Graham Hoyle

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Potassium Ions and Insect Nerve Muscle (1953) (357)
Distributions of nerve and muscle fibre types in locust jumping muscle. (1978) (263)
Generation of specific behaviors in a locust by local release into neuropil of the natural neuromodulator octopamine. (1984) (249)
Neural mechanisms underlying behavior in the locust Schistocerca gregaria. I. Physiology of identified motorneurons in the metathoracic ganglion. (1973) (245)
Evidence that insect dorsal unpaired medican (DUM) neurons are octopaminergic. (1975) (231)
Identified Neurons and Behavior of Arthropods (1977) (214)
Dorsal unpaired median insect neurons make neurosecretory endings on skeletal muscle (1974) (199)
The neuronal basis of behavior in Tritonia. 3. Neuronal mechanism of a fixed action pattern. (1973) (183)
The dorsal, unpaired, median neurons of the locust metathoracic ganglion. (1978) (165)
Neural mechanism underlying behavior in the locust Schistocerca gregaria. 3. Topography of limb motorneurons in the metathoracic ganglion. (1973) (159)
The neuronal basis of behavior in Tritonia. I. Functional organization of the central nervous system. (1973) (149)
Muscles and their neural control (1983) (144)
The scope of neuroethology (1984) (141)
The neuronal basis of behavior in Tritonia. IV. The central origin of a fixed action pattern demonstrated in the isolated brain. (1973) (138)
The anatomy and innervation of locust skeletal muscle (1955) (133)
Fine structure of an octopaminergic neuron and its terminals. (1980) (132)
Cellular Mechanisms Underlying Behavior*—Neuroethology (1970) (131)
NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF GIANT MUSCLE FIBERS OF A BARNACLE, BALANUS NUBILUS DARWIN. (1963) (124)
Neuromuscular mechanisms of a locust skeletal muscle (1955) (119)
Synthesis of octopamine by insect dorsal median unpaired neurons. (1975) (118)
Changes in the Blood Potassium Concentration of the African Migratory Locust (Locusta Migratoria Migratorioides R. & F.) During Food Deprivation, and the Effect on Neuromuscular Activity (1954) (117)
Neuronal Network Triggering a Fixed Action Pattern (1969) (115)
The effects of some common cations on neuromuscular transmission in insects (1955) (114)
Mechanical and electrical responses of single innervated crab‐muscle fibres. (1965) (111)
A function for neurons (DUM) neurosecretory on skeletal muscle of insects. (1974) (111)
Physiological characteristics and reflex activation of DUM (octopaminergic) neurons of locust metathoracic ganglion. (1978) (105)
The Mechanism of Rapid Running in the Ghost Crab, Ocypode Ceratophthalma (1973) (101)
Identified neurons and the future of neuroethology (1975) (99)
Glial cells of an insect ganglion (1986) (99)
High Blood Potassium in Insects in Relation to Nerve Conduction (1952) (95)
MECHANISM OF SUPERCONTRACTION IN A STRIATED MUSCLE (1965) (93)
Centrally Generated Nerve Impulse Sequences determining Swimming Behaviour in Tritonia (1969) (92)
Inhibition at neuromuscular junctions in Crustacea (1958) (90)
ULTRASTRUCTURE OF BARNACLE GIANT MUSCLE FIBERS (1973) (87)
Learning, using natural reinforcements, in insect preparations that permit cellular neuronal analysis. (1980) (80)
The action of carbon dioxide gas on an insect spiracular muscle (1960) (71)
Central nervous sensitization and dishabituation of reflex action in an insect by the neuromodulator octopamine. (1984) (71)
Comparative aspects of muscle. (1969) (70)
The Mechanism of Dual Responsiveness in Muscle Fibers of the Grasshopper Romalea microptera (1959) (67)
Comparative physiology of the nervous control of muscular contraction (1958) (66)
Neural events underlying learning in insects: changes in pacemaker (1977) (65)
Serially homologous neurones as concomitants of functional specialisation (1978) (65)
Neural mechanisms underlying behavior in the locust Schistocerca gregaria. II. Integrative activity in metathoracic neurons. (1973) (64)
Neuronal mechanisms underlying control of sound production in a cricket: Acheta domesticus. (1965) (64)
A Physiological Interpretation of the Marching of Hoppers of the African Migratory Locust (Locusta Migratoria Migratorioides R. & F.) (1954) (62)
NEURAL CONTROL OF SKELETAL MUSCLE (1974) (62)
Neuromuscular transmission in a primitive insect: modulation by octopamine, and catch-like tension. (1984) (54)
Functioning of the Insect Ocellar Nerve (1955) (53)
The neuromuscular mechanism of an insect spiracular muscle (1959) (53)
Forms of modulatable tension in skeletal muscles. (1983) (53)
Diversity of striated muscle. (1967) (53)
The Paradox of Mytilus Muscle. A New Interpretation (1956) (51)
Neuromuscular transmission in the coxal muscles of the cockroach (1960) (51)
Correlated physiological and ultrastructural studies on specialised muscles. Ib. Ultrastructure of white and pink fibers of the levator of the eyestalk of Podophthalmus vigil (Weber) (1968) (50)
Functional morphology of insect neuronal cell‐surface/glial contacts: The trophospongium (1986) (50)
CHAPTER 10 – Muscle and Neuromuscular Physiology (1964) (48)
Neuromuscular physiology of the strike mechanism of the mantis shrimp, Hemisquilla† (1972) (48)
Neuromuscular transmission in a locust (1953) (48)
Intrinsic rhythm and basic tonus in insect skeletal muscle. (1978) (47)
Simple Nervous Systems (1976) (47)
Glutamatergic central nervous transmission in locusts. (1984) (46)
An isolated insect ganglion-nerve-muscle preparation. (1966) (43)
Evidence for Superthin Filaments (1967) (42)
‘Slow’ and ‘Fast’ Nerve Fibres in Locusts (1953) (42)
The Musculature of Peripatus and Its Innervation (1980) (40)
Intrinsic rhythmic contractions in insect skeletal muscle. (1974) (40)
Coupling of membrane potential to contraction in crustacean muscles (1958) (40)
Giant Muscle Fibers in a Barnacle, Balanus nubilus Darwin (1963) (38)
Functional contracture in a spiracular muscle (1961) (38)
Neuronal basis of behavior in Tritonia. II. Relationship of muscular contraction to nerve impulse pattern. (1973) (38)
Functioning of the inhibitory conditioning axon innervating insect muscles. (1966) (37)
Spontaneous Squirting of an Ascidian, Phalliusia Mammillata Cuvier (1953) (37)
Correlated physiological and ultrastructural studies on specialized muscles. 3b. Fine structure of the power-stroke muscle of the swimming leg of Portunus sanguinolentus. (1973) (36)
Mechanisms of simple motor learning (1979) (33)
Neuromuscular physiology. (1962) (32)
Correlated physiological and ultrastructural studies on specialized muscles. 3. Neuromuscular physiology of the power-stroke muscle of the swimming leg of Portunus sanguinolentus. (1973) (30)
A further study of the paradox phenomenon of crustacean muscle. (1965) (28)
The Leap of the Grasshopper (1958) (27)
Nature of the Excitatory Sarcoplasmic Reticular Junction (1965) (27)
Fine structure of muscles controlling the strike of the mantis shrimp, Hemisquilla (1972) (26)
The effects of temperature on a nerve-muscle system of the Hawaiian ghost crab,Ocypode ceratophthalma (Pallas) (1976) (25)
The response mechanism in ascidians (1952) (24)
Correlated physiological and ultrastructural studies on specialised muscles. Ic. Neuromuscular junctions in the eyestalk levator muscles of Podophthalmus vigil (Weber) (1968) (22)
How is muscle turned on and off? (1970) (22)
Elicitation and abrupt termination of behaviorally significant catchlike tension in a primitive insect. (1983) (22)
On the Way to Neuroethology: The Identified Neuron Approach (1983) (22)
Computer-controlled learning in a simple system (1977) (21)
Correlation of Behavior with the Activity of Single Identifiable Neurons in the Brain of Tritonia (1968) (20)
Cellular Basis of Operant-Conditioning of Leg Position (1982) (19)
Neuromuscular Activity in the Swimming Sea Anemone, Stomphia Coccinea (Müller) (1960) (19)
Correlated physiological and ultrastructural studies on specialised muscles. Ia. Neuromuscular physiology of the levator of the eyestalk of Podophthalmus vigil (Weber) (1968) (19)
Generation of Behaviour: the Orchestration Hypothesis (1985) (18)
Learning of leg position by the ghost crab Ocypode ceratophthalma. (1976) (18)
Defense posture and leg-position learning in a primitive insect utilize catchlike tension. (1983) (17)
Sodium and Potassium Changes occurring in the Hæmolymph of Insects at the Time of Moulting and their Physiological Consequences (1956) (17)
Resting tension, “negative” contraction and “break” contraction in specialised crustacean muscle fibers (1968) (17)
Nature of invaginating tubules in Felderstruktur muscle fibers of the garter snake. (1966) (16)
STUDIES ON NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION IN LIMULUS (1958) (15)
Mechanism of Supercontraction in a Striated Muscle Fiber (1963) (14)
Neuromuscular transmission in Peripatus. (1979) (14)
Dynamic Properties of Giant Muscle Fibers of the Barnacle (1967) (13)
Neurotransmitters, Neuromodulators, and Neurohormones (1985) (12)
Inhibition at neuromuscular junctions in Crustacea. (1958) (11)
Origins of intracellular microelectrodes (1983) (9)
Where did the notion of “command neurons” come from? (1978) (9)
COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF CONDUCTION IN NERVE AND MUSCLE (1962) (8)
Diffusion of Silicon in Ferrite (1953) (8)
Letter: Neuromimes: self-exciting alternate firing pattern models. (1975) (8)
Chapter 1 – Neural Mechanisms Underlying Behavior of Invertebrates (1975) (7)
Excitation at neuromuscular junctions in Crustacea (2006) (6)
Comparative aspects of the onset of muscular contraction, with special reference to latency relaxation (1980) (6)
Interpreting muscle function in invertebrates (2004) (5)
NATURE OF INVAGINATING TUBULES IN FELDERSTRUKTUR MUSCLE FIBERS OF THE GARTER SNAKE (1966) (5)
The nature of electrical responses of doubly-innervated insect muscle fibers (1957) (5)
Recent Progress in Some Invertebrate Learning Systems (1986) (4)
Neuromuscular transmission in the grasshopper Romalea microptera (1957) (4)
Classification of communications between neurons (1979) (3)
Spontaneous junctional potentials associated with cholinergic transmission in Peripatus muscle (1982) (3)
Expectation and achievement in analysis of motor program generation (1980) (2)
Giant barnacle and Peripatus muscles: striated--smooth transitions. (1982) (2)
Behavior in the light of identified neurons (1984) (2)
Kees Wiersma: An Appreciation (1977) (2)
Intracellular recording of 'slow' and 'fast' fibre activity from an insect muscle. (1953) (2)
Neuroethology: To be, or not to be? (1984) (1)
The giant muscle cells of barnacles (2018) (1)
The mind-body problem by mario bunge. Pergamon, Oxford, New York, 1980, 250 pp. $15.00 paperback; $35.00 hard-cover (1983) (1)
Donald M. Maynard: 1929–1973 (1973) (1)
Neuromuscular mechanisms of a locus skeletal muscle. (1955) (1)
NEURAL MECHANISMS11Research reported in this chapter was supported by Research Grant BNS 75-00463 from the National Science Foundation to Dr. Hoyle. (1980) (1)
Gut ganglion glorified. Cellular basis of behavior. Eric R. Kandel, W. H. Freeman, San Francisco, 1976, 727 pp., $45.00 hardcover, $19.95 paper (1977) (1)
SPONTANEOUS SQUIRTING OF AN ASCIDIAN (2006) (1)
Electrical conduction and behaviour in [simple] invertebrates, G. A. B. Shelton, ed., Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press, New York, 1982, 567 pp. Price: $98.00 (1983) (1)
Brain mechanisms in memory and learning: From the single neuron to man. (International Brain Research Organization Monograph Series, Vol. 4). Mary A. B. Brazier, Ed., Raven Press, 1979, 416 pp. Price: $30.00 (1980) (1)
Annual review of Neuroscience, vol. 1, edited by W. Maxwell Cowan. Annual Reviews, Palo Alto, Calif., 1978, 506 pp. Price: $170.00 (1979) (0)
Two Inhibitory Fibres forming Synapses with a Single Cell (1958) (0)
Insect Physiology: The Physiology of the Insect Central Nervous System . Edited by J. E. Treherne and J. W. L. Beament. Academic Press, New York, 1965. 287 pp., $10. (1966) (0)
Great Britain AN ISOLATED INSECT GANGLION-NERVE-MUSCLE PREPARATION (2005) (0)
Volume 4 (Regulation: Digestion, nutrition, excretion). 639 + xvi pp.: Review in preparation. (1986) (0)
Volume 6 (Nervous system: sensory). 711 + xvi pp. (1986) (0)
Volume 5 (Nervous system: structure and motor function). 646 + xvi pp.: Review in preparation (1986) (0)
An Introduction to Neuroethology Neuroethology: Nerve Cells and the Natural Behavior of Animals Jeffrey M. Camhi (1984) (0)
Neurobiology of the Carogmonkapl. Information processing in the nervous system. Harold M. Pinsker and William D. Willis, Jr., Eds., Raven Press, New York, 1980,378 pp. Price: $35.00 (1980) (0)
Comprehensive insect physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology: Edited by G. A. Kerkut and L. I. Gilbert. Pergamon press. Oxford. 1985. Volume 6. Nerrous system: Sensory. 711 +xvi pp (1985) (0)
Review of neurobiology by Gordon M. Shepherd. Published January 1983 by Oxford University Press, Oxford. $24.95 paperback; $49.50 hardcover (1983) (0)
Gordon M. Shepherd Neurobiology (1984) (0)
Basic Insect Neurophysiology Insect Neurophysiological Techniques Thomas A. Miller (1980) (0)
Brain, mind and behavior by Floyd E. Bloom. Arlyne Lazerson and Laura Hofstadter, Eds. Published August 1984 by W. H. Freeman, New York. 322 pp. $30.00 (1985) (0)
Muscling in (1982) (0)
Comprehensive insect physiology, biochemistry and pharmacologyEdited by G. A. Kerkut and L. I. Gilbert. Pergamon press. Oxford. 1985. Volume 5. Nerrous system structure and motor function 646 + xvi pp (1985) (0)
Search for a science (1982) (0)
Neurobiology, Gordon M. Shepherd (Ed.). Oxford University Press (1983), xvii + 611, ISBN: 0 19 503055 9 (1984) (0)
Annual review of neuroscience, Vol. 2. Annual Reviews, Palo Alto, CA, 1979, 555 pp. Price: $17.00 (1980) (0)
Defining Neuroethology Neuroethology: An Introduction to the Neurophysiological Fundamentals of Behavior Jörg-Peter Ewert (1981) (0)
Who believes in “command neurons?” (1978) (0)
A Serpent in Search of its Tail (1984) (0)
The Mechanism of Insect Flight (1958) (0)
Memory, learning, and higher function. A cellular view, C. D. Woody, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1982, 483 pp. Price: $65.00 (1984) (0)
Book Review:Neurobiology of the Mauthner Cell. Donald S. Faber, Henri Korn (1980) (0)

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