036060

0N THE SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY 0F VISUAL SYSTEMS IN DECAPBD CRUSTACLA

KENNEDY D JGPH 044,027760

NEURAL PH_T_RECEPTI_N IN A LAMELL15RANCH M_LLUSC

KENNEDY D JGPH 046,055163

PHYSIOLOGY _F PHgTORECEPTOR NEURONS IN THE ABDOMINAL NERVE CORD

OF THE CRAYFISH PROCAMBARUS GIRARD

KIT_ Y ABBP 048,028761

ISHIOAMI M Y_SHIZAMA T ON THE LABILL INTERMEDIATE 0F RHOD_PSIN AS

DEMONSTRATED BY LOW TEMPERATURE ILLUMINATION

KLAUSK_FP J J@SA 052,10#662

LIGHT DISTRIbUTION IN HUMAN RETINAL IMAGES

58

KOZAK W AJAS 025,010262ANALYSIS 0F MAINTAINED FIRING PATTERNS _F SINGLE RETINAL GANGLION

CELLS IN THE CAT

KRAUSKOPF J JOSA 050,057260

CORNSWEET T RIGGS L ANALYSIS gF EYE MOVEMENTS DURING M_NBCULAR AND

BINOCULAR FIXATION

KUIPER J SSEB 016,005862

THE _PTICS BF THE C_MP_UND EYE C_LE_PTERA DIPTLRA HYMEN_PTERA

CRUSTACEA MEROST_MATA IN UIOL RECEPTOR MECH 1901

KUWABARA M BPHP 216,006160

NAKA K RESPBNSE BF A SINGLE RETINULA CLLL TO P_LARIZED LIGHT

LAND E SCIE 138,058962

BINOCULAR CBMBINATI_N OF PROJECTED IMAGES

LAND M JPHL 175,P00964

THE EYE OF THE SCALLOP A CONCAVE REFLECTOR

LEEDS A JEBI 041,011964

THE LOCATION OF THE PHOTOPERIODIC RECEPTORS IN THE APHID MEGOURA

VICIAE BUCKTON

LEES A JEBI 041,011964

THE LOCATION OF THE PHOTOPERIODIC RECEPTBRS IN THE APHID MEGOURA

VICIAE UUCKTON

LEGRAND Y SECT 000,020461

COLOUR THEORIES AND THEIR IMPLICATIBNS IN COLOUR VISION

IN VISUAL PROBLEMS OF COLOR SYMPOSIUM VOL 2 SAYCE L CHAIRMAN

CHEMICAL PUB C0 N Y 1961

LENNOX BUCHTHAL M DOOP 018,024564

SINGLE UNIT STUDIES AND THE MECHANISM OF FLICKER FUSION

LETTVIN J SECT 000,075761

TWO REMARKS OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM OF FROGS

IN SENSORY COMMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM ROSENBLITH W ED

NIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JOHN WILEY AND SONS N Y 1961

LTSCHR HAZELHBFF JDBOP 018,027564

KUIPER J RESPONSES OF THE BLOWFLY TO LIGHT FLASHES AND TO SINU50IDALLY

MODULATED LIGHT

59

LICHTENSTEINM JBSA 050,046160

MINIMUM DETECTABLE DARK INTERVAL BETWEEN TRAINS 0F PERCEPTUALLY

FUSED FLASHES

LICHTENSTEIN M JOSA 051,103361

RELATIVL VISUAL LATENCY AS A FUNCTION OF RETINAL LOCUb

LIEBMAN P BIPJ 002,016162

IN SITU MICROSPECTROPHOTBMETRIC STUDIES ON THE PIGMENTS 0F SINGLE

RETINAL RODS

LIPETZ L ABMP 007,013160

THE LIMULUS EYE AS AN INFORMATION CGNVERTER MECHANISM5 F_R THE

TRANSFER OF INFORMATION FROM THE LIGHT IMAGE T_ THE 0PTIC NERVE

DISCHARGE

LIPETZ L SCIE 133,063961A MECHANISM _F LIGHT ADAPTATION

LIT A JOSA 050,097060

EFFECT 0F TARGET VELOCITY IN A FRONTAL PLANE ON BINOCULAR SPATIAL

LOCALIZATIBN AT PHOTOPIC RETINAL ILLUMINANCE LEVELS

LLOYD V JOSA 050,033260

ROLE OF THE LIGHT DARK RATI8 AS A DETERMINANT _F THE FLICKER FObI_N

THRESHOLD

LOWENSTEIN 0 AJOP 057,056964

KAWABATA H LgEWENFELD I THE PUPIL AS INDICATOR _F RETINAL ACTIVITY

LUKASHEVICH T DANR 145,078963

CHANGES IN THE ACTIVITY OF ENZYMES 0F TIIE SUCCINIC OXIDASE aYbTEM

IN THE PHOTORECPTORS OF VERTEBRATES KEPT IN DIFFERENT C_NDITIONb _F

ILLUMINATION

LURIA S JOSA 050,025160

EFFECT 0F DIFFERENTIAL BINOCULAR ADAPTATION 0F SCOT_PIC ACUITY


EFFECT 0F RED VS WHITE ADAPTATION AND TARGET ILLUMINATION 0N THE

TEMPORAL CSURSE 0F SCOTOPIC ACUITY

6O


ACCgMMODATION AND SCgTgPIC VISUAL ACUITY


PHASE RELATIONS IN FLICKER FUSION

MACADAM D SECT 000,020961

BEAT FREQUENCY HYPOTHESIS QF COLOUR PERCEPTION

IN VISUAL PROBLEMS OF COLOR SYMPOSIUM VOL 2 SAYCE L CHAIRMAN


MACKAVEY W JOSA 052,008562

BARTLEY S CASELLA C DISINHIBITION IN THE HUMAN VISUAL SYSTEM

MACRAE E AMZO 003,054863

FINE STRUCTURE QF PLANARIAN DUGESIA TIGRINA PHQTORECEPTBR CELLS

MACRAE E JULR 010,033464

gBSERVATIQNS gF THE FINE STRUCTURE OF PHOTQRECEPTOR CELLS IN THE

PLANARIAN DUGESIA TIGRINA

MACWORTH N SCIE 136,038762

VISUAL ACUITY WHEN EYES ARE PURSUING MOVING TARGETS

MAKAR0V P BIFR 005,078460

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FACTORS 0F INTENSITY DURATION AND AREA IN

DETERMINING THE EXCITABILITY 0F THE HUMAN VISUAL ANALYSER

MARKS W FEPR 022,051963

MACNICHBL E JR DIFFERENCE SPECTRA 0F SINGLE GBLDFISH C_NES

IN 47TH ANN MEETING FED OF AMER S0C F0R EXPER BIOL 1963

MARKS W SCIE 143,118164

D_BELLE W MACNICH_L E JR VISUAL PIGMENTS OF SINGLE PRIMATE CONES

MARRIOTT F JPHL 169,041665

THE FOVEAL ABSOLUTE VISUAL THRESHOLD FOR SHORT FLASHES AND SMALL FIELDS

MARRIOTT F SECT 000,023162

C@LOR VISION C@LOR MATCHES

IN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVSON H ED


61

MARRIOTT F SECT 000,025162

COLOR VISION THE TW9 COLOR THRESHOLD TECHNIQUE OF STILESIN THE EYE VOL 2 TIlE VISUAL PROCESS UAVSON H ED


MARRIOTT F 5ECT 000,027362

C_LOR VISION OTHER PHENOMENA1N THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVSON H ED


MARRIOTT F SECT 000,Q29962

COLOR VISION THEORIESIN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCLSS OAVSON H ED


MATIN L DIAB 020,385660

BINOCULAR SUMMATIBN AT THE ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD OF PERIPHERAL VISIBN

MATIN L JOSA 052,127662

BINOCULAR SUMMATION AT THE ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD BF PERIPHERAL VISION

MATTEUCCI P OPHT 143,002562

PERIPHERAL FUSION AND ANBMALBUS RETINAL CBRRESPBNDENCE

MATURANA H JGPH 043,$12960

LETTVIN d MCCULLOCH W PITTS W ANATgMY AND PHYSIBLOGY _F VISION IN THE

FROG

MAZOKHIN PORSH, G BIFR 005,079060

SYSTEM OF COLOUR VISIBN _F THE FLY CALLIPHORA

MAZOKHIN G BPYR 005,034060

COLBRIMETRIC STUDY OF THE PROPERTIES OF COLBUR VISION OF INSECTS AS

EXEMPLIFIED UY TilE HOUSE FLY

MCCOLGIN F JOSA 050,077460

M_VEMENT THRESHOLDS IN PERIPHERAL VISIBN

METSCHL N LVPH 047,023063

LLECTRBPHYSIOL_GICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON CALLIPH_RA OCELLI

MIDDLETON W JOSA 051,005461

VISUAL THRESHOLDb IN THE RETINAL PERIPHERY FOR RED GREEN AND WHITE

SIGNAL LIGHTS

62

MILLERW SCIE 135,031662NEURALACTIVITY IN THL PARILTALLYL OFA LIZARD

MILLER W SECT000,032561VISUAL PHOTORECEPTORSTRUCTUREIN THECELL VOL4 URACHETMIRSKYEDSACADEMICPRESSN Y 1961

MILL_TT N PICZ 016,011863

SPINE M_VEMENTS IN RESPBNSE TB PHOTIC STIMULI AND THEIR IMPLICATIBNS

IN THE ECHINOID DIADEMA ANTILLARUM IN 16TH INTLRN CONGRESS ZOOL 1963

MITARAI G JGPH 043,009560

DETERMINATIBN 0F ULTRAMICROELECTRODE TIP POSITION IN THE RETINA IN

RELATION T_ S POTENTIAL IN MECHANISMS IN VISION

N_ODY M BIRS 039,004364

PHOT_RECEPT_,R _RGANELLES IN ANIMALS

M_BDY M JBBC 007,008760

THE FINE STRUCTURE OF SOME RETINAL PHBTBRECEPTORS

MO@DY M NAIL 186,083960

THE VISUAL SYSTEM _F @CTBPUS 2 DISCRIMINATION BF POLARIZED LIGHTBY OCT@PUS

MORT@N R SECT 000,011361

THE MULTIPLICITY @F VISUAL PIGMENTS

IN VISUAL PROBLEMS BF C@LOR SYMPOSIUM VBL i SAYCE L CHAIR

CHEMICAL PUB CB N Y 1961

MOTBKAWA K JNPH 024,010161

SLOW PBTENTIALS AND SPIKE ACTIVITY OF RETINA

MOTgKAWA K TJMJ 071,026160

YAMASHITA E OGAWA T STUDIES ON RECEPTIVE FIELDS OF SINGLE UNITS

WITH C_LORED LIGHTS

MBTOKAWA K TJMJ 078,020962

THE ELECTRICAL FIELD IN THE RETINA AND PATTERN VISION

MeUNTF_RD S JULR U09,040363

EFFECT 8F LIGHT AND DARK ADAPTATIBN _N THE VESICLE POPULATI_N_ OF

RECEPTOR BIPSLAR SYNAPSES

63

MBUNTF_RDS JULR 010,020764FILAMENTOUSBRGANELLESIN RECEPTBRBIPBLARSYNAPSESBF THERETINA

MUNTZW JCNU122,006964SUTHERLANDN THE R_LE _F CROSSEDANDUNCROSSED_PTIC NERVEFIBERSIN [HE VISUAL DISCRIMINATION_F _HAPLbY RATS

MUNTZW JNPH025,071262EFFECTIVENESS_F DIFFLRENTCOLORS_F LIGHT IN RELEASINGANDP_SITIVE PH_T_TACTICI_EHAVIOR#_FFROGSANDA PBSSIBLEFUNCTIBN_FTHERFIINAL PRCJECTI_NT_ THE DILNCEPHAL_N

MUNTZwVISION IN FROGS

SCAM 210,011064

MYERS 0 NATL 193,044962

SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY OF VISUAL RECEPTOR CELLS

NAKA K JGPH 044,057161

REC@RDING OF RETINAL ACTI@N P_TENTIALS FROM SINGLE CELLm IN THE INSECT

C_MP_UND EYE

NAKA K JJPH 010,043660

INOMA S K_SUGI Y TONG C RECBRDING eF ACTIBN POTENTIALS FROM SINGLE CELLS

IN THE FROG RETINA

NEISSER U

VISUAL SEARCH

SCAM 210,009464

NICOL J JMBK 041,069561

Pm_TOMECHANICAL CHANGLb IN THE LYES _F FISHES i RETIN_M_IBR CHANGE&

IN S_LEA S_LEA

NILSS_N S JCBI 019,A05365

INTERRECEPT_R C_NTACTS IN THE FROG RETINA RANA PIPIENS

NILSSBN S JULR 010,039064

AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC CLASSIFICATION OF THE RETINAL RECEPTBRb

_F THE LEOPARD FRBG RANA PlPIENS

_GAWA T AUJS 025,010362

RESPONSES _F RETINAL GANGLION CELLS T_ INTERMITTENT LIGHT

64

_bLE: k IN_P 001,046662

A CONSIDERATION OF THE HOROPTER THE PROCTOR AWARD LECTURE

_OLE k JOSA 050,030760

BLURRING OF THE RETINAL IMAuE AND CBNTRAbT THRESHOLD5 IN THE FBVEA

OGLE K JObA 051,086261

F_VEAL C_NTRAST THRESHOLDs WIIH bLURRING _F THE RETINAL IMAGE AND

INCREASING SIZE _F TE_T SIlMULUb

eOLE K JSSA Obl ,125501

PERIPIIEKAL CONTRAST THRESHOLDS AND BLURRING _3F THE RETINAL IMAGEFOR A P_INT LIGHT bOURCE

OGLE K JOSA 052,103562

BLURRING _F RETINAL IMAGE AND FOVEAL CONTRAST THRESHOLD _F

SEPARATED POINT LIGHT SOURCES

ONLEY J ARPS 015,002964

VISUAL SENSITIVITY

ONLEY J JBSA 052,093462

VISUAL RESPSNSES TB EQUALLY BRIGHT STIMULI _F UNEQUAL LUMINANCL

_NLEY J SCIE 132,166860

BRIGHTNESS SCALING BF WHITE AND COLORED STIMULI

@RLOV _ DANR 154,046364

MAXIMOVA E _N THE R_LE _F INTRA C_NE LIGHT FILTERS THE MECHANIGM OF

C_LOUR VISION IN THE LIZARD AND TIlE TURTLE

_RZALESI N

BAIRASI A JR

RETINAL RODS

JCBI 020,050954

FILAMENTOUS STRUCTURE5 1N THE INNER SEGMENT _F HUMAN

PAK W

EBREY TNATL 205,048465

VISUAL RECEPTOR P_TENTIAL _BSERVED AT SUB LER0 TEMPERATURES

PASTURE N

COL_R PHENOMENA

SCIE 132,139660

65

PAVL_V I UIFR ,)06,006661CHANGESIN TIIE FFFECTIVE51ZE 9F THE RECEPTORFIELD _F A FROGRETINA

PEDLLR C D_OP 016,020862

THE RADIAL F IURLL:, _ TilL RETINA

OEDLER C EXYR 002,003063

THE FINE STRUCTURE _F THL CbNE NF A DIURNAL GECK_ PIIELSUMA INUGUIS

PHILP@TT D uIBb 119,033260CHAET A ELECTR@N MICROSCOPIC OBSERVAIIZNb 0F THE STARFISH EYEbPZT

PlGU L RLPI 0U0,000062

VISUAL ACUITY IN RELATI_N T_ b_OY MRIENTATI_N AND G VECTOR

_ER_SP f,IED ()IV 6570TH AERObP MLD RL5 LAG TLCH U_C RLPT 62 74

PINEGIN N bELT uUO,03)701

INDEPENDENCE DF WAVELLNGTII _F THL THRESHOLD NUMBER OF QUANTA F_R

PERIPHLRAL RBD AND F_VEAL CONL VISION

IN VISUAL PROBLEMS _F COL_R SYMPOSIUM V_L Z SAYCE L CHAIR

C_tE_!ICAL PUb C_ INC N Y 1961

PlPA R SCIE 145,08Z964

NISHI_K_ N _LRN il THYSANGRAN MEUIAN FR6NTAL _RGAN IT5 STRUCTURAL

RESEMBLANCE T_ PHBT_RECEPT3RS

PIRENNE M DISC 023,001662

SEEING IN THE NEAR DARK

PIRENNE M SECT 0C0,001362

RODS AND C_NES

IN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PRgCESS DAVSON H ED


PIRENNE M SECT C00,003162

DIRECTIONAL SENSITIVITY BF THE R_DS AND CBNLS

IN IHE LYE V_L 2 THE VISUAL PROgEbb DAV_N H ED

_CADEMIC PRESs N Y 1962

PIRENNE M _ECT C00,006562

SPECTRAL LIMIN_US EFFICIENCY OF RADIATi_N _F RODS AND CBNEb

IN THE LYE V_L 2 THE VISUAL PRgCLSS UAVS_N H ED

ACADEMIC PRLSS INC N Y 1962

66

PIRENNE M SECT 00U,009362DARK ADAPTATION AND NIGHT VISION

1N THE EYE V@L 2 THE VISUAL PROCLSS uAVSON H LD


PIRENNE M SECT 000,012362

ABSOLUTE THRESHOLDS AND QUANTUM EFFECTS

IN THE LYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCLSS DAVSON H ED



QUANTUM FLUCTUATIONS AT THE ABSZLUTE THRESHgLD

IN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVSON H EDACADEMIC PRESS N Y 1962


LIMINAL BRIGHTNESS INCREMENTS

IN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVSON H EDACADEMIC PRESS N Y 1962


VISUAL ACTIVITY

IN THE EYE V@L 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVSON H ED



LIGHT ADAPTATION

IN THE EYE V_L 2 THE VISUAL PROCESS DAVb_N H ED



FLICKER AND AFTER IMAGES

IN THE EYE VOL 2 THE VISUAL PRBCESS DAVSON H ED


QUILLIAM T AREC 148,039664

SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE EYE OF THE M_LE TALPA EUROPAEA

RAMAN C CSCI 031,031562

THE ROLE 0F THE RETINA IN VISION

RAMAN C CSCI 032,029363

FLORAL C_L_URS AND THE PHYSIOLOGY OF VISION

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RAMANC LSCI 033,054164THENEWPHYbIOLOGY_F VISION CHAPTERI INTRODUCTORY

RAMANC CbCI 033,057164THENEWPHYSIOLBGYBF VISIBN CHAPTER2 VISUAL SENSATIBNoANDTHENATURE_F LIGHT

RAMANC CSCI 03_,060364IHE NEWPHYSIOLOGY_F VISION CHAPTER3 CBRPUSCLESOF LIGHT ANDTHLPERCEPII_N8F LUMIN_SI[Y

RAMANC CSCI 033,063564TrIE NEWPHYSIBLBGYBF VISIBN CHAPTERIV C_RPUSCLESOF LIGHT ANDTHEPERCEPTION_F F_RM

RAMANC CSCI 033,066764THE NEWPHYSIOLOGYOF VISION CHAPTERV CORPUSCLESOF LIGHT ANDTHEPERCEPTION_F C_L_UR

RAMANC CSCI 033,069964THENEWPHYblOLOGYOF VISION CHAPTERb VISIBN IN DIM LIGHT

RAMANC CSCI 033,073364THE NEWPHYSIOLOGYOF VISION CHAPTERVII ]HE PERCEPTIBN_F CBL_URINDIM LIGHT

RAMANC CSCI 034,000165THENEWPHYSIOLBGYOF VISION CHAPTERVIll THEPERCEPTIONBF POLARILEDLIGHT

RAMANC CSCI 034,003765THE NEWPHYSIOLOGYBF VISION CHAPTERIX THE STRUCTUREOF THEFOVEA

RAMANC IASP 056,007762TmER_LE OF THERETINA IN VISION

RATLIFF F bECT000,018361INHIBIT8RY INTERACTIBNANDTHE DETECTIONANDENHANCEMENTOFC_NT_URSIN SENSORYC_MMUNICATIONSA SYMPOSIUMR_SENBLITHW EDHIT PRESSCAMBRIDGEJ_HN WILEYANDS_NSN Y 1961

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RLICHAR[_TW uIPJ 002,012162NERV_DUSINTEGRATIONIN Ti4LFACETEYE IN INTERNATIgNALBIOPHYSICSCgNGRESSST_DCKHOLMAUGUST1962

REICHARDTW NAWI046,019261DIE LICHTREAKTIONENVONPlIYCOMYCES

RIGGS L JOSA 050,091360

EYE MOVEMENTS RECORDED DURING CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE

RIGGS L JBSA 051,070261

RATLIFF F _PPEARANCE _F MACH BANDS WIIH A MOTIONLESS RETINAL IMAGE

RIPPS m JPHL 168,P04663

WEALE R FURTHER OBSERVATIONS _N THE IIUMAN F_VEAL CgNE PIGMENTS

PRIM_CHR_ME _,ND SE(.UND_CHR_ME

ROGERS G PRSL 157,008362

A DIFFRACTION THEeRY OF INSECT VISION 2 THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS

WITH A SIMPLE MODEL EYE

ROMAN J REPT 000,000062

S_ME OBSERVATIBNS BN THE bEHAVIOR OF A VISUAL TARGET AND A VISUAL

AFTER IMAGE DURING PARABOLIC FLIuIIT MANEUVERS

US NAVAL SCH AVIATISN MED RES REPT MRO05 64

ROSENBERG B JOSA 051,023861

PHgT_CONDUCTION IN A HINDERED CIS ISOMER OF B CAROTENE AND ITS

RELATION TO A THEORY OF THE VISUAL RECEPTOR PROCESS

ROSENBERG B PHPH 001,011762

ELECTRONIC CHARGE TRANSPORT IN CAROTENOID PIGMENTS AND A PRIMITIVE

THEORY _F THE ELECTRORETINOGRAM

RDCK P _REN 009,00836_

RETINAL STRUCTURES AND PH_T_RECEPTIBN

RUCK P JGPH 044,060561

ELECTR_PHYSIOL_GY _F THE INSECT DORSAL OCELLUS i ORIGIN OF THE

C_MPONENTS OF THE ELECTRORETINOGRAM

RUCK P JGPH 044,062961

ELECTR_PHYSIOLBGY BF THE INSECT DORSAL OCELLUS 2 MECHANISMS OF

GENERATION AND INHIBITION OF IMPULSES IN THE OCELLAR NERVE _F

DRAG_NFLIEb

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CRGANIZATIdN gr Tile _)(_ELLIJS IN DRAGgNFLIES

RUSHT_N W FEPR (_19,030260!.;AXe/ELLS SP_I HAIDIN(_[-i4S uRUS_IF5 AND MAEULAR PIGMENT

RdSHTC.'N W JPHL 156,016661

DARK ADAPTATIz_N AND THE REGENERATJMN OF RH_DDOPSIN

XCSHT_N W JPtdL 16z+,031862THE EFFL(,T UP_DN TttL RLOD T_iRESH_LD fDF ibLLA(_HING NEI(JH[J0URING R';DDb

RdSHI_N W JPHL 168,03z+56b

A CONE PIGMENT IN THE PROTANOPE

RCSHT_N W SECT G00,914063

_RGANISMTIJN _F Tile RETINAIN RELENT ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGY 2ND EDITION CREESE REU

LITTLE _RgwN AND L_ b_bT_N MASS 19_3

RuSHT_N W JPHL 15B,030063Ti!E DENSITY OF (.t_L_RSLAbE iN THE F_VLAL L_NES _F THE PR_TAN_PE

RbSHTgN W JPHL 16_,037463

I:_NE PIGMENT KINETICS IN THE PROTAN_DPE

RSSHT3N W JPHL 176,002465

_, F_VEAL PIGMENI IN THE DEUTERAN_PE

RUSHT_N v; JPHL 176,003865

C_NE PIGMENT KINETI(,S IN THE DEUTERANOPL

R(;SHTON W JPHL 176,00466bUTRAY LIGHT AN[; THE MEASUNEMENT bF MIXED PIGMENIS IN Tile RETINA

RUSHT_N _ NATL 2G0,042163

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AT THE RETINAL LEVEL

iN ICSU MECHANISMS _F C_L_UR DISCRIMINATION

P_RGAM_N PRESS N Y 1960

RUSHTgN W SECT 000,007761

TIIE CONE PIGMENTS CF THE HUMAN F_VEA IN COLOUR BLIND AND NORMAL

IN VISUAL PROBLEMS 9F C_L_UR SYMPOSIUM VOL 1 SAYCE L CHAIR

CHEMICAL PUb C_ INC N Y 1961

RUSHTON W SECT 000,070661

THE INTENSITY FACTOR IN VISI@N

IN A SYMPOSIUM _N LIGHT AND LIFE MCELR_Y W GLASS B ED_

J_FINS H_PKINS PRESS BALTIMBRE MD 1961

/CHINE H ZVPH C46,049663

MEN,TACTIC _RIENTATI_N T_WARD P_LARILED AND NON PBLARIZED LIGHT IN

MANGROVE CRAB GONI_PSIS

SCHRBEDER A JOSA 050,0_4560

THE@RY ON THE RECEPT@R MECHANISM IN COLOR VISION

SEVER R SCIE 137,012862

_ENERATION BY VISIBLE LIGHT OF LABILE FREE RADICALS IN THE MELANIN

GRANULES @F THE EYL

SHACKEL B JOSA 050,B07660

NOTE ON M_BILE EYE VIEWP@INT RECORDING

SHARER A DIAB 02Z,038260

SCOT@PIC SENSITIVITY @F SNAKES OF THE FAMILY COLUBRIDAE WITH A

DISCUSSION OF THE ECeL@GICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THEIR VISION

SHKOLNIK YARRBS E AAGR 0#2,001262

THE STRUCTURE BF VISUAL ANALYZER AND COLOR VISION

SHORTESS G DIA_ 023,259663

UINBCULAR ]NTERACTIBN IN THE FROB RETINA

SIEGEL M JBSA 052,107162

DISCRIMINATION BF CBLOR 2 SENSITIVITY A5 A FUNCTION BF mPECTRAL

WAVELENGTH 510 TO 630 MU

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SIMONSONE JBSA 050,032860FLICKERUETWEENDIFFERENTBRIGHTNESSLEVELSAS DETERMINANTOF THEFLICKERFUSION

bMIRNOVM UIFR U06,005261MEASUREMENT_F WAVEABERRATIONIN THL HUMAN EYE

SMIRN_V M UPHP 217,026760

B@NGARD M IIYP_THESIS OF THE MECHANISM MF PH_T_RECEPTIBN IN THE RETINA

SMITH B NATL 189,077661

AN UNEXPECTED EFFECT OF ATTENTION 1N PERIPHERAL VISION

SMITH W JOSA 050,024560

EYE MOVEMENT AND STIMULUS MOVEMENT NEW PHOTOELECTRIC

ELECTRSMECHANICAL SYSTEM FOR RECORDING AND MEASURING TRACKING

M_TI_NS _F THE EYE

SMYTHE R BOOK 000,000061

C THOMAS SPRINGFIELD ILL ANIMAL VISION WHAT ANIMALS SEE

SOUTHALL J BOOK GC0,000061

DOVER N Y INTRODUCTION TB PHYSIOLOGICAL BPTICS

SPERLING G SCIE 131,161360

NEGATIVE AFTERIMAGE WITHOUT PRI_R P_SITIVE IMAGE

SPERLINO Fi SCIE 136,03176Z

CHROMATIC RESPONSE MECHANISMS IN THE HUMAN FOVLA AS MEASURED bY

THREbH_LD _iPECTRAL SENSITIVITY

STARK L ANAS 098,109662

BIOLOGICAL RHYTI_MS NOISE AND ASYMMETRY IN THE PUPIL RETINAL CONTROL

SYSTEM

STARK L JOSA 052,092562

ENVIRBNMENTAL CLAMPING OF BIOL_UICAL SYSTEMS PUPIL bERV_MECHANImM

STEGEMANN J NAWI 048,025461

DIE REGELUNO DLR RLTINALEN BELEuCHTUNGbbTARKE

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STILES W SECT000,018760THE TRICHROMATICSCHEMEIN ICSU MECHAMISMOF C_LOURDISCRIMINATIONPERGAMONPRESSN Y 1960

STONEL JEZO 153,995763VISION IN EYESOF bEVERALSPECIEb_F ADULTNEWTSTRANSPLANTEDT_ADULTTRITURU6VIRIDE_CEN_VIRIbLSCENS

STONEL JEZO 156,920164 RL 4STONEL JEZO 156,029164THE STRUCTUREANDVISUAL FUNCTIONOF THELYE OF LARVALANDADUL[ CAVESALAMANDERSTYPHLOTRIIONSPELAEUS

STONEL JEZO 156,921964RETURNOF VISION IN TRANSPLANTEDLARVALEYESOFCAVESALAMANDERS

STRANGEP JEBI 938,023761THE SPECTRALSENSITIVITY OF CALLIPHORAMAGGOTE

STRBTHERG EXER029,934963ABSORPTIONSPECTRA_F RETINALOIL GLgBULESIN TURKEYTURTLEANDPIGEON

SUGAK MMDJ011,027761A RELATIONSHIPBETWEENNERVEFIBERSANDACTIONPOTENTIALSOF THEOPTIC NERVEOF TIIE TOAD

SUGAN NATL 194,065862VISION IN INSECTSIN TERMSOF THE ELECTRICALACTIVITIES OF TilEDESCENDINGNERVEFIBRES

SUTHERLANDN ABEL011,919663MACKINTOSHd MACKINTOStlN THEVISUALDISCRIMINATION_FREDUPLICATEDPATTERNSBY _CTOPUS

SUTHERLANDN NATL 186,084060THEVISUAL SYSTEMOFOCTOPUS3 THEORIES OF SHAPE DISCRIMINATION IN

_CTOPUS

SVAETICHIN G JGPH 043,010160

PHOT_STIMULATION _F SINGLE CONES IN MECIIANISMS IN VISIZN

i'3

TANGSLEY K JCCP 057,001161

C_PENHAVER R GUNKEL R S_ME ASPECTS _F THE LLECRORETIN_GRAPHIC RESPONSE _FTHE AMERICAN RED S_UIRREL TAMI_SCIURUS HUDb_NICJS L_QUAX

TANSLEY K JgSA 051,020761

S_ME OBSERVATIONS gN THE gFF EFFECT BF THE MAMMALIAN CONE

ELECTRORETINCJRAM

TASAKI K AIBI 098,008160

SOME OBSERVATIONS _N THE RETINAL POTENTIALS OF THE FISH

TAYLOR M BIOS 031,022760

ADAPTI_N OF THE COMPOUND EYE OF THE L)WARF CRAYFISH CAM_ARELLUb

SHUFELDTI T_ CHANGES IN ILLUMINATION

TAYLOR N JOSA 052,082062

F_VEAL VISION DEPENDENCE _F THRESHOLD ENERGY BN THE VISUAL ANGLE

OF A CIRCULAR TARGET

TEN DOESSCHATE J OPHT 144,025562

THE MECHANISM _F DARK ADAPTATION IN NETHERLANDS _PTHALM_L_GICAL S_C

146TH MEETING 1960

TBMITA T JGPH 043,008160

_N THE R MEMBRANE IN THE FROG S EYE ITS LOCALILATIBN AND RELATION

T_ THE RETINAL ACTION P_TENTIAL

T_MITA T JOSA 053,004963

ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN THE VERTE_RATm R_TINA

TREISMAN M NATL 189,103161

THEORY OF THE VISUAL THRESHOLD

TRENDELENBURG W BOOK 000,000061

SPRINGER VERLAG BERLIN GERMANY THE SENSE OF VISION BASIS BF

PHYSIOLOGICAL _PTICS SECOND REVI_ED LD

TREZONA P JPHL 150,006760

TIIE AFTER EFFECTS _F WHITE LIGHT STIMULUS

UYEDA L REPT 000,000062

LEVEDAHL B AN INVESTIGATION _F THE LFFbCTS OF PULSED LIGHTING UPBN

AIRCRAFT DISPLAYS RELATIVE TB THE PRESERVATION OF DARK ADAPTATION FOR

NIGHT FLYING

DeUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO INC REPT JULY 18 STAR N 63 12038

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VAIDYA P AREC 148,040664

5_ML ASPECT_ CF THE VlbUAL 5YbTEM _F A DIURNAL MAMMAL CITELLU5TRIDECLMLINEATUS TRIDLCEMLINEATU_

VAIDYA P JCNU 122,034764

THE RETINA AND THE OPIIC NERVE BF THE GROUND SgUIRREL CITELLUS

TRIDECEMLINEATUS TRIDECEMLINEATUS

VAN DER TWEEL L ANAS 089,082961

SBME PROBLEMS IN VISION REGARDED WITH RESPECT TO LINEARITY AND

FREQUENCY RESPONSE IN HUMAN DECISIONS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS

VIAUD G SECT 000,004160

COLOR VISION IN ANIMALS EXCEPTS INSECTS

IN ICSU MECHANISMS OF COLOR DISCRIMINATION

PERGAMeN PRESS N Y 1960

VILLEGAS G JGPH 043,001560

ELECTRON MICROSCaPIC STUDY _F THE VERTEBRATE RETINA IN MECHANISMS_F VISION

VON FRISCH K SECT C00,001960

THE COLOR VISION OF INSECTS

IN ICSU MECHANISMS OF COLOUR DISCRIMINATION

PERGAMBN PRESS N Y 1960

WADDINGT_N C PRbL 153,015660

THE ULTRA STRUCTURE OF THE DEVELSPIN_ EYE _F DRBSOPHILA

WAGNER H BPHP 223,007261

MACNICHOL E _PP_NENT C_L_R RESP_NSE5 IN RETINAL GANGLION CELL5

WAGNER H JGPH 043,004560

THE RESPONSE PROPERTIES OF SINGLE GANGLION CELLS IN THE GBLDFI5H

RETINA IN MECHANISMS OF VISION

WAGNER H SCIE 131,131460

MACNICHOL E W_LBARSHT OPPONENT C_L_UR REbPONSE5 IN RETINAL GANbLION

CELLS

WALD G JOSA 050,063360

ANALYSIS OF RETINAL FUNCTION BY A TWO FILTER METHOD

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PARTICIPATION eF ReDS AND C_NES IN VISUAL RESPONSE5 REPLY Te THE

COMMENTS OF CS BRIDGMAN


BROWN P GIBBONS I THE PROBLEM _F VISUAL EXCITATION

WALD O PNAU 050,101163

KRAININ J THE MEDIAN EYE OF LIMULUS AN ULTRAVIOLET RECEPTOR

WALD G bCI£ 145,100764

THE RECEPTORS OF HUMAN COLOR VISION

WALD G SECT 000,001561

THE SELIG HECHT CgMMEMORATIVE LECTURE RETINAL CHEMISTRY AND THE

PHYSIOLOGY OF VISIONIN VISUAL PROBLEMS OF COLOR SYMPOSIUM VOL 1SAYC£ L CHAIRMAN


WALRAVEN P JOSA 050,078060

RELATION BETWEEN DIRECTIONAL SENSITIVITY AND SPECTRAL RESPONSE

CURVES IN HUMAN CONE VISION

WALTHER J PICZ 016,007163

INTRACELLULAR POTENTIALS FROM SINGLE SENSE CELLS IN THE EYES OF THE

LEECH HIRUDO MEDICINALIS IN 16TH INTERN CONGRESS OF ZOOL 1963

WATANABE K FEPR 021,036162

THE ROD RECEPTOR POTENTIAL FRZM THE RETINA OF THE NIGHT MZNKEY

A_TUS IN 46TH ANN MEETING ATLANTIC CITY N J APRIL 1962

WATERMAN T JCCP 063,013564

WIERSMA C BUSH B AFFERENT VISUAL RESPONSES IN THE OPTIC NERVE OF THE

CRAB PODOPHTHALMUS

WATERMAN T ZVPH 043,014960

INTERACTION OF POLARIZED LIGHT AND TURBIDITY IN THE ORIENTATION OF

DAPHNIA AND MYSIDIUM

WE_LE R JPHL 155,P25061PHOTOSENSITIVE REACTIONS IN THE LIVING HUMAN RLTINAL PERIPHERY

76

WEALE R JPHL 158,001061

AN BBJECTIVE DETERMINATI@N 0F THE INTENSITY RANGE 0F THE LIVING

HUMAN EYE

WEALE R JPHL 161,000962

PHOT@SENSITIVE REACTIONS IN THE DARK ADAPTING HUMAN RETINA IN

PR@C OF THE PHYSI@L S_C LONDON ENG DEC 1961

WESTHEIMER G JOSA 052,104062

LIGHT DISTRIBUTION IN THE IMAGE FORMLD BY TML LIVIN_ HUMAN EYE

WESTHEIMER G JPHL 152,006760

M_DULATI@N THREbH@LDS F@R SINOS_IDAL LIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS ON THE

RETINA

WHITE C JOSA 050,090960

EYE MOVEMENT5 DURING SIMULATED RADAR SEARCH

WHITE H BMBP 024,035162

gN VISUAL ADAPTATION 1 PH@TgCHEMISTRY

WHITL H _MBP 025,012563

SN VISUAL ADAPTATION 2 THE LLLCTR_RETIN_RAM ANJ THL UIP_L_R CELLS

WHITE W AERM 032,025261

THE EFFECT @F ACCELERATION ON THE RELATION BET_EN VImUAL ACUITY

AND LUMINANCE LEVEL

WHITE W REPT 000,000060

VARIATIONS IN ABSOLUTE VISUAL THRESHOLDS DURING ACCELERATION STRESS

USAF WRIGHT AIR DEV DIV TECH REPT 60 34

WIESEL T JPHL 153,058360

RECEPTIVE FIELDS OF GANGLION CELLS IN THE CATS RETINA

WILLMER E JTBI 001,014161

HUMAN COLOR VISION AND THE PERCEPTION OF BLUE

WILSON M NATL 193,096062

APPARENT M_VEMENT IN REPETITIVELY PATTERNED FIELDS

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WOLF E JOSA 050,096160VARIABILITY OF DARK ADAPTATION

WOLF E JDSA 052,080662

RETINAL SENSITIVITY IN TIIE RE_10N OF THL BLIND bPOT

WBLF E JBSA 053,143763GARDINER J SENSITIVITY BF THE RETINAL AREA IN ONE EYE CORRESPBNDING

TO THE BLIND SPOT IN THE BTHER EYE

WOLKEN J INOP 001,032762THE VISUAL PIGMENTS ABS@RPTIBN SPECTRA OF ISOLATED SINGLE

FROG RETINAL RODS AND C@NES

WOLKEN J IRCY 011,019561THE PHOTORECEPTOR STRUCTURES

WOLKEN J JTBI 003,019262

CLASSIFICATION PHOTORECEPTOR STRUCTURES THEIR MOLECULAR

ORGANIZATION FZR ENERGY TRANSFER

WOLKEN J SECT 000,014560

PHOTORECEPTORS CBMPARATIVE STUDIESIN SYMPOSIA ON COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY 1 COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY OF

PHBTOREACTIVE SYSTEMS ALLEN M ED


WOLKEN J SECT 000,017361

A STRUCTURAL MODEL FOR A RLTINAL R_D

IN THE bTRUCTURE OF THE EYE SMELbER O ED

ACADEMIC PRESS.N Y 1961

YAGI N NATL 201,052764

A NEW TYPE QF THE COMPBUND EYE

YAMASHITA E TJMJ 072,025760LOCALIZED RESPONSE 0F THE TOADS RETINA TO MICROILLUMINATION AND

INTERMITTENT LIGHT

YARBUS A BIFR 006,022861EYE MOVEMENT ON LOOKING AT COMPLEX OBJECTS

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YOSHIAKIW CBPH012,036964ELECTRICALACTIVITY 0F SINGLERETINULACELLSIN THECOMPOUNDEYEOFTHE BLOWFLYCALLIPHORAERYTHROCEPHALAMLIb

YBSHIZAWAT BBYA043,032960STUDIES0N THEMETASTABLESTATESIN TIIE RH0b0PSINCYCLE

YOUNGJ NATL186,083660MBODYM THE VISUAL SYSTEM0F OCI0PUS

YOUNGJ NATL186,083660THE VISUAL SYSTEMOF OCTOPUSi REGULARITIESIN THERETINA_ND _PTICLOBES0F OCTOPUSIN RELATIONT0 FORMDISCRIMINATION

ZIV B NATL196,077862RECBRDINGOF ELECTRICALPOTENTIALSFROMSPECIFICAREASBF THERETINA

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SECTION 3

CHEMORECEPTORS

ADAMS J PICZ 016,009363

HOLBERT P THE FINE STRUCTURE OF INSECT CONTACT CHEMORECEPTORS IN 16TH

INTERN C@NGRESS OF ZO@L 1963

AMOORE J SCAM 210,004264

JOHNSTON J MARTIN R THE STEREOCHEMICAL THEORY OF ODOR

ANIKINA N bEBM 055,002963

A STUDY OF THE CHEMORECEPTOR MECHANISMS V THE EFFECT OF

TETRAETHYLAMMONIUM ON THE RECEPTION OF VARIOUS CHEMICAL STIMULI BY

SMALL INTESTINE RECEPTORS

ANIKINA N BEBM 050,002460gN THE ADAPTATION OF CHEMORECEPTORS

ANIKINA A BEBM 051,027361

INVESTIGATION OF MECHANISM OF CHEMORECEPTOR COMMUNICATIONS

ANIKINA N TBMR 050,078161

ON THE ADAPTATION OF CHEMORECEPTORS

ARMSTRONG G AJPH 202,096362ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE WAVES IN THE ABSENCE OF FUNCTIONING AORTIC

AND CAROTID CHEMORECEPTORS

ARONOV M ANBR 000,028362

METHODS FOR THE STUDY 0F TASTE AND SMELL IN FISH REFERAT ZH BIBL

NO 8184 1963

AVIADO D AJPH 198,103260

PULMONARY VENULAR RESPONSES TO ANOXIA 5 HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE AND HISTAMINE

BALDONI G BSBI 040,130964

ELECTRONIC MYCROSCOPIC STUDY OF BOWMAN GLANDS IN ALBINO RATS

OLFACTORY MUCOSA

BANG B JMOR 115,015364

THE NASAL 0RGANS OF THE BLACK AND TURKEY VULTURES A COMPARATIVE STUDY

0F THE CATHARTID SPECIES CORAGYP_ ATRATUS ATRATUS AND CATHARTE5 AURA

SEPTENTRIONALIS

8O

BAR ZEEV M ENEA 003,025160THE LOCATIBN OF HYGRORECEPTQRS AND MOISTURE RECEPTORS IN AEDES

AEGYPTI L

BARADI A ACAN 050,030562

ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS ON CELL SURFACE MODIFICATIONS

IN GUSTATORY EPITHELIUM

BARBER S PICZ 016,007663HAYES W PROPERTIES OF LIMULUS CHEMQRECEPTORS IN 16TH INTERN CONGRESS

ZOOL 1963

BARBER S SECT 000,000061CHEMORECEPTION IN ARTHROPODSIN THE PHYSIQLOGY OF CRUSTACEA V0L 2 WATERMAN TED


BARLETT R AERM 032,062161OLFACTORY IDENTIFICATION OF LIQUID OXYGEN CQNTAMINANTS

BASAVARAJU M IJPP 006,003562

RESPONSES OF SINGLE UNITS IN THE QLFACTORY BULB TQ ODORS

IN PROCEEDINGS QF THE 7TH ANNUAL CONF OF THE ASSOC OF PHYSIOLOGISTSAND PHARMACOLOGISTS OF INDIA 1961

BASAVARJU M IJPP 006,003762

OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION IN PRQCEEDINGS OF THE 7TH ANNUAL CONFOF THE ASSOC OF PHYSIOLOGISTS AND PHARMACOLOGISTS OF INDIA 1961

BARTOSHUK L SCIE 143,096764MCBURNEY D PFAFFMANN C TASTE OF SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS AFTER

ADAPTATION TO SODIUM CHLORIDE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE WATER TASTE

BEDICHEK R BOOK 000,000060

DO_JBLEDAY N Y THE SENSE OF SMELL

BEETS M

ON OLFACTION

APAR 0769005462

BEIDLER L AMSC 049,042161BIOPHYSICAL APPROACHES TO TASTE

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BEIDLER L AORL 069,039860

PHYSIOLBGY OF OLFACTI_N AND GUSTATION

BEIDLER L ARPS 012,036361

THE CHEMICAL SENSES

BEIDLER L FEPR 019,030260

NEJAD M SMALLMAN R TATEDA H RAT TASTE CELL PROLIFERATION

BEIDLER L SECT 000,000061

MECHANISM OF GUSTATORY AND ZLFACTORY RECEPTOR STIMULATIBN

IN SENSORY COMMUNICATIONS ROSENBLITH W ED

WILEY N Y 1961

BEIDLER L TALA 081,003760

PHYSIOLBGY OF OLFACTION AND GUSTATION

BERG H NATL 197,010863

PANGBORN R ROESSLER E INFLUENCE OF HUNGER ON OLFACTORY ACUITY

BERNARD R AJPH 206,082764

AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF TASTE RECEPTION IN PERIPHERAL NERVES

OF THE CALF

BHARGAVA K JPET 134,032961

EFFECT OF ABLATION OF THE CHEMBRECEPTBR TRIGGER ZBNE CT ZONE

_N THE EMETIC RESPONSE TO INTRAVENTRICULAR INJECTION OF APOMORPHINE

AND EMETINE IN THE bob

blSCOE T JPHL 168,033263

TAYLOR A Tile DISCHARGE PATTERN RECORDED IN CHEMORECEPTOR AFFERENT

FIBRES FROM THE CAT CAROTID BODY WITH NORMAL CIRCULATION AND DURING

PERFUSION

BISHOP G ABSK 001,008860

THE RELATION OF NERVE FIBER SIZE TO MODALITY _F SENSATION

BIZOV A

FLEROVA G

EPITHELIUM

BPYR 009,021764

ELECTROPHYSIBLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF FROG OLFACTORY

BIZZI E AJPH 200,092361

REFLEX CHEMORECEPTIVE EXCITATION OF DIENCEPHALIC SHAM RANGE

BEHAVIOUR

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BOUDREAU J DIAB 024,426264

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FEIR D JIPH 006,001361

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WILLISTON SENSITIVITY OF THE TARSI AND LABELLA TO SUCROSE AND GLUCOSE

FISCHER R MDEX 006,017762

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FISCHER R PSYI 003,019861

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OLFACTORY SYSTEM AND ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY CAT

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MIT PHD THESIS 1961

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RLE QUART PROG REPT 60

GILBERT J JEBI 040,062563

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GUSTATORY NERVE RESPONSES IN THE CHICKEN

HALPERN B FEPR O20,033661

BUSTAT_RY NERVE RESPONSES AND PREFERENCE BEHAVIOR FOR AMINO ACIDS

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HALPERN b FEPR 023,046564

AREAL DIFFERLNCES IN GUSIATORY RESPONSES RECORDED IN THE NUCLEUS OF

THE FASCICULUS 5_LITARIUS RAT

HARRIS E BIOM 016,O24560

ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS MEASURINb THRESHOLD TASTE

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THE OLFACTORY STIMULATING EFFECTIVENESS OF HOMOLOGOUS SERIES OF

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TASTE RECEPTORS

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TASTE SENSITIVITY IN VARIOUS STRAINS 0F MICE

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SCENT AND TASTE IN EYELESS CAVE FISH

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_HBA A SHIMIZU H oTUDY gN ELECTRICAL TASTE STIMJLATI_N

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IWASE Y SCIE 133,088461

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JACKSON R DIAB 020,442560

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JACOBSONM AMHJ068,057764THE SENSITIVITY OF INSECTST@SEXUAL0LFACT_RYSTIMULI

JACOBSONM SCAM211,002064BEROZAM INSECTATTRACTANTS

JOELSN JPHL 155,023061NEIL E HUDSONB THE INVESTIGATIONOF CHEMORECEPTBRS RESP_NSEb FROM THE

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JOELS N JPHL 155,02_561

NEIL E T_IE INFLUENCE OF AN_XIA _ND HYPLRCAPNIA SEPARATELY AND IN

C_MBINATI_N _N _HEiH_RELEPT_R IMPULSE DIbCHARGL

JBELS N JPHL 164,001162

CAROTID GL_MUS C_IEMBSENS_RY EXCITATION

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THE ACTI9N OF ACETALDEHYDE ON THE CHEM_RECEPTORD _F THE CAROTID

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_RUANOLLPTIC _UALITY AND T_IL oTLR_CmLMICAL THEORY _F OLFACTI_N

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M_DERN THEORIES OF _LFACTI_N A CRITICAL REVIEW

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EFFECT 0_ CIGARETTE SMOKING _N _LFACTORY ACUITY

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KARMEN J JEPS 062,034861

INTERACTIONS OF 5UPRATHREbH_LD TASTE STIMULI

KASSIL V DANR 126,054660

GASTRIC RECEPTeRS _ND REGULATION OF FEEDING BEHAVIOR IN D_G5

KIMURA K JCCP 058,013161

MICROELECTRODE STUDY BF TASTE RECEPTORS eF RAT AND HAMSTER

KIMURA K KMMJ 014,003761

OLFACTORY NERVE RESPONSE OF THE FROG

KIMURA K KMMJ 014,014961ADAPTATIONS OF CHEMORECEPTORS OF FROG AS ANALYZLD BY ACTIVITY IN

SINGLE GUSTATORY FIBERS

KIMURA K KMMJ 015,007362

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BECKER R MARKEE J STUDIES ON BLFACT_RY DISCRIMINATION IN DOGS 3 ABILITY

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KLEEREKOPER H AMZO 001,045661

THE ROLE @F CHEMICAL SENSE IN THE _RIENTATION OF PETROMYZ_N MARINUS

IN AMER SOC OF ZOOLOGISTS 58TH ANN MEETING DENVER COLO DEC 1961

KLEEREKOPER H PHZO 036,034763MOGENSEN J R8LE _F OLFACT10N IN THE ORIENTATION OF PETROMYZBN

MARINUS I RESPSNSE T_ A SINGLE AMINE IN PREYS B_DY BDBR

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K_HNA AREC138,036260CHEM_RECEPTIONIN GASTROPODS

K_NISHI J _PHb 052,01506±

TASTE FbNCTIONL, IN THE CARP, AN LL[CTR_PHYbIOLmGICAL STUDY _N

GUSTATORY FIBRES

K_NISHI J JJPtt 014,032864

NIWA It SgME PRCPERTIES eF TASTL RECEPTORS iN FREbtt;_ATER FIoH RESPONSES

TZ WEAK S_LUTIZNS

K_NISHI J NATL 191,028661

FUNCTIeN OF IASTE FIBERS IN TIIL CARP

K_RNER P QJEP 045,01i360EDWARDS A Till IMMEDIATE EFFECTS _F ,_CUTE tIYPOXIA _N THE hE**RT RATE

ARTERIAL PRESSURE CARDIAC _JTP_T AND VENTILATION GF TtaE UNANAEoTHLTI_LD

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THE EFFECT OF SODIUM CYANIDE ACETYCH_LINE AND NICOTINE bN THE

CHEM_RECEPTSRS CF THE CAROTID B@DY

KUBIAK H ABCP 005,005762

THE BL_0D VESSELS 8F TIIE _LFACTBRY _RGAN IN THE SILVER BREAM BLICCA

UJ@RKNA L

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TARSAL CHE_<_kECEPTICN IN THE 3bTTERFLY VANESSA INDICA IN 15]H INILRNC_NGRESS ZO_L 1963

LACt_ER V ZVPM 047,027463

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THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE LABELLAR CHEM_SE."_S,gRY HAIRS fJF THE L;L_J4FLY PH;DRMIA REGINA _4EIG

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DETHIER V T_]E FINE STRUCTURE _F THE LABELLAR AND ANTENNAL

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LAVLRACK M EuPM 002,002201

TACTILE AND CHEMICAL PERCEPTIgN IN EARTHWORMS Z REUP_NoES T_ ACID PHL_LUTI_NS

LAVERACK M CBPII 01_,030i64

THE ANTENNULAR SENSE 0RGANS OF PANULiRUS ARGUS

LAVERACK M PICZ 016,007263

ASPECTS 0F CHEKORECEPTION IN CRUSTACEA HOMARUS VULGARIb PSRTUNUb

PURER CARCINUS MAENA IN 16TH INTERN C_NGRLSS Z_L 1963

LAVRENTEVA N AAGE 038,0C5760

THE QUESTION eF THE STRUCTURE _F THE PERIPHERAL END _F THE HJMANTASTE ANALYZER

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LEITNER d JPHL 175,025464PERL E RECEPTORS SUPPLIED BY SPINAL NERVES WHICH RESP;&ND 1-_

LARUI_V_SCULAR L._tANbL3 AND ADREN_LINL

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MARE_KAIA A SPJR 047,069761

ON PARTICIPATION OF THE NASAL MUSCLEU IN ACTIVIIY _F THE 0LFAC/_RY

ANALYSER

MARKELOVA V BEBM 050,089261

THE PART PLAYED _Y THE CAROTID CHEMORECEPTORS IN REGULATING THE

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MARTgF B PHZB 035,027062

SOME _BSERVATIONS ON THE RgLE gF gLFACTION AMgNG SALIENTIAN

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FAGERLUND U SMITH M T@MLINSMN N OLFACTBRY PERCEPTION IN

JUVENILE SALMON 2 CONDITIONED RESPONSE OF JUVENILE _OCKEYE bALM_N

_NCaRHYNCIIUb NERKS T_ LAKE _ATER5

MICHELSON E AJTM 009,048C60

CHEMORECEPTION IN THE AUSTRAL_RBIS GLABRATU5 SNAIL

M_NCRIEFF R APAR 076,002461

ELECTR_ BLFA(.T_GRAMS IN TIIE RABUIT

M_ORE R DIAB 023,403263_LFACT_RY DISCRIMINATION AS AN ISBLATINO MECHANISM BETWEEN

PEROMYSCUS MANIFULATUS RUFINUS AND PER3MYSCU5 POLION_TU_ LEUC_CEPIIALuo

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M_RITA H PICZ _16,010563

GENERATOR PCTEN]IAL OF INJECT CHEMORLCEPT_RS DIPTERA LEPIO_PTERA

_RTH_PTER_ IN 16Tli INILRN CONgREsS L_L 190_

MSULTON D FEPR C23,046564

BEIDLER L ELECTRICAL MOSAIC JF #LFACTORY REZ,P_NSE

RABBIT _LFACTSRY bbLB AND PRIMARY NEUR_Nv

M_ULTON D NATL 195,131202

PIGMENT Af4D THE gLFACT_RY MECm_NISM

M_ULT_N D PICL C16,0076O_

_LFACTJRY RESPONSES IN RAbbiTS WITH IMPLANTLD LLECTR_DE_ IN 16THINTERN C@NGRESS Z_L 1963

M_UNT G DIAb 025,900064

THE USE _F FACTORAL EXPERIMENTS T3 DLTLRMINL THE SENSORYPERCEPTION OF VARIOUS BAIT FACTORS BY MUSCA D_MESTICA64 8248 68PP

MOZELL M AJPS 203,035362

_LFACT_RY MUCOSAL AND NEUTRAL REaP3NbES IN lHE FROG

MOZELL M FEPR 023,040564

¢JLFACTgRY DISCRIMINATION ELLCTR_P,IYSI_LgGICAL EVIDENCE F_R A oP**CE

TIME COMPONENT AT THE LEVEL @F T_IE _LFACfgRY MUC_3SA FR_SG

M_ZELL M NATL 2C3,i18164

EVIDENCE F_R S_RPTION AS A MECHANISM OF THE _LFACTCRY ANALYSIS _FVAPOURS

M_ZELL M SCIE 143,133664

9LFACTORY DISCRIMINATION ELECTR_PHYSI_L_GICAL SPATI_TEMPORAL BA&IS

MURRAY R AREC 138,021160

THE FINE STRUCTURE _F THE TASTE bUDS 0F RHESUS AND CYNAM3LGUSM3NKEYS

NACHMAN M

PFAFFMANN C

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GGSTATORY NERVE DISCHARGE IN N_RMAL AND S_DIUM DEFICIENT

95

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THE EXPERIMENTAL .STUDIES ON Tile DISTURBANCE OF OLFACTORY SENSE

NEJAD M DIAB 022,285562

FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE MECIIANISM OF STIMULATION _F GUSTATORY

RECEPTORS AND BARE NERVE ENDINGS OF THE T3NGUE 3F THE RAT

OAKLEY b DIAB 023,259363

MICRQELECTRODE ANALYSI6 @F SECOND BRDER GUSTATORY NEURONS IN THE

ALBINO RAT

OTT N ZFBI 114,005965

THE EFFECT 0F SODIUM CYANIDE _N THE CHEM_RECEPTBRS IN THE REGION BF

THE CAROTID SINUS

_wEN w JIPH 006,001361

CONTACT CHEMORECEPTION IN ADULT M_S_UIIGEb

PACE N FEPR 020,013261

CHEMOREQEPTION FUNCTION AND ALTIIUDE ADAPTATION

PERYAM D JFSI 028,073463

VARIABILITY _F TASTE PERCEPTION

PFAFFMANN C AMSC 052,018764

TASTE ITS SENbORY AND MOTIVATING PR_PLRTILS

PFAFFMANN C bCIL 131,132160

SENSORY AND MCTIVATING PROPLRTIE_ OF TASTE STIMULI

PFEIFFER W CJZO 041,123353

THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE OLFACTORY ORGAN BF THE PACIFIC SALMON BNCORHYNCHUb

PFEIFFER W CJZB C42,023564

THE MORPHOL0(iY _F THE _LFACTORY _RGAN BF HOPL_PAGRUS GUENTHERI GILL

1862

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RESEARCH _N TASTE IN THE SOVIET UNION

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HALPERN BEDS

UNIV 0F CHICAGB PRLSS CHIQAG@ ILL 1962

96

PILGRIM F SECT000,006662INTERACTIONS_F 5UPRATHREbHOLDTASTESTIMULIIN THE PHYSI_LCGICAL AND bEiiAVI_RAL ASPECT!, _F 1ASTE KARL MHALPERN BEDS

UNIV 0F CHIC/,G_ PRESS CIIICASO ILL 1962

PLEKHANOV V TBMR C50,066661

THE MECHANISMS BF CHEM@RECEPTI_N RELATI_SN:JHIP BLTWEEN [HE ACET_CHOLINE

C_NCENTRATI_N AND THE REFLEX PRODUCTION IN C,klC_LINER(_IC RLCLPTORIb

RAKHAWY M AREC 142,026962

THEORY _F TASTE IN AMERICAN ASS_L OF ANATOMISTS MINN MARCH 1962

RAKHAWY M DIAB 023,002162

HIST_CHEMISTRY OF HUMAN AND DgG TONGUES WiTH SPECIAL REFERENCE T_

THE GUSTATORY EPITHELIA

RAPUZZI G JNPH 028,01945_

CASELLA C INNERVATION 0F THE FUNGiFORM PAPILL,_ IN THE FR_u T_NwuL

RAPUZZI G JPHP 053,066961

THE ACTION OF BA EL2 _N THE TSNGUE gF THE FROG

REESE T AREC 148,032564

CILIA ON Tile OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM OF THE FROG

RENNER M LVPH 043,041160

DAS DUFTORGAN DER H_NIGBIENE UND DIE PHYSI_LOGISCHE BEDEOTUNG IHREoL_CKSTOFFES

REYNBLDS S AJPH 201,023901

DEVEL_PMEN[ _F CHEMORECEPTOR REbPbNSE SLNbITIVITY bTuDIEb INFETbSE5 L_MbS AND EWES

RITTER F ARBT G79,016964

FATE OF _LFACTI_N AFTER LARYNGECT_MY

RUBIN T NATL 195,030262

A PHYSICO CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF TASTE THRES[1OLDS

SATO M JJPH 010,062060

KUSANO K ELECTR_PMYSIOL_GY OF GUSTATORY RECEPTORS IN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY

9F SINGLE CELLS

9T

SCHARRLRE ARE( 145,030763INTRAEPITHELIALNERVETERMINALSCHEM_RECEPTBRSIN THL FREEFIN RAYS_F THESEAROBINPRIONeTU5CAROLINUSL IN 70THMEETIN_AMERAbS_CBFANATOMISTS1962

SCHNEIDERbINSECTANTENNAE

AREN009,010364

SCHNEIDERR FEPR019,030160THE RELATIBNOF NASALMEMBRANEFbNCTIONTO 0LFACTORYACUITY

SCHNEIDERR FEPR022,045165COSTILOEJ STIMULUSRATEAN[) DbRATIONCRITICAL DETERMINERS_F0LFACTORYSTIMULATIONIN 47TH ANNMELTINGFLD ZF AMLR_0C FBR LXPLRBIOL 1963

SCHNEIDERR JAPH015,091460RELATION0F BLFACT@RYACUITY T_ NASALMEMBRANEFUNCTION

SCHNEIDERR JAPP C15,091460RELATIONOF_LFACTORYACUITY T0 NA_ALMEMBRANEFUNCTION

SCHULTZE AJPA 037,000160REPAIR@FTHEBLFACTORYMUC@SAWITHSPECIALREFERENCET_REGENERATION OF @LFACT@RY CELLS SENSORY NEURONS

SHAFFER B JGMI 036,035964

ATTRACTION THRBUGH AIR EXERTED BY UNAGGREGATED CELLS ON AGGREGATES _F

THE SLIME MOL;LD P_LYSPHONDYLIUM VIOLACEUM

SHIBUYA T GMSJ 011,006362

A NBTE ON THE BN AND OFF RESPONSES gBSERVED IN THE @LFACTORY

EPITHELIUM OF A NEWT

bHIBUYA T JGPH 047,007163

TAKAGI S ELECTRICAL RESPONSE AND GR0,VTH OF OLFACTORY CILIA OF Tile

@LFACTORY EPITHELIUM gF THE NEWT IN WATER AND _N LAND

SHIBUYA T JJPH 010,031760

THE ELECTRICAL RESPONSES BF THE 0LFACTORY EPITHELIUM OF 5BME FI_HES

SHIBUYA T SCIE 140,049563

SHIBUYA S BLFACTBRY EPITHELIUM UNITARY RESPONSES IN THE TBRTgI5E

98

SHIBUYA T SCIE 143,133864

DISS@CIATI_N OF @LFACT@RY NEURAL RESPONSE AND MUC_SAL P_TENTIAL

SKRAMLIK BERLIN E ZFBI 113,022762

THE VIGOR OF sMELL AND TAL, TE

SLIFER E AESA 057,054164

SEKHON S FINE STRUCTURE OF THE THIN WALLED SENSORY PEGS ON THE

ANTENNA BF A BETTLE POPILIUS DISJUNCTUS COLECPTERA PAbSALIDAE

5LIFER E JMOR 109,035].61

FINE STRUCTURE _F THE SENSE _RUANS _N Tree ANTmNNAL FL_GLLLUM _SF

THE HONEY bEE APIS MELLIFLRA LINNAEUS

SLIFER E JMOR 114,018564

SEKHON S FINE STRbCTURE OF THE SENSE ORGANS ON THE ANTENNAL FLAGELLUM

_F A FLESH FLY 5ARCOPHAGA ARGYROST_MA R D DIPTERA SARC_PHAuIu_L

SLIFER E JMBR 114,039364

SEKHgN S THE DENDRITES gF THE TIIIN WALLED _LFACT_RY PEGS gF THE

GRASSHOPPER

SLIFER E PICZ U16,007963

FINE STRUCTURE OF INSECT OLFACTORY RECEPT_RS IN 16TH INTERN CONGRESS

gF Z_OL 1963

SLIFER E QJMS 105,002164

SEKHgN S LEES A T_IE SENSE ORGANS BN THE ANTENNAL FLAGELLUM 8F APHIDb

WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE T_ THE PLATE 9RGANS

STEINHARDT R PICZ 016,009963

MBRITA H HgDGSgN E ELECTROPHYSI_LgGICAL ANALYSIS gF INHIBITION AND

SPECIFICITY IN LABELLAR CHEMgRECEPT_RS OF THE BLOWFLY IN 16TH INTERN

CBNGRESS OF ZO_L 1963

STONE H JFSI 027,019162

DETERMINATIBN 0F BDOR DIFFERENCE THRESHOLDS

STONE H JFSI 028,071965

TECHNIQUES BF 0D_R MEASUREMENT OLFACTOMETRIC VS SNIFFING

STURCKOW B PICZ 016,010263

ELECTROPHYSIgLOGICAL STUDIES 0F A SINGLE TASTE HAIR OF THE FLY DURINGSTIMULATION BY A FLOWING SYSTEM IN 16TH INTERN C_NGRESb ZOOL ].963

99

STURCKOWB ZVPH043,014160ELECTR_PHYSI_LGGISCHEUNTERSUCHUNGENAMCHEM_REZEPT_RENV_N CALLIPH_RAERYTHROCEPHALAMEIGEN

STUIVER M AOTO 051,013560

AN @LFACTOMETER WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PSSSIBILITIES

SYRJAMAKI J AZSZ 023,000162

HUMIDITY PERCEPTION IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER

TAKAGI S

SHIBUYA TPATHWAY

JJPH 010,009960

THE BN AND 0FF RESPBNSES BBSERVED IN THE LOWER OLFACTSRY

TAKAGI S JJPH 010,038560

SHIBUYA T THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE 0LFACTBRY EPITHELIUM STUDIED

WITH MICRO AND MACR0 ELECTRODES


SHIBUYA T THE POTENTIAL 0SCILLATIONS 8BSERVED IN THE gLFACTORY

EPITHELIUM NERVE AND BULB _F THE TOAD AND FROG


SHIBUYA T HIGASHIMO S ARAI T THE STIMULATIVE AND ANAESTHETIC ACTION 0F

ETHER BN THE OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM 0F THE FROG AND THE TOAD


STUDIES 0N THE P_TENTIAL _SCILLATION APPEARING IN THE _LFACTORY

EPITHELIUM 0F THE TOAD

TAKAGI S NATL 202,122064

YAJIMA T ELECTRICAL RESPBNSES T_ ODOURS _F DEGENERATING _LFACT_RY

EPITHELIUM

TAKEDA K JCCP 058,023361

THE NATURE 0F IMPULSES 0F SINGLE TARSAL CHEMORECEPTORS IN THE

BUTTERFLY VANESSA INDICA

TAMAR H PHZ0 034,008661

TASTE RECEPTION IN THE 0PPOSSUM AND THE BAT

TATEDA H CBPH 011,036764

THE TASTE RESPONSE 0F THE ISOLATED BARBEL 0F THE CATFISH

I00

TATEDA H JGPH 047,047964

BEIDLER L THE RECEPTOR P_TENTIAL OF THm TASTE CELL 6F THL RAT

TATEDA H NATL 192,034361

RESPONSE _F THE CATFISM BARBELS T_ IASTL STIMJLi

TATSUAKI JJPll 010,031750

ELECTRICAL RESPONSES _F OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM OF 50ME FIbHEo

TENG H DANR 135,155060

REFLEX CHANGES _F ARTERIAL PRESSURE _N CHEMICAL STIMULATION OFCAROTID RECEPTORS

TENG H TBMR 051,000161

ROLE OF THE TRICARBOXYLIC ACID CYCLE IN MECHANISMS OF

CIIEMORECEPTICN

TESTER A PACF 017,014563THE ROLE OF OLFACTION IN SHARK PREDATION

TUCKER D DIAB 022,285862

PHYSICAL VARIABLES IN THE OLFACTORY STIMULATION PROCESS

TUCKER D JGPS 046,045363

PHYSICAL VARIABLES IN THE OLFACTORY OF STIMULATION PROCESS

TRYGG E APAR 076,004361

ON CHEMORECEPTIeN

UEKI S JNPH 024,001261

DOMINO E SOME EVIDENCE FBR A MECHANICAL RECEPTBR IN OLFACTORY FUNCTION

VEK S JNPH 024,001261

S_ME EVIDENCE FOR A MECHANICAL RECEPTOR IN OLFACTORY FUNCTION

V@N BEKESY G JAPP 019,036964

@LFACTBRY ANALeGUE TO DIRECTIONAL 14EARING

VON BEKESY G JAPP 019,110564

SWEETNESS PRODUCED ELECTRICALLY _N THE TONGUE AND ITS RELATION TO

TASTE THEORIES

101

V0N BEKESY G JGPH 047,080964

RHYTHMICAL VARIATIONS ACCOMPANYING GUSTATBRY STIMULATION _BSERVED

BY MEANS OF LOCALIZATION PHENOMENA MAN

V0N SKRAMLIK E ZFBI i13,02666_

THE PHENOMENA _F POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE SURPRESSIZN _F THE SENSE OF

TASTE

VON SKRAMLIK E ZFBI 113,029362

THE EFFECT OF TIIE bUBSTRATE ON BASIC TASTE SENSATIONS

VON SKRAMLIK E ZFBI i13,032963

THE NUMBER AND QUALITY _F SENSATIONS IN THE CHEMICAL SENSE BRGANS

SMELL AND TASTE

WALTING H JFRC 021,037364

HILLEMANN H THE DEVEL@PMENT OF TI4E _LFACT_RY APPARATUS UF THE GRAYLING

THYMALLUS ARCTICUS

WATLING H DIAB 023,186962

A C@MBINED STUDY OF THE GROWTH OF THE GRAYLING THYMALLUS ARCITICUb

AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ITS OLFACTZRY APPARATJS

WELLS M JEBI 040,018763

TASTE BY TZUCH SOME PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS WITH ZCTZPub

WILKENS W JFSI 029,037264

HARTMAN J AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG FOR THE OLFACTZRY PROCESS

WINTERSTEIN H PRRS 013,007161

THE ACTIONS OF SUBSTANCES INTRODUCED INT_ THE CEREBRO SPINAL FLUID

AND THE PRBBLEM OF INTRA CRANIAL CHEMORECEPTORS

WBLBARSHT M PICZ 016,010763

ELECTRICAL SIGNS OF CHEMORECEPTION IN INSECTS IN 16TH INTERNATL

CBNGRESS ZBZL 1963

WOOD D CENT 095,106663

BUSHING R THE OLFACTORY RESPONSE BF IPS CBNFUSUS LEC@NTE COLE_PTERA

SCOLYTIDAE TO THE SECONDARY ATTRACTION IN THE LABORATBRY

WRIGHT M JEZ@ 156,037764

TASTE ORGANS IN TBNGUE TB LIVER GRAFTS IN THE NEWT TRITURU3

V VIRIDESCENS

102

WRIGHT R NATL 198,078263

_D@UR @F @PTICAL ISOMERS PHYSICAL RATHER THAN CHEMICAL BAS|_

YAMASHITA S JJPH 013,005463

STIMULATING EFFECTIVENESS OF CATIBNS AND ANIONS BN CHEMORECEPTORS IN THE

FROG TBNGUE

YAMASHITA S JJPH 014,048864

CHEMORECEPTBR RESPBNSE IN FRBG AS MODIFIED BY TEMPERATURE CHANGE

YAMASHITA S

YAMADA K SATg M

@F CATS

JJPH 014,050564

THE EFFECT @F TEMPERATURE ON NEURAL TASTE RESPONSE

YAMASHITA S KMMJ 014,017061

STIMULATING EFFECTIVENESS OF CATIONS AND ANIONS ON FRBGS TBNGUE

YUREVA G BIFR 006,018961

NEW FINDINGS ON THE ROLE _F PROTEIN SULPHYDRIL GRBUPS IN GUSTATORY

SENSITIVITY

ZSTRFF PEDERSEN K AReT 079,041264

DETERMINATIONS AND VARIATIONS OF OLFACTORY THRESHBLDS

ZOTTERMAN Y ED APHH 025,011364

OLFACTION AND TASTE WENNER GREN CENTRE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM _ERIEe

VOL i PROC eF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM AT THE WENNER GREN

CENTRE STOCKHOLM 1962

103

SECTION 4

THERMORECEPTORS

BENZINGER T ANIM 054,068961

THE QUANTITATIVE MECHANISM AND THE SENSORY RECEPTOR _RGAN _F

HUMAN TEMPERATURE C@NTR_L IN WARM ENVIRONMENT

CHRENKO F JPHL 173,000164

THRESHOLD INTENSITIES _F THERMAL RADIATION EVOKING SENSATIBNS _F

WARMTH

DORAI RAJ B CBPH 005,031162

N@N MYELINATED NERVES AS A MODEL FOR THLRM_RECEPTBRS

EVANS W NATL 202,021164

INFRA RED RECEPTORS IN MELAN_PHILA ACUMINATA DEGEER

GOTHE J NAWI 051,016664

A GANGLION WITH ITS RECEPTORS IN THE NASAL CAVITY _F SMALL BAT_

HARDY J PHRo 04i,052161

PHYbI@L_GY _F TEMPERATURE REBUL_TI_N

HEATH J 3CIE 166,078264

REPTILIAN THERMSREbULATIBN LVALUATI_N _F FIELD bTUDIES

HENSEL H JPHL 153,011360

IGGO A WITT I A QUANTITATIVE 5TJDY _F &ENSITIVE CUTANE_Ub THERMORECEPT_Rb

WITH C AFFERENT FIBRES

HENSEL H

IGGO A WITT L

FIBERS

JPHL 152,P01960

CUTANEOUS THERMORECEPI_RS V_ITH N0N MYELINATED AFFERENT

IGGO A NATL 204,048164

TEMPERATURE DISCRIMINATION IN THL SKIN

IRVING L JAPP 018,120163

EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE _N SENSITIVITY OF THE FINGER

IVANBV K PRIR 006,009459

THERMORECEPTBRS OF COLDBLB_DED ANIMALS REFERAT ZHUR BIlL 1960

N0 81647

104

KENSHALBD JAPP 015,098760C_MPARIS_N_F THERMALSENblTIVII[y OF THEFOREHEADLIP C_NJUNCTIVAANDCORNEA

KURILOVAL _EBM049,021160REACTIONOF CUTANEOUSRECEPTOR5TOL_CALREFLEXANDGENERALTHERMALINFLUENCES

KURILOVAL BEBM057,000364THE EFFECT_F THE VISUAL ANALYSERADAPTATIONCONDITIONSON THEHUMANCATANE_USTHERM_CEPTOR5FUNCTION

MACCANOND JAPP 018,105763

RESNIK J EFFECT _F OXYGEN INHALATION ON COLD THRESHOLDS

MURRAY R ACPB 001,011762

TEMPERATURE RECEPTBRS

SERBENYUK TS ZOZR 037,18545B

MANTEIFEL YU SOME DATA ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF FISH SKIN THERMORECEPTORS

REFERAT ZHUR BIOL 1960 NO 40167

SMITH R _IPR 012,52656o

THE PHYSIOLBGY OF THERM_REGULATI_N IN 2ND INTERNATL PHARM MEETING

PRAGUE 1962

STARKBV P bOBK GO0,O00060

PERGAMBN PRESS THE PROBLEM _F ACUTE HYPOTHERMIA

WYNDHAM C JAPP 020,003165

R_LE OF SKIN AND OF CORE TEMPERATURES IN MANS TEMPERATURE

REGULATION

105

SECTION 5

ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD SENSORS

ALJURE E DIAB 025,000064

NEUR@NAL C_NtROL SYbTEM _F LLLCTRIC ZRG_N OISCHARGEo IN MORMYRIDAL

64 11280 i56PP

_bbERT X PRSL 160_,021164_PTICAL STbDIEb _F dI_CHEMICAL EVENTb IN ]HE ELECTRIC _JRGAN _F

ELEC TR_PPH_RUb

bENNETT M JGPH 044,075761WURZEL M GRUNDFEST H THE ELECTR_JPt4YSI@L_GY gF ELECTRIC _3RGAN5 _F MARINE

ELECTRIC FISItFS PRGPERTIE5 gF ELECTR_PLAQUES 9F T,ORPED_ N_BILIANA

bENNETT M JGPH 044,080561

GRUNDFEbT H 1HE ELECTROPHYSIgLMGY _F ELECTRIC ORGANS _F MARINE ELECTRIC

FISHES TIlE ELLCTRgPLAuUES DF i-IA1N ANU, ACCESSORY _R_NS _1: NJ_RCINE

bRASILiLNSIS

bULLOCK I bCIE 13#,14Z661

EVIDENCE F_R i_ CATEGORY _F ELLCTR_RECEPT_Rb IN ]HE LATERAL LINE

_F GYMN@TID PISMaS

CHAGAS C _K 000,000061

PAES DE CARVALHO A ELSEVIER N Y BI_ELECTRBGENESIS

CHANCE L_ L}BYA 088,010564

LEE C _bbHIN_ R THE ELECTI<;JN TRANSPiDRT C_MP_3NENTS ZF THE MAIN _3RbAN

OF ELECTR_)PH@RU5 ELECI-RICUS

DIJKGRAAF b NATL 201,05236#

LLECTR@RLCEPTIGN AND THE _MPULLAE OF LBRENLINI IN ELAbMBBRANCH3

HAINbW_RTH F AMZ@ 003,0¢8363

CAM_UGI3 G GRANATH L IHRESH_LD VALUES F_R ELECTRMRECEPTI_N IN b_ME

GYMN8TIDS GYMN@TUS CARAPB AND HYPOPSMAS 5P IN o0TH ANNUAL MEETING

_F THE AMERICAN 5_(.IETY @F Z_L_blSTb CLEVELEND 1963

HARGREAVES A BBYA 085,042064WANDERLEY _I_ GONCALVES H _CID PItOSplI|i\TASE IbOLATED FROM THE ELECTRICORGAN OF THE ELECTR�PH@RU5 _LECTRICUS

HLUB C JPHL 175,P02064

M_RRIS D ACETYLCHBLINL SYNTHESIS IN THE ELECTRIC _RGAN _F T_RPEDg

I06

KEYNESR JPHL 165,P00363PHYSICALANDCHEMICAL CHANGES DURINb AND AFTER THE DISCHARGE OF THE

ELECTRIC ORGAN

KEYNES R NATL 203,026164

ENERGETICS BF THL ELECTRIC ORGAN

LISSMANN H JEBI 035,04515B

MACHIN K THE MECHANISM BF _BJECT LOCATION IN GYMNARCHU_ NIL_TICUS AND

SIMILAR FISH

LISSMAN H SCAM 208,005063

ELECTRIC LOCATION _Y FISH

MACHIN K

LISSMANN H

NILOTICUS

JEBI 037,080160

THE MODE OF OPERATION _F THE ELECTRIC RECEPTORS IN GYMNARCHJS

MULLINGER A PRSL 160,034564

THE FINE STRCCTURE OF AMPULLARY ELECTRIC RECEPTORS IN AMIURUS

NAKAMURA Y SCIE 146,026664

NAKAJIMA S GRUNDFEST H EEL ELECTROPLA_UES SPIKE ELECTR_GENESIS

WITHOUT POTASSIUM ACTIVATION

SUCKLING E NAWI 051,009264

L ARRET OCCASIONNEL DE LA DECHARGE ELECTRIQUE C_NTINUE DU

GYMNARCHUS EST IL UNE REACTION NATURELLE

SZABB T NAWI 050,044763

ELECTR_RECLPT_RS AND THE ACTIVITY OF THL ELECTRICAL 0RGAN _F

MORMYRIDEAE

WRIGHT P NATL 181,006458

AN ELECTRICAL RELEPTOR IN FISHEb

107

bLCKLR G NA_I 050,066465MAGNETIC FIELD _R1ENTATI_N IN DIPTLRA

BROWN F AMZ_) 002,050962

WEBU M LIARNWLLL F A NELAIIJNbHIP BEIvJELN COMPASS DIRECTION RLaP_NSE

gF SNAILU AND REeP_NSE T_) VERY _LAK RIGIII ANGLr- __LFCTR;_STATIC L,RADIEN[..

BRgWN F UiBU llb,036760

BRETT W BENNLTT M 5ARNWELL F MAONETIC RESP_NSL OF AN _RGANISM AND IT_

S_LAR RELA/I_NSH1Pb

BR0_N F

WEBB H bRETT W

RELATIONSHIPS

_lBb 116,038200

MAGNETIC RESPJNbL _F AN ORGANISM AND iI_ LUNAR

ORBWN F uIBU 119,006560

bENNETT M _EBb H A MAGNETIC CZMPASS RESPBNSE _F AN _RGANISM

BRgWN F BIBU i19,03C76G

WEBb H A C_MPASS DIRECTIBN EFFECT F_R SNAILS IN C_NSTANT CONDITIONS

AND ITS LUNAR MODULATION

BROWN F _IBU 119,030660HUTTRER A A RELATI@NSHIP GET_EEN PH_flC AND MAbNETIC REbPBN_L IN bNAJLo

BROWN F _ibb 119,030660

BARNWELL F MAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH AND ORGANISMIC ORIENTATION

BR_WN F JR UIBU 127,020664

WEBB M 6ARNWELL F A CgMPASS DIRECTIONAL PHENOMENON IN MUD bNAILS

AND ITS RELATION TO MAGNETISM

bRBWN F JR _IBU 127,022164

BARNWELL F wEBb H ADAPTA]ION _F THE MAGNETMRECEPTIVE MLCHANIaM _F

MUD SNAILS T_ GEOMAGNETIC STRENuTH

108

SECTION 6

GENERAL SENSOR INFORMATION

AFTANAS M PCMS 016,056563

ZUBEK d EFFECTS OF PROLONGED ISOLATION _F THE SKIN ZN CUTANEOUS

SENSITIVITY

BATHAM E QJMS i01,048760

PANTIN C R_BS_N E THE NERVE NET ZF THE SEA ANEMONE METRIDIUM SENILE THE

MESENTERIES AND THE COLUMN

BATUYEV A ZNDR 014,083464

gN THE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE VISUAL AND ACOUSTICANALYZERS

BAYLISS L B_OK 000,000060

LONGMANS GREEN C0 LTD N Y PRINCIPLES OF GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY VOL 2

BONE Q QJMS i01,037160

A N_TE 0N THE INNERVATIeN _F THE INTEGUMENT IN AMPHI_XUS AND ITS BEARING

ON THE MECHANISM OF CUTANEOUS SENSIBILITY

BOYCOTT B JEBI 039,056762

_LFACT_RY AND VISUAL LEARNING IN THL RLDEARED TERRAPIN PSEUDEMYb

SCRIPTA ELEGANS WIED

BROWN i ERGO G03,005160

VISUAL AND TACTUAL JUDGEMENTS OF SURFACE R_UGHNESS

BULYGIN I SPJR 046,112760

ITINA L RAPATSLVICII E COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTICS _F EXTEROCEPTIVE AND

INTEROCEPTIVE REFLEXES

CAUNA N AREC 142,022262

THE ANATOMICAL BASIS BF CUTANEOUS SENSATION IN AMERICAN ASSOC

OF ANATOMISTS MINNESOTA MARCH 1962

DAVID H PHRS 041,029161

S_ME PRINCIPLES OF SENSORY RECEPTOR ACTION

DAVIS H PHRS 041,039161

SOME PRINCIPLES OF SENSORY RECEPTOR ACTION

DAVIS H PYRE 041,039161

SOME PRINCIPLES OF SENSORY RECEPTOR ACTION

109

DAY RPERCEPT I(aN

ARPS 01b,000164

DE BURGH DALY M JPHL 168,087263

HAZZLEDINE J THE EFFECTS _F ARTIFICALLY INDUCLD HYPERVENTILATI_N ON

THE PRIMARY CARDIAC REFLEX RESPONSE 1_ S]IMULA]ION _F THE CAROTID

B@DIES IN THE DOG

DEJONGE B AMZO 004,009464

DISCUSSION OF PAPER BY W I #ELKER AND OTHERS ON THE SGMATIC SENSORY

SYSTEM OF THE RACCBON

DELgRENZO A VIRO 014,016761

ELECTRON MICRBSCOPY OF NEURAL RECEPTOR CELLS

DIJKGRAAF S BIRS 038,005163

THE FUNCTIONING AND SIGNIFIGANCE OF THE LATERAL LINE ORGANS

DBRSETT D PRSL 159,065264

THE SENSBRY AND MOTOR INNERVATION OF NEREIS

D_WNING S AJPH 204,047163

BARORECEPT_R AND CHEMORECEPTOR INFLULNCEb ON SYMPATHETIC DISCHARGE

T_ THE HEART

DUCAN C JTBI 005,011%63

EXCITATORY MECHANISMS IN CHEMg MND MECHANORECEPTORS

EIJKMAN E UIPJ 003,0065,63

DETECTION THEORY APPLIED TO THE ABSOLUTE SENSITIVITY 8F SENSORY

SYSTEMS

FbRCHGOTT R ARPA. 004,002164

RECEPTOR MECHANISMS

FUZEAU BRAESCH S CRBF 156,157762

AbBUT THE SPLCIFICITY OF SENSORY STIMULI IN INSECTS

GIBSON R NATL 199,030763

ELECTRICAL STIMULATIgN OF PAIN AND TOUCH SYSTEMS

110

GOLDBERGER L REPT _00,000061STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF PERCEPTUAL ALTERATION

USAF AERQNAUT SYSTEM DIV TECH REPT 61 416

GRAZIADEI P NATL 203,038464

RECEPTgRS IN THE SUCKER gF THE CUTTLLFIbH SLPIA gFFICIN_LIS

GREGORY R UJMD 020,002104

HUMAN PERCEPTION

GRUNDFEST H SECT 000t032661

EXCITATION BY HYPERPOLARIZING POTENTIALS A GENERAL THEORY OF RECEPTOR

ACTIVITIES

IN NERVOUS INHIBITION FL_REY E E_ PR_C OF A SYMP

PERGAMON PRESS NY 1961

HORRIDGE G PRSL 157901996_

PROPRIOCEPTORS BRISTLE RECEPTORS EFFERENT SENSORY IMPULSES

NEUROFIBRILS

ISHIKO M SCIE 132,184160

TEMPERATURE AND CHARGE TRANSFER IN A RECEPTOR MEMBRANE

ISHIKO N JGPH 045,010561

EFFECTS ON THE GENERATOR AND ACTION POTENTIALS _F A SENSE ORGAN

JANS D QJMS 104,033763

ROSS K A HISTeLOGICAL STUDY OF THE PERIPHERAL RECEPTORS IN THE THORAX

0F LAND IS_PODS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE T0 THE LOCATION OF P0SblbLE

HYGRORECEPTORS

JOLLIE M AMZO 003t048763

A SENSORY SYSTEM ON THE HEAD OF THE APODAN SCHISTOMET_PUM THOMENSIS

JONES F AMPS 016,046061

SINGER D TWELKER P CAN THE SKIN SENSES CONVEY INDEPENDENT

INFORMATION IN 69TH ANN CONVENTION OF THE AMER PSYCHOL ASSOC 1961

KATSUKI Y JPSJ 023,064761

REVIEW BF ELECTROPHYSIBLBGICAL STUDIES 0N SENSORY RECEPTOR

MECHANISMS

111

KATZMANR ED ANASi12,000364CeNFERENCEON SENSeRYEVeKEDRESPONSEIN MAN

KEIDEL W SECT000,031961ADAPTATIONLeSS @RGAIN eF SENSORYINFORMATIONIN SENSORY CBMMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM RBSENBLITH W ED

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JeHN WILEY AND SONS N Y 1961

KENNEDY D AMZO 002,002?62

THE INITIATION OF IMPULSES IN RECEPTORS

KeNDRATOVYCH M FZHR 007,042461

FUNCTIONAL CONDITION OF INTEROCEPTORS AND CENTRAL LINKS OF THE

REFLEX ARCS OF VASCULAR REFLEXES DURING HYPBTHERMIA

KeROVINA M FIZR 349,018663

REFLEX RESPONSES OF THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES TO STIMULATION OF VARI_U_

RECEPTeRS

KURILBVA L BEBM 056,001063

CHANGES BF THE REFLEX ADJUSTMENT OF THE VISUAL RECEPTBR _YSTEM

DURING TEMPERATURE STIMULATION OF THE SKIN

LAMBERTINI G CRAA 047,002061

NEW RESEARCHES @N THE NERVBUS RECEPTBRS IN MAN AND MONKEY C_NDUCTED

WITH THE HELP OF THE RUFFINIS METHOD


TACTILE AND CHEMICAL PERCEPTI@N IN EARTHWORMS RESPONSES TO TOUCH SBDIUM

CHLORIDE QUININE AND SUGARS

LAWICKA W BAPS 012,003564

THE RBLE eF STIMULI MeDALITY IN SUCCESSIVE DISCRIMINATION AND

DIFFERENTIATIBN LEARNING

LEIDERMAN P REPT 000,000062

IMAGERY AND SENSBRY DEPRIVATION AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

AER@SP MED DIV 6570TH AEReSP MED RES LAB WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB _HIB

TECH DeC REPT MRL TDR 62 28

LOEWENSTEIN W ANAS 094,051061

EXCITATION AND INACTIVATIBN IN A RECEPTBR MEMBRANE IN CURRENT

PR@BLEMS IN ELECTRQBIOLOGY

llZ

L_EWENSTEIN W JGPH 043,098160EFFECTS OF POLARIZATI@N OF THE RECEPTOR MEMBRANE AND _F THE FIRST

RANVIER N_DE IN A SENSE @RGAN

L@WENSTEIN @ ADSC 019,022262

FRONTIERS _F KNOWLEDGE IN THE STUDY OF SENSORY FUNCTION

MACLEOD R SECT 000,000162

WHAT IS A SENSEIN THE PHYSIOL@GICAL AND BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF TASTE KARE M

HALPERN BEDS

UNIV 0F CHICAG0 PRESS CHICAG@ ILL 1962

MAG@UN H ED BO@K 000,000060

AMER PHYSIOL SOC WASH HANDBOOK @F PttYSI@L@GY NEUROPHYSIOLOGY SEC1 V3

MAKAROV P BIFR 005,076960

EFFECT @F VERY INTENSE OPTICAL STIMULATIBN 0N THE VISUAL AUDITORY

AND SKIN ANALYSERS OF MAN

MARSHALL A ED BOOK 000,000060

ACAD PRESS NY BIOL@GY AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOL_GY OF BIRDS V i AND 2

MCINTYRE A AUJS 025,039763

C@DING BF SENS@RY INPUT

MILBCHIN A ZMAF 069,014563

ON A SPECIFIC F_RM @F INTEROCEPT_RS OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT

MUSIASHCHIKOVA S DANR 157,125764

P@TENTIALS @F THE LIMBIC CORTEX OF BRAIN IN THE CAT 1NDUCED BY THE

STIMULATION @F RECEPT@RS @F INTERNAL ORGANS

NADEL J JPHL 163,001362

EFFECT @F CHANGES IN BLQOD GAS TENSIONS AND CAROTIDE SINUS PRESSURE

@N TRACHEAL V@LUME AND T@TAL LUNG RESISTANCE T_ AIRFLOW

PETERS W PICZ 016,008963

RICHTER S M@RPHBLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE SENSE ORGANS OF THE

LABELLA OF THE BL@WFLY CALLIPH@RA ERYTHRQCEPHALA IN 16TH INTERN

C@NGRESS Z@OL 1963

113

PETERSON L FEPR 019,004060

PROPERTIES OF THE CAROTID SINUS MECHANISM

PETERSON L JCLI 039,101760

@N THE MECHANISM OF CAROTID SINUS FUNCTION

PORTMANN A SECT 000,003761

SENSORY 0RGANS SKIN TASTE AND OLFACTI_N

IN BIOLOGY AND C_MPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY _F _IRDS V_L 2 MARSHALL A ED


PRESTAGE J AESA 056,087463

SLIFER E STEPHENS L THIN WALLED SENSORY PEGS ON THE ANTENNA OF THETERMITE W_RKER RETICULITERMES FLAVlPES

QUILLIAM T JPHL 172,P01264

THE _RGANS _F TOUCH AND SIGHT IN THE M_LE TALPA EUROPEA

RASHEVSKY N BMBP 025,015563

NOTE ON PSYCHOPHYSICAL DISCRIMINATION WITH MORE THAN TWO STIMULI

REESE E BEHA 021,007863

THE BEHAVIORAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING SHELL SELECTION BY HERMIT CRABS

RENFREW S BRAN 083,009360

THE SOMATIC SENSE OF SPACE CHORAESTHESIA AND ITS THRESHOLD

REYNOLDS S AERM 032,106161

SENSORY DEPRIVATION WEIGHTLESSNESS AND ANTIGRAVITY MECHANISMS

ROCK I SCIE 143,059464

VICTOR J VISION AND TOUCH AN EXPERIMENTALLY CREATED CONFLICT

BETWEEN THE TW8 SENSES

R_SE H SECT 000,047860

PERCEPTION AND REACTIQN TIMES

IN PHYSICS AND MEDICINE OF THE ATMOSPHERE AND SPACE

JOHN WILEY AND SONS N Y 1960

ROSENBLITH WED BOOK 000,000061

WILEY NY SENSORY CQMMUNICATION

114

SAMSON_VAV TBBR005,013460ELECTROPHYSIOLOGYANDBIBPHYSICSOF THESENSORYORGANSAT THEXXIINTERNATIONALC_NGRESSOF PHYSIOLOGISTS

S E B BOOK000,000062ACADEMICPRESSN Y BIOLOGICALRECEPTORMECHANIMSSYMPOSIUMOF THESBCIETYFBR EXPERIMENTALBIOLOGY

SERGEEVK AAGR045,003863DEVELOPMENTALM_RPHOLOGYBF SKIN EXTEROCEPTORSIN MAN

SERGEEVK AAGR 045,008963

COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF CUTANEBUS EXTEROCEPT_RS IN MAMMALS

SLIFER E EXER 019,041060

SEHBN S THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE PLATE ORGANS ON THE ANTENNA OFTHE HONEY BEE APIS MELLIFERA LINNEAUS

SLIFER E IRCY 011,012561

THE FINE STRUCTURE OF INSECT SENSE ORGANS

SLIFER E JMgR 111,004962

SEHBN S THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE SENSE ORGANS BN THE ANTENNAL

FLAGELLUM OF THE YELLOW FEVER MOSQUITO AEDES ALGYPTI LINNAEUS

SLIFER E SECT 000,000061

FINE STRUCTURE OF INSECT SENSE ORGANS

IN INT REV CYTOL COURNE G DANIELLI EDSACAD PRESS 1961

SNYAKIN P VANR 005,007861

SOME CURRENT PROBLEMS IN THE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF THESENSORY ORGANS

SOLOMON P B@OK 000,000061

HARVARD U PRESS SYMPOSIUM SENSBRY DEPRIVATION

SPINELLI N FEPR 023,035964

PRIBRAM K WEINGARTEN M AN EXPERIMENTAL CONTRIBUTION TB THE PROBLEM

OF EFFERENT CONTROL OF RECEPT3RS OPTIC NERVE AND ERG RESPONSE TO AUDIBLE

CLICKS CAT IN 48TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FEDERATION OF AMERICAN

SOCIETIES FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY CHICAGO 1964

115

STEVENSS SCIE 133,008061T_ H@NORFECHN£RANDREPEALHIS LAWA P_WERFUNCTIONN_T A L0GFUNCTIONDESCRIBESTHE OPERATINGCHARACTERISTIC_F A _EN_ORY_Y_TEM

STEVENS_ SECT000,000061THE PSYCHOPHYSICSOF SENSORYFUNCTIONIN SENSORYCOMMUNICATIONROSENBLITHW EDJOHNWILEYN Y 1961

THORPEWANIMALSENSES

NATL201,054164

THURM U ZNAF 017,028562

CONDUCTION OF THE RECEPTOR POTENTIALS AND NERVE IMPULSES FRQM

INDIVIDUAL CUTICULAR SENSORY ORGANS IN INSECTS

TKACHENK@ B BEBM 096_001463

ON THE THERMO AND BAROREFLEXES FROM RECEPTORS OF THE C_RONARY VESSEL5

UED S ZFBI 1139011562

AUDITORY SENSE AND VISUAL SENSE

VALLBO A APHS 061,041364

ACCOMMODATION OF SINGLE MYELINATED NERVE FIBRES FROM XENOPUS LAEV15

RELATED TO TYPE OF END ORGAN

VAN MICHEL C ACAN 052.018863

MORPHOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS ON THE SENSORY ENDINGS OF HUMAN V_CAL MUC_bA

VASU B CSCI 031,033762

CUTANEOUS SENSE gRGANS IN OPHIOCEPHALUS STRIATUS BLOCH

VON DUNCAN C NAWI 051,017264

THE TRANSDUCER MECHANISM OF SENSE ORGANS

WALSH E B00K 000,000064

LITTLE BROWN BOSTON PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

WATERMAN T ED B00K 000,000061

ACAD PRESS NY THE PHYSIOLOGY OF CRUSTACEA V2 SENSE ORGANS

INTEGRATION AND BEHAVIOR

116

WEBER H ZVPH 047,007763

THE SENSORY FUNCTION OF THE FREE VENTRAL FIN RAYS OF THE LABRINTH

FISH ANABANTIDA[ AND THEIR COOPERATION WITH THE LYEb

WEISS S DIAB 024,48256#

THE 5UMMATIBN OF RESPONSE STRENGTHS INSTRUMENTALLY CONDITIgNED T_

STIMULI ALONG DIFFERENT SENSORY MODALITIES

WINKELMANN R _CIE 136,038462

CUTANEOUS 5ENSgRY END ORGANS _F SOME ANTHR_P_ID APE5

YOUNG M IJPP 006,004162

PHOTORECEPTION AND PHBNORECEPT10N COMPLETELY NEW CONCEPT OF HEARING

IN PROC OF THE 7TH ANNUAL CONF OF THE AS50C OF PHYSIOLOGISTb AND

PHARMACOLOGISTS OF INDIA 1961

YOUNG M JASI 011,004262

PHOT_RECEPTION AND PHONBRECEPTIBN

YOUNG W NEUR 010,066260

PHOTORECEPTION AND PHONORECEPTI_N

ZACHARUK R JMOR IIi,000162

SENSE ORGANS OF THE HEAD OF LARVAE OF SOME ELATERIDAE CBLEOPTERA

THEIR DISTRIBUTION STRUCTURE AND INNERVATION

ZISKIND E 138,022364

A SECOND LOOK AT SENSBRY DEPRIVATION

117

SECTION 7

NEURAL ASPECT OF SENSOR FUNCTION

ABBOTT U JGPH 043,011960

HEAT PRODUCTION IN NERVE AND LLL_TRIC _RGAN

ADELMAN W JR bIPJ 004,045164

TAYLOR R EFFECTS _F REPLACEMLNT OF EXTERNAL S_DIUM CHLORIDE wIIHSUCROSE _N MEMBRANE CURRENTS _F THE SQUID GIANT AXON

AGIN D JTBI 007,038864

SOME COMMENTS _N THE HODGKIN HUXLEY EQUATIONS CORRECTIONS

AGIN D NATL 201,062564

H_DGKIN hUXLEY E_UATI_NS LOGARITHMIC RELATIBN BETWEEN MEMBRANE

CURRENT AND FREQUENCY _F REPETITIVE ACTIVITY

AMER NEUR@L ASS_C TANA 088,012363

FINE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTI@N @F THE NEURON ATLANTIC CITY NEW JERSEY

JUNE 1963 SIX PAPERS

AMES A JNPH 023,067660

GURIAN B MEASUREMENT BF FUNCTION IN AN IN VITRO PREPARATION _F MAMMALIAN

CENTRAL NERVOUS TIS_bE

AMOR_S_ E PRSL 160,010764

_AXTER M CHIQUBINE A NISBET R THE FINE STRUCTURE _F NEURONS AND

OTHER ELEMENTb IN THE NERV@US SYSTEM OF THE GIANT AFRICAN LAND SNAIL

_RCHACHATIN,_ MAROINATA

ANBN BOOK OO0,OO0060

ACAD PRESS INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY VOL9

ARMETT C JPHL 152,014160

RITCHIE J THE ACTI@N _F ACETYLCHOLINE _N C_NDUCTIZN IN MAMMALIAN

NON MYELINATED FIBRES AND ITS PREVENTI@N BY ANTICHOLINESTERASE

ARMETT C JPHL 165,P01863

RITCHIE J THE R_LE OF SODIUM IN THE DEPOLARIZING ACTION BF

ACETYLCH@LINE _N MAMMALIAN NON MYELINATED NERVE FIBRES

ARMETT C JPHL 165,013063

RITCHIE J _N THE PERMEABILITY _F MAMMALIAN NON MYELINATED FIBRES

TO S_DIUM AND LITHIUM IBNS

118

ARMETTC JPHL 165,014163RITCHIE J THE 10NIC REQUIREMENTSFORTHEACTIONOF ACETYLCHOLINE_N MAMMALIANN_N MYELiNATEDFIBRES

ASHBYW U_K 000,000060WILLY NY DESIGNF_R _ _R_IN 2NU_D

AUBERTh _00K O00,O0006bM_RGENSTERNbRESLAb1865 PHYSIBLOGIEDLRNETZHAUT

BAKERP JPHL I67,P05663HCDG_INA MEVESH INTERNALPOTASSIUMC@NCENTRATIONANDTHEACTIONPeTENTIAL_F GIANT AXONSOF LOLIG_

BECKL TRBM022,037564A NEWC_NCEPT_F AUTONOMICINTERACTIONSIN THEPERIPHERALSYMPATHETICNERVOUSSYSTEM

BENNETTM ARPH026,02U964NERVOUSFUNCTIONAT THECELLULARLEVEL

BIANCHI A JPHL 16_,P06163CAPRANBV GCALTIEROTTIT DECREASEOF THESODIUMTRANSPORTACROSSFRGGSKIN IN A STEADYMAGNETICFIELD

BCURNEG BOOK000,000060DANIELLI J _(.ADPRESSNY INTERNATIONALREVIEWOF CYTBL_GYV0L i0

BRADLEYC CJZO039,012961THEEFFECTOF CERTAINCHEMICALSONTHERESPONSETO ELECTRICALSTIMULATION_ND THESPONTANEOUSRHYTHMICALACTIVITY OF LARVAEOFPMOCANEMA DECIPIENS

BRAUN C JPlIL 155,P01361

GUZMAN F HORTON E LIM R PUTTER G VISCERAL RECEPTORS PAIN BRADYKININ

AND ANALGESIC AGENTS

BRAZIER M BOOK 000,000060

MACMILLAN NY THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

BRAZIER M EXNU 002,012360

SB'4E USES OF COMPUTERS IN EXPERIMENTAL NEUROL@uY

119

BRAZIERM SCIE 146,142364THE ELECTRICALACTIVITY OF THENERVOOSSYSTEM

BREAZILEJ DIAB 024,434164A STUDY_F PAIN MECHANISMSIN ANIMALSPIG SHEEP

BUCHWALD J JNMD 132,014660ELDRID L C_NDITIONAL RESPONSES IN TrtE GAMMA EFFERENT SYSTEM

dULLgCK T SECT 000,071761

THE PR_LEF,; _F RLL_GNITI_N IN AN ANALYZLR MADE OF NLURONbIN SENSORY C_Mt4UNICATI_NS A SYMPOSIUM ROL, ENBLITH WED

MIT PREbb CAMBRIDGE J_HN WILEY AND S_N5 N Y L961

CANE H REPT 000,000060

THE AXCN AS A NEURISTOR AN ANALYSIS OF NERVE TRANSMISSION

STANFORD RES INST MENLO PARK CALIF PB Ib8 104

CARNE E REPT 000,009060 AD 282 016

ELECTRONIC REALIZATION OF FUNCTIONAL NERVE NETS

MELPAR INC FINAL REPT

CAUNA N JHCY 011,012963

THE DIbTRIBbTI_N [)F CHOL. INESTERAbES IN THE SENSORY GANGLIA OF MAN

AND b_ME ANIMALS

CHAPMAN R JPHL 165,P01863

REPETITIVE ACTIVITY IN CRAB AXONS

CHAPMAN R JPHL 168,P02763PRE PULSE AND EXTRA PbLbE EXPERIMENTS _N A TYPE _F REPETITIVE CRAb AX_N

CORDEAU J CMDC 090,081261

ROLE OF MYELIN IN THE PROPAGATION OF A NERVE IMPULSE

COWAN d REPT 000,000060

MANY VALUE LOGICS AND ANALOGUE DIGITAL NEURAL NETS

MIT DEPT OF ELECT ENGNG MS THESIS

CRANE H REPT 000,000060 AD 250 305

THE AXBN AS A NEURISTOR AN ANALYSIS OF NERVE TRANSMISSION

STANFORD RES INST INTERIM REPT NB 1

IZO

CRANLH REPI UO0,O0006I AID224 379THEAX_NAS A NEURIST_RAN ANALYSIS_F NERVETRANSMIHSI_NmTANF_RDRE.', IN-_TWADDTN 61 26

CRAGGB EXNU002,000160EVANSD H S_MEREFLEXESMEDIATED6Y THL AFFLRENT FIBERS _F THE AUD_MINAL

VAGUS IN THE RABBIT AND CAT

DANIEL V JTBI U06,037564

FIELD C_NTR_LLED I_N TRAPPING AS A MLCHANISM IN NERVE MLMBR_NES

DAVID O QJMS i02,048160

BROWN A MALLI_N K _N THE IDENTITY OF THE NEUROFIBRiLS NISSL

C_MPLEX G_LGI APPARATUS AND TROPHOSPONGIUM IN THE NEURONE5 0F

VERTEBRATES

DETTBARN W BBYA 079,062964

DISTINCTION BETWEEN ACTIBN ON ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE AND ON ACETYLCHOLINE

RECEPT@R IN L_BSTER AX@NS

DETTBARN W FEPR 023,024964

ROSENBERG P ACETYLCHOLINE ACH AND LOBSTER AXONAL ACTIVITY

DINGMAN W SCIE 144,002664

bPORN M M_LECULAR THEORIES OF MEMORY

D@UGLAS W

RICHIE J STRAUB R

OF THE SKIN

JPHL 150,026660

THE ROLE OF N_NMYELINATED FIBRES IN SIGNALING CB@LING

EAST_N D FEPR 019,029960

THE IMPULSE AT THE END OF A NERVE

ECCLES d 5CIE 145,114064

10NIC MECHANISM _F POSTSYNAPTIC INHIBIIION

ECCLES d

TrtE SYNAPSE

SEAM 212,00566b

EDWARDS C JNPH 026,094863

TERZUOLB C WASHIZU Y THE EFFECT OF CHANGES OF THE 10NIC ENVIRONMENT

UPON AN ISOLATED CRUSTACEAN SENSBRY NEURON

121

EHRENPREIS S NATL 201,088764

ACETYLCHOLINE AND NERVE ACTIVITY

FARLEY o REPT O00,O000bO AD 238 700

CLARK W ACTIVITY IN NETW@RKS _F NEURON LIKE ELLMENTS

LINCOLN LAb _:IT

FARRELL S AREC 148,036964

KUHLENBECK H PRELIMINARY COMPUTATIBN _F THE NJMBER _F CELLULAR ELEMENTs

IN SOME INSECT BRAINS

FEENEY L INOP 001,046262

ULTRAbTRUCTURE _F NERVES IN THE _IUMAN TRABLCULAR REGION

FRANK K ARPH 023,035761

FUBRTES M EXCITATION AND CONDOCTI_N

FINKELSTEIN A BIPJ 004,042164

CARRIER MODEL FBR ACTIVE TRANSPBRT _F 10NS ACROSS A MB_AIC MEMBRANE

FISHER A SCAM 210,006064

CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF TilE BRAIN

FRANKENHAEUSER B NATL 204,123864NERVOUS IMPULSE

FURSHPAN E SCIE 144,087864

ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION AT AN EXCITATORY SYNAPSE IN A VERTEoRATE bR_IN

GELDARD F SCIE 035,001960

SBME NEGLECTED POSSIBILITIES OF COMMUNICATION FOR SOME KINDS BF

MESSAGES THE SKIN OFFERS A VALUABLE SUPPLEMENT TO EAR_ AND EYES

GERSTEIN G UIPJ 001,001560

AN APPR@ACH TO THE QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF ELECTROPHYSI_L_GICAL

DATA FROM SINGLE NEURONS

GOLDUERG A SCIE 144,152964

MEMORY MECHANISMS

GOLDMAN D dlPJ 004,016764

A MOLECbLAR _TRULTURAL bAalS F_R THE E×CITATIBN PRBPERTIES OF AXONS

IZZ

GOLDMANL DIAB 025,000064THE EFFECTSOF STRETCHON CABLEANDSPIKE PARAMETERS_F SINGLENERVEFIBERS50ME IMPLICATIONSFORTHETHEORYOF IMPULSEPROPAGATION64 12184 65PP

GRUNDFEST H SECT 000,007162

IONIC TRANSPORT ACROSS NEURAL AND NON NEURAL MEMBRANES

IN PROPERTIES BF MEMBRANES AND DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

TOWER D LUSE S GRUNDFEST H

SPRINGER PCUL CB N Y 1962

HAMASAKI D JPHL 167,015663

THE EFFECT OF SODIUM 1ON CONCENTRATION ON THE ELECTRORETINQGRAM OF THEISOLATED RETINA OF THE FROG

HEATH R AJPS 117,098061

VERSTER F EFFECTS _F CIILMICAL STIMULATION TO DISCRETE BRAIN AREAS

HEEG E KLWG 039,047061

LEILLMANN H UBER DEN EINFLUSS V_N THYROXIN AUF DIE REPBLARISATIONPHASE

DES AKTIONPBTENTIALS VOM MEERSCHWEINCHENVBRHBF

HENSEL H JNPH 023,05_460

B_MAN K AFFERENT IMPULSES IN CUTANEOUS SENSORY NERVE_ IN HUMAN SOBJECT_

HENSEL H JPHL 155,023261

AFFERENT IMPULSES IN HUMAN CUTANESUS NERVE FIBERS

HODGKIN A BOOK 000,000064

C C THOMAS ILL THE CONDUCTION OF THE NERVSUS IMPULSE

HODGKIN A SCIE 145,114864

THE 10NIC BASIS OF NERVOUS CONDUCTION

HOLMQUIST B EXPA 017,008361

CROSSED REFLEX ACTIONS BY LOW THRESHOLD MUSCLE AFFERENTS

HORN G NATL 202,029664

HABITUATION OF THE RESPONSE T_ SENSORY STIMULI OF NEURONES IN THE BRAIN

STEM OF RABBITS

123

HOYLE G AMZ0 002,000562C_MPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY 0F C_NDUCTI_N IN NERVE AND MUSCLE

tI_YT R BIBJ 003,03996_

THE bQUID GIANT AXgN MATHEMATICAL MODELS


MCINTYRE A AN ANALYSIS OF FIBRE DIAMETER AND RECEPTBR CHARACTERISTICS OF

MYELINATED CUTANEOUS AFFERENT FIBRES IN CAT

HUNT E

KIMELDORF D

REACTIBNS

RADR 021,009164

BEHAVIORAL AROUSAL AND NEURAL ACTIVATION A5 RADIBbENSITIVE

_UXLEY A SCIE 145,115464

EXCITATION AND C_NDUCTI_N IN NERVE OUANTITIVE ANALYSIS

IAEA PROCEEDINGS BOOK 000,000062

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY VIENNA

ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

EFFECTS BF 10NIZING RADIAT|BN

KAIUSHIN L BIFR 005,027360

LIUDKOVSKAIA R SHMELEV I U V ABSBRPTION

STATES OF REST AND EXCITATION

BY THE SEPIA GIANT AX_N IN

KAO C JNPH 023,061860

P_ST SYNOPTIC ELECTROGENEbIS IN bEPTATE GIANT AXONS COMPARISON OF MEDIAL

AN9 LATERAL GIANT AXONS OF CRAYFISH

KAPPERS A BOOK 000,000060

HUBER C CRObbY E IiAFNER NY THE CBMPARATIVL ANATOMY _F NERVOUb bYSTEM

OF VERTEBRATES INCLUDING MAN 3 VOLS

KATZ B JPHL 168,038963

MILEDI R A STUDY OF SPgNTANEOUS MINIATURE POTENTIALS IN SPINAL

MOTONEURONES

KATZ B

MILEDI R

JPHL 172,P02664

IMPULSE PR_PAGATIBN IN MOTOR NERVE TERMINALb

KEELE C APHH $24,000364

CHEMICAL EXC]TANTS OF PAIN

124

KENSHOL_ D REPT 000,000060 AD 232 241

NAFE J NEURAL CORRELATES OF THERMAL SENSATION

CONTRACT DA 49 007 MD 683

KERKUT G CBPH 014,016765

THOMAS R AN ELECTReGENIC S_DIUM PUMP IN SNAIL NERVE CELLS

KERKUT G JPHL I68,P00663

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF SNAIL NEURONES

KEYNES JPHL 165,P0036_

RITCHIE J M_VEMENTS _F LABELLED 10N5 IN N_N MYELINATED FIBRES

KBSHTOYANTS K _gOK 000,000060

MOSCOW STATE PUBL MQUSE LOMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

KUFFLER S MARL 054,017660

EXCITATION AND INHIBITION IN SINGLE NERVE CELLS

LENDE R JCNU 121,039563

SENSORY REPRESENTATION IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX OF THE OPOSSUM

DIDELPHIS VIRGINIANA

LENTZ T AREC 145,033463

FINE STRUCTURE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF HYDRA IN 76TH MEETING OF THE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ANATOMISTS 1962

LETTVIN J NATL 202,133864

A THE@RY _F PASSIVE IBN FLUX THROUGH AX_N MEMBRANES MBDEL

LBEWENSTEIN W _IB_ 119,032460

MECHANISMS OF NERVE IMPULSE GENERATION _N A LORENZINIAN AMPULLA

LYAPUNOV A ED BOOK OO0,O0006G

PERGAMON LOND PROBLEMS OF CYBERNETICS

MCAFEE R SECT 000,016763

MICROWAVE STIMULATION OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES INSTRUMENTATION V_L i ALT FED

PLENUM PRESS NY 1963

125

MCIVERJ PNAU052,067364LIQU_RI A IIAMEKAH C_NSIDERATIB[_S_t'_THENERVEIMPULSEMECHANIL,M

MELLgNDE F JR JGPH047,048764KENNEDYD IMPULSEfbRIGINANDPR_bPAGATIONIN A BIPOLARSENSORYNEbR_SNFRESHWATERCRAYFISilPR_)CAMBARUSCLARKJl

MEULDERSM CORE252,120961MAISSONJ C_MPARAIS_NDE L AMPLITUDEDE5 POTENTIELSEVOQUEbAU NIVEAUDbCENTREMEDIANPARUNESTIMJLATI_N LUMINEUSECHLZLE CHATCERVEAU150LE ETLE CHATMELIBPONTINPRETRIGEMENAL

MeNTAGNAWED UOOKO00,O0006wPERGAMeNPRESS ADVANCESIN BIBL_GY _F SKIN Vl CUTANEbuaINNERVATI_N

MUELLERP SECT000,019262MARTINT PUTZRATHF GENERALPRINCIPLESOF @PERATI_NSIN NEURONNETSWITHAPPLICATIONT_ ACOUSTICALPATTERNRECOGNITIONIN BIOL PROTOTYPESSYNTHETICSYbTEMSVOL 1PROCOF THE2ND ANNBIONICSSYMP1961

NACHMANSOHND ED bOOKOOU,O00060ACADEMICPRESSN Y M_LECULARBIOLOGY

NACHMANSOHND SCIE 134,19626L

CHEMICAL FACTORS C_NTR_LLING NERVE ACTIVITY 2 ANALYSIS REVEALS

THE UNDERLYING SYSTEM THAT GENERATES THE CURRENTS RESPONSIBLE F_R

NERVE IMPULSES

NEIL E PHRS 040,020160

AFFERENT IMPULSE ACTIVITY IN CARDIOVASCULAR RECEPTOR FIBERS

NICHOLSON A SCIE i_5,1_586_

GRAVITAT|_NAL STRESS CHANGES IN _ORTICAL EXCITABILITY

BGATA M 3NPH 023,06_660

WRIGHT E INTRACELLULAR RECOROINuS OF NEUROMUSCULAR JJNCTI_N ACTION

P_TENTIAL IN 51NULL ISOLATED NERVE MUSCLE FI_ER

PEASE M REPT 000,000061 AD 253 333

ANALYTIC PROOF _F OPERABILITY _F A SECOND ORDER NEURIbT_R LINE

STANFORD RES INST INTERIM REPT N0 3

126

PENFIELD W BRAN 086,059563

PEROT P THE bRAINS RECORD OF AUDITORY AND VISUAL EXPERIENCEA FINAL SUNiM_,RY AND DISCUSSION

PLRKEL D SCIE 145,006164

PACEMAREK NE[JRBNS EFFECTS _F REbULARLY SPACLD SYNAPTIC INPjT

PHILLIPS C JPHL 168,006563

POWELL T SHEPARD G RESPONSES SF MITRAL CELLS T_ STIMJLATION OF THE

LATERAL _LFACTORY TRACT IN THE RABBIT

RAPBP@RT A REPT 000,000060 AD 252 897

HORVATH W INF@RMATION PROCESSING IN NEURONES AND 5MALL NETS

MENTAL HEALTH RES INST U MICH C_NTRACT AF 33 615 6272 WADD TR 60 652

REUBEN J BIBU 119,033360

ANALYSIS _F PHOT_DYNAMIC EFFECTS IN LOBSTER NEUROMUSCULAR PREPARATION

RING P JBJS 043,B12161

THE INFLUENCE BF THE NERVOUS sYSTEM UPON THE GROWTH OF BONES

RBSENBLITH WED 40_K 000,000062

MIT PRESS PROCESSING NEUROELECTRIC UATA

RBSENBLUM W JCCP 055,007360

THE STIMULATION OF FROG SKELETAL MUSCLE BY LIGHT DYE

RUBEN R JASA 034,009962

PROPERTIES OF THE EIGHTH NERVE ACTION POTENTIAL

RUSHTON W SECT 000,016961

PERIPHERAL CODING IN THE NERVOUS SYSIEM

IN SENSORY COMMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM ROSENBLITH WED

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE JOHN WILEY AND SONS N Y 1961

SHEPARD G JPHL 168,008963

RESPONSES OF MITRAL CELLS TO OLFACTORY NERVE V_LLEYS IN THE RABBIT

SHEPARD G JPHL 168,010163

NEURONAL SYSTEMS CONTROLLING MITRAL CELL EXCITABILITY

1Z7

ShERRINGTBN C U_K 000,000060

YALE INTEURATIVL ACTION _F THE NERVaUS 5YSTLM

SMITH D sECT 000,014862

DAVIDSBN C ACTIVITY LEVELS AND _SCILLATIBN MBDES IN NEURAL NETs

IN BIOL PROT_TYPES SYNTHETIC SYolEMS VOL 1

PROC _F THE 2ND _NN BIONICS 5YMP 1961

5_KOL_V E TCN5 UC,_,015760

NEURONAL MSDELb _ND THE _RIENTINu REFLLX

STANLEY JONES D BOOK uO0,O00060

STANLEY JBNES K PERGAMON NY THE CYBERNETICS Of NATURAL SY_TEM_

STRUMWASSER F AJPH 198,040560

PROLGNGED AND PATTERNED DIRECT EXTRACELLULAR STIM_LATIBN BF SINGLE

NEURONS

STRYER L RADR 502,043260

ENERGY TRANSFER IN PROTEINS AND POLYPEPTIDE& IN BIBENERGETICS

TAKEUCfll N OPHL 167,012863

S_ME PROPERTIES _F CBNDUCTANCZ CHANGES AT THE END PLATE MEMBRANE

DURING THE ACTIBN 0F ACETYLCHOLINE

TAKEUCIII N JPHL 167,01416.3

EFFECTS _F CALCIUM ON THE CZ,NDOCTANCE CHANGE _F THE END PLATE MEMBRANE

DURING THE ACTIBN 0F TRANSMITTER

TEN HO_PEN M JJPH 014,060764

_N AN IMPULSE INTERVAL GENERATINu MECHANISM

TEORELL T AaMu 065,023160

APPLICATION gF THE VOLTAGE CLAMP T6 IHL ELECTR_:HYDRACLIC NERVE

ANALOG

THULIN C EXNU 002,059860

ELECTRBPHYoIBLBGICAL STUDILS 3F PERIPHERAL NERVE REGENERATION _I_H

SPECIAL REFERENCE T_ TIIE SHALL DIAMETER GAMMA FIBER5

T_BIAS J NATL 203,001364

A CHEMICALLY SPECIFIED MOLECULAR MECHANISM UNDERLYING EXCITATISN IN

NERVE A HYPOTHESIS

128

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VIERNSTEIN L REPT 000,000060 AD 293 lbO

GROSSMAN R NEURAL DISCHARGE PATTERNS AND SIMULATION _F SYNAPTIC

OPERATIONS IN TRANSMISSION _F SENSORY INFORMATION

4TH LONDON SYMPBSIUM ON INFZRMAII_N THEORY L_NDON 1960

V_N BEKESY O JOSA 050,106060

NEURAL INHIBITORY UNITS OF THE EYE AND SKIN _UANTITATIVL DESCRIPTION

@F CONTRAST PHENOMENA

WALKER R JPHL 168,P00663

THOMAS R ELECTROPrtYSIOLeGY OF IHE 5N#_IL _RAIN

WALL P SECT 000,047561

T_B TRANSMISSIBN SYSTEMS F0R SKIN SENSATIONS

IN SENSORY CgMMUNICATIONS A SYMPOSIUM R0bENBLITH WED

MIT PRESS CAMBRIDGE J_HN _ILEY AND SUNS N Y 1901

WENDELL A PRNE 005,013462

N_RMAL AND ABNORMAL SENSORY PATTERNS PAIN 2 ACTIVITY PATTERN

HYPOTHESIS FOR SENSATION OF PAIN

WIERSMA C PICZ 016,073663

MILL P FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIgNS OF SINGLE NEURgNAL UNITs IN THE CENTRAL

NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE CRAYFISH IN 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF

THE ZOOLOGY 1963

WILLIAMS V AREC i#5,036963

AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF AX_PLASM RAT IN 76TH MEETING _F THE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ANATOMISTS 1962

WERNER G EXPA 017,009561

SPBNTANE_U5 MINIATURE ACTIVITY AND GRADATION OF TRANSMISSIBN AT THE

NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION

WHITTERIDGE D PHRS 040,019860

CARDIOVASCULAR REFLEXES INITIATED FROM AFFERENT SITES 0THER THAN THE

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ITSELF

WINKELMANN R AMJA 107,028160

THE END ORGAN OF FELINE SKIN A M_RPH_LOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL bTbDY

iZ9

SECTION 8

MISCELLANEOUS

ADLER H ABEL 011,056665sENSORY FALT_RS IN MIGRATION

ALBERS R PNAU 050,0k1663

FAHN S K_VAL G THE R_LE _F SODIUM IBNS IN THE ACTIVATION _F

ELECTROPHORUS ELECTRIC _RGAN ADENOSINE TRIPH_SPHATASE

AUTRUM H ED ERB! 026,000063

SYMPOSIUM _N ANIMAL ORIENTATION 133PP

BARNARD R SECT 000,014363

UI@L@GIC SYSTEMS MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY

IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES INSTRUMENTATION V@L I ALT FED


BARN@THY Y NATL 200,008663

GROWTH RATE OF MICE IN STATIC MAGNETIC FIELDS

BARN_THY M SECT 000,012763

UI_L_bIC_L EFFELTS _F MAONbTIC FIELDS _N SMALL MAMMALS

IN BIBMLDIC,_L SCIENCES INbTRUMENIAiI_N VOL I ALT FED

PLENbM PREb_ NY 1963

bLRNARD E D_ u00,000062

PLENbM PRESS bI@LBGICAL PRBTOTYPES AND SYNTHETIC SYSTEM3 V_L I

BIRD A NEMA 006,027562

_RIENTATION OF THE LARVAE _F MEL_ID_bYNL JAVANICA RELATIVE TB RBOTS

BIRUKOW G ERBI 026,021663

FISCHER K BBTTCHER H TilE SUN COMPASS BRIENTATI_N OF LIZARDS

IN ANIMAL C@IHMUi_ICATI@N 1962

bISHOP W SECT 000,021763

ENVIRONMENT SENSOR AN ELECTRONIC CANE FOR THE BLIND

IN _I_MEDICAL SLIENCES INSTRUMENTATION V_L I ALT FED


BBBA A BOOK 000,000060

THOMAS SPFLD HYPOTHERMIA FOR THE NEUROSURGICAL PATIENT

BOSSERT W JTBI 005,044363

WILSgN E THE ANALYSIS _F _LFACTBRY COMMUNICATION AMONG ANIMALS

130

B_URNE O ED

ACAD PRESS NY

AND DISEASE

bggK UO0,O00060

THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION _F MUSCLE V_L 3 PHARMACOLOGY

BOZBKY L NATL 199,130663

KISZELY G HOFFMANN T LADIK J EFFECT OF ELECTROSTATIC FIELDS ON CELLMITgSIS

BRAEMER W ERBI 026,018263

SCHWAbSMANN H IHE RHYTHM OF SUN _RILNTATI_N AT THE EQUATOR BY FISHIN ANIMAL _RIENTATION 1962

bURES d BOgK 000,000060

PLTRAN M ZACIIAR d CZECH ACiD SCI PUB HOUSL PRAGUE

MLTH_DS IN UIgL_G|LAL RESEARCH

LLECTR_PHYbI_L_GICAL

BURNS T DISC 025,003064

NgN VERBAL CgMMUNICATI@N

CAHN P AMZB 003,051763

SHAW E LATERAL LINE ACTIVITY IN RHEBTACTIC ORIENTATIBN gF SCHOOLING

FISHES MENIDIA FUNDULUS IN 60TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SgCIETY

OF Z_OLOGISTS CLEVELAND 1963

CARLSTRBM D BIBU 125,044163

A CRYSTALLOGRAPtilC STUDY OF VERTEBRATE OTBLITHS

CARR A AMSC 050,035962

ZRIENTATION PRgBLEMS IN THE HIGH SEAS TRAVLL AND TERRESTRIAL MBVEMENTb

_F MARINE TURTLES

CARTHY J DISC 025,002464

HgW ANIMALS CgMMUNICATE

CHAN D AJPS 077,048964

AN APPARATUS FOR TilE MEASUREMENT OF TACTILE ACUITY

CFiERNIUgVSKII V TPNR 010,034060

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY BF THE R_LE OF INTERBCEPTIVE SIGNALIZATION IN THE

ALIMENTARY BEHAVIOR gF ANIMALS

CLEVER V NATL 186,081260

SELECTIVE LLIMINAT10N gF SINGLE SENS_ CELL WITH METHYLENE BLUE

131

CLDSLY TH@Mb_N J ABEL 012,009864DIURNAL RHYTIqM _F ACTIVITY IN THE NILE CRIC_DILE

CLgWES M DISC 025,005164

MAN MACHINE COMMUNICATION

DETHIER V U_K 000,000061

STELLAR E PRENTICE HALL NY ANIMAL BLHAVI_R

D_BRgNRAVBV S UEBM 057,001364

FISHELEY YA A C_NCERNING THE SKIN VISION

LbLING F NATL 204,081764

BIOLOGICAL CLBCKS

ENRIGHT J LVPH 046,02760_

THE TIDAL RrIYTHM eF ACTIVITY _F _ 5AN_ bEACH AMPHIP_D

EVANb M NATL 200,036863

MEASURING SMALL RAPID CHANGES IN NERVE THREbH_LD DURING EXPOSURE

T_ SNAKE VENOM

FERGASgN J

LIQUID CRYSTALS

SCAM 211,007664

FISCHER K NAWI 051,020364

SPgNTANEOUS DIRECTIONAL BRIENTATION BY THE SUN IN CHELONIA MYDAS

FOGEL L _0OK 000,000063

PRENTICE HALL INC N d B10TECHN_L_GY CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIgNb

F_REMAN H REPT 000,024162

BROBKS M FURTHER STUDIES ON BIOLBGICAL EFFECTS BF MAGNETIC FIELDS

U S ATOMIC ENERGY CeMM RES AND DEV REPT LAMS 2780

FRAENKEL G NAWI 051,020464

GUNN D THE ORIENTATION OF ANIMALS

FREIS L PHRS 040,004060

HEMBDYNAMICS _F HYPERTENSION

13Z

FUREDI A UBYA 079,000164

@HAD I EFFECTS OF HIGH FREQUENCY ELEC[RIC FIELDS BN THE LIVING CELL

i BEHAVIOR BF HUMAN ERYTHRgCYTEb IN HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS

AND ITS RELATIBN TB AGE

FURMAN G REPT 000,000061 AD 270 452

NEURO MUSCULAR C_NTROL POSSIBLE SUBJECT FOR BIONIC STUDYELECTRONICS RES LAB U _F CALIF REPT 11

GARCIA J BIMB 021,039163

BUCHWALD N PERCEPTI@N OF 10NIZING RADIATION A STUDY BF BEHAVIWRAL

AND ELECTRICAL RESPBNSES TO VERY LOW DOSES OF X RAY

GILLIS C JPHL 173,P00964

APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING THE NUMBER AND DIAMETER OF NERVE FIBRES

GOURAS P ANAS 1159076364

ARMINGTON J KROPEL W GUNKEL R ELECTRONIC COMPUTATION OF HUMAN

RETINAL AND BRAIN RESPONSES Ta LIGHT STIMULATION

GRIFFIN D _00K 00u,300064

D_UBLEDAY AND C0 N Y BIRD MIGRATION THE BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS OF

ORIENTATION BEHAVIOR

GROSS L DIA_ 024,379364

A STUDY _F THE BI_LSGICAL LFF_Cf5 OF MAGNETIC FIELDS

GUNNING G ERBI 026,020263

THE CBNCEPTS OF HOME RANGE AND HBMING IN STREAM FISHES WITH A

DISCUSSION BF SENSBRY IMPLICATIBN IN ANIMAL ORIENTATIBN 1962

HALPERN M NATL 202,071764

EFFECTS OF MAGNETIC FIELDS ON GROWTH OF HELA CELLS IN TISSUE CULTbRE

HALL E NATL 203,108664

BEDFORD J LEASK M OBME NEGATIVE RESULTS iN THE SEARCH FOR A LETHAL

EFFECT OF MAGNETIC FIELDS ON BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS

HAWKINS J REPT 000,000060 AD 241 392

MUNSEY C A MAGNETIC INTEGRATOR FZR THE PERCEPTRON PROGRAMAERONUTRONIC ANNUAL SUMMARY REPT

133

HAY J REPT 000,000060 AD 236 965

LYNCH B SMITH D MARK i PERCEPTRON OPERATORS MANUAL

CORNELL AERONAUTICAL LAB REPT N_ VG 1196 G 5

HEATH W SCIE 142,048663

THERMPERI_DISM IN _EA RUN CUTTHROAT IRQUT SALMO CLARKI CLARKI

HECHT 0 ENEA 006,010763

ON THE VISUAL ORIENTATION OF HOUSE FLIES IN THEIR SEARCH OF

RESTING SITES

HOBSON E PACF 017,017163

FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF THREE SPECIES OF SHARKS

HOLMSTEDT B APHS 061,017764

KRIVOY W KROEGER D ELECTRIC FISH GYMNOTUS CARAP_ AS A TOOL FgR

BIOASSAY OF METHYLPHENIDATE AND CHLORPROMAZINE

HgVDE C AREC 145,032763

HARMAN P HAFT d ANESTHETIC EFFECTS OF CAT OPTIC CHIASM RESPONSES TO

STROBOSCOPIC LIGHT STIMULATIgN IN ?STH MEETING OF THE AMERICAN

ASSOCIATIgN OF ANATOMISTS 1962

ILYANCK V BIFR 006,007261

EFFECT OF INTENSITY AND DEPTH OF PULSATION OF FLICKERING LIGHT _N

THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE HUMAN BRAIN

IMSHENETSKII A dOOK 000,000061

CONSULTANTS BUR ACHIEVEMENTS IN SOVIET MICROBI_LOGY

JANDER R AREN 008,009563

INSECT ORIENTATION REVIEW

JUHASZ L JPHL 165,P06063

MCPHERSON A INDUCTIVE TYPE PRESSURE TRANSDUCER

KALMUS H ARPH 026,010964

C_MPARATIVE PHYSI_LMGY NAVIGATION BY ANIMALS

KENDEIGH S BOOK 000,000061

PRENTICE HALL NY ANIMAL ECBLOGY

134

KET0 J REPT CC0,0C0O60 AD 293 150

BIONICS THE NEW FRONTIER OF TECHNgL_GY THROUGH FUSIgN _F TIIE BI9

AND PHYSIO DIbCIPLINES

bIONICS SYMPOSIUM _RIGHT AIR DEV _IV DAYTON _H[_ bEPT 1960

KETv.) J REPT 0uu,O00063

BIONIC.b 5YMPObIUM DAYIJN _DHI_ MARCH 196D

IN U b AIR t-,0R(..L TL_H b_C R,:..PT AL_U TL, R 6_ 9,'_.b 3:.,2PP

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J#SSMANN P TURbKY U MEIoTER M UE_NGELIb V

bIOELECTRIC INFORMATION

TELLPH2;NE TLLE:4ENTRY gF

LIDDLE D DISC G25,002264

FINGERTIP SIGHT FACT OR FICTIJN

LINDAUER M ERBI 026,O15863

C_MPASS _RIENTATI_N _LL5 IN ANIMAL _RIENTATI_N 1962

LINDGREN N ELMS 035,00606Z

bIONICS 4 _PPLICATIONS AND NEe# DIR/CII3NS

L_BASHEV M USgR 053,015262

L_PATINA N NIKITINA I CHESN;DK3VA E THE pIIIySI3L;3GICAL MECHANISM _;F

(DRIENTATI_N 0F THE HONEY bEE APIS MELLIFERA IN SPACE

LOCKWOOD A CBPH 002,024161

RINGER S_LUTI_N AND SOME MeTES _N [HE PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS _F THEIR I_NIC

COMPOSITION

LVOVbKAYA E MDRR 009,005264

E6T_VA E THE STATE BF THL _RGAN _F VISION UNDLR TIIE ACTION _F GAMMA

NEUR_GEN1C RADIATION IN D_bLS CL_SL T_ TPtL MAXIMALLY PERt4I_IULL _NEb

MAY A JFRC 021,0_1364

AN ASYMMETRICAL PAIR OF C_D OTgLITHS

MCELROY W _00K 000,000060

GLASS o JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS BALT LIGHT ANO LIFE

MEYER M JCPP 058,040364

DISCRIMINATIVE uASIS F0R ASTR_NAVIGATION IN BIRDS

135

MITTELSTAEDT H ERBI 026,025363

BICOMPONENT THEORY OF ORIENTATION IN ANIMALS IN ANIMAL _RIENTAII_N

1962

MILLAR R JPHL 150,007960

PLASMA ADRENALINE AND NORADRENALINE DURING DIFFUSIBN RESPIRATION

MONTGOMERY D SECT 000,012363

SMITH A A SEARCH FBR BIBLOGICAL EFFECTS _F MAGNETIC FIELDS

IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE5 INSTRUMENTATINN V@L i ALT F ED


MOOS W AERM 035,037464

A PRELIMINARY REPORT _N THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC F|ELDb _N MICE

MORROW P HLPY 002,036660

SOME PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLBGICAL FACTORS C_NTROLL|NG THE FATE _F INHALED

SUBSTANCES

MURPHY W ORDN 045,088861

BI3NICS AND DEFENSE

MURR L NATL 200,049069

PLANT GRBWTH RESPONSE IN A SIMULATED ELLQTRIC FIELD ENVIRONMENT

NAKASHIMA N NMDU 025,001162

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON F_CAL DESTRUCTION LESIONS IN THE BRAIN PRODbCE_

BY THE FOCUSED ULTRASOUND

NASSENSTEIN H NAWI 048,02146L

EIN NEUES VERFAHREN FUR DIE ELEKTROBPTIK

NIKITIN BED _00K 000,000060

AMER INST OF 61gL SCI WASH DC MARINe BIOLOGY

NIMS L YJBM 035,054563

ELECTRIC CURRENTS MEMBRANES AND BIBL_GICAL SBURCES OF ELECTRBM_TIVE

FBRCE

NYUBERG N PRIR 052,006163

DIGITAL VISION THE PHENOMENON OF RBZA KJLESHBVA

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H_KURYD KAN PUBL C8 TSKY_ ENCYCLSPEO[A Z_L_GICA

@RTLEB L _i4NA 071,032064

uEXT_N _ _RIENTATL_N _F IHL PAINTLU TURTLE CHRYSEMYb PICT_

PALMER J NATL 198,10610bORGANISMIC SPATIAL eRIENTATISN IN VERY WEAK MAGNETIC FILLUS

VBLV_X AUREUS

PAPI F ERBI 026,025963

T_NGI_RGI P INNATE AND LEARNED C#MPGNENTS IN THE AbTR_NOMICAL

ORIENTATIgN _F W_LF SPIDERS IN ANIMAL _RIENTATI_N i952

PAUL J _K 000,000060

E AND S LIVINGSTBNE EDINBURGH CELL _*ND TISSUE CULTURE 2ND ED

PENNEY R PICZ 016,002063

EMLEN J SUN _RIENTATI_N BY TrEE ADEL_E PENGUIN PYG_SCELIS ADELIAE

IN 16TH INTERNATI_N_kL C_NbRESS _F L6GLO_Y 1963

PERKINS JRESPIRATION

ARPH 022,024560

PFEIFFER W EXPA 019,011365

ALARM SUBSTANCES IN FISH REVIE_

PbCHINSKAYA L TBMR 052,110562

L¢CAL CHANGES IN T_IE HUMAN LLECTRgCNCEPHAL_GRAM ASSZCIATED _ITH

SERIAL VIoUAL IMAGES

RAGLE J AERM 035,046964

@N PSSSIBLE bIOLGOICAL EFFECT5 _F MAGNETIC FIELDS

RAMIREZ D ARELLANOTANA 086,015761

WINDLE W DEATH ASSOCIATED _ITH PHOTIC STIMULATION DURING

ELECTRBENEEPHALOGRAPHIC RECORDINb IN MONKEYS

REYNBLDS L AERM 035,01156_

UTILIZATION OF hi,ELECTRICITY AS P_;vER SUPPLY F_R IMPLANTED

ELECTRBNIC DEVICES

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RUCH T B_OK 000,000060

FULTON J W B SAUNDERS Ce PHILA MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOPHYSICS

SCHAEFER K B00K 000,000064

MACMILLAN N Y BIOASTRSNADTICS

SCHM1DT K_ENIb K _IBU 124,031163SUN C_MPASb _RILNTATI_N _F PIGEONS UPON EQUATORIAL AND TRANS

EQUATORIAL DISPLACEMENT

SCHMIDT KOENIG K ERBI 026,028663

NEW ASPECTS OF THE ORIENTATION P_WERS OF CARRIER PIGEONS IN ANIMAL

ORIENTATION 1962

SCHMIDT NIELSEN K BOOK 000,000060

PRENTICE HALL NY ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

SCHNEIDER F ERBI 026,014763

ULTRAOPTICAL ORIENTATION OF THE COCKCHAFER MELBLONTHA VULGARIb IN

ARTIFICIAL ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC FILLDS IN ANIMAL _RILNTATI_N 1962

SCHWASSMANN H PHZO 037,016364

HASLER A THE ROLE OF THE SUNS ALTITUDE IN SUN ORIENTATION OF FISH

SEITNER P ED BOBK 000,000060

GOVT PRINT OFFICE WASH DC BIOLOGY CODE OF THE CHEMICAL BIOLBGICAL

COORDINATION CENTER

SHEMANAKII Y PRIR 052,010863

BIONICS AND FISHINb

SHER L DIAB 024,194963

MECHANICAL EFFECTS OF AC FIELDS _N PARTICLES DISPERSED IN A

LIQUID bIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS

SNEIDER S JAMA 190,i00664

DOOLEY D SENSORY INDUCED EPILEPSY

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SANDBERG A STANTEN S WILLIS P L)ICKS_SN J 6N LINE DIGITAL C#JMPUTER

USED IN BI_L_OGICAL EXPERIMENTS AND M_D[ZLING

STONE L YJBM C32,Q46460

REGENERATION OF THL LENS IRIS AND NEURAL RETINA IN A VERTEBRATE EYE

STOTT B AdEL 011,00936_

ELSDON J J_HNSTON J H_MING BEHAVIOUR IN GUDGEON GOBI_ GBBI_ L

STRUGHBLD H AERM 031,067060

EYE HAZARDS AND PRBTLCTI_N IN bPACL

SUR_ILL_ W ECNP 016,051064

THE RELATION @F DECISION TIME TO BRAIN wAVE FRL_UENCY AND T_ AGL

TAUBE M REPT 000,047960

WHAT GOOD IS BIONICS

WADD DAYTON OHl_ oI_NIC5 SYMPOSIUM SEPI 1960

TAYLOR J DISC 025,004464

NEW TECHNIQUES OF COMMUNICATION

TEIXEIRA PINTB A EXER 020,054860

NEJELSKI L JR CUTLER J HELLER J THE BEHAVIOR _F UNICELLULAR

BRGANISMS IN AN ELECTRBMAGNETIC FIELD

TILLER W

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SCIE 146,087164

USAF REPT 000,000060 AD 252 300

BIONICS SYMPBSIUM LIVING PR@TOTYPES _HE KEY TO NEW TECHNOLOGY 196

DIRECTORATE OF ADVANCED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY wRIGHT PATTERSBN AFB

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