Theodore Holmes Bullock

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According to Wikipedia, Theodore Holmes Bullock is one of the founding fathers of neuroethology. During a career spanning nearly seven decades, this American academic was esteemed both as a pioneering and influential neuroscientist, examining the physiology and evolution of the nervous system across organizational levels, and as a champion of the comparative approach, studying species from nearly all major animal groups—coelenterates, annelids, arthropods, echinoderms, molluscs, and chordates.

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Structure and function in the nervous systems of invertebrates (1965) (1050)
The Neurosciences;: Second study program (1970) (689)
COMPENSATION FOR TEMPERATURE IN THE METABOLISM AND ACTIVITY OF POIKILOTHERMS (1955) (605)
Induced Rhythms in the Brain (1992) (394)
MEASUREMENT OF IMPOSED VOLTAGE GRADIENT ADEQUATE TO MODULATE NEURONAL FIRING. (1956) (232)
Coding properties of two classes of afferent nerve fibers: high-frequency electroreceptors in the electric fish, Eigenmannia. (1973) (227)
Signals and signs in the nervous system: the dynamic anatomy of electrical activity is probably information-rich. (1997) (227)
PACEMAKER NEURONS: EFFECTS OF REGULARLY SPACED SYNAPTIC INPUT. (1964) (206)
Properties of an infra‐red receptor (1956) (205)
The phylogenetic distribution of electroreception: Evidence for convergent evolution of a primitive vertebrate sense modality (1983) (201)
Q10 as a Function of Size and Habitat Temperature in Poikilotherms (1954) (195)
Species Differences in Effect of Electroreceptor Input on Electric Organ Pacemakers and Other Aspects of Behavior in Electric Fish; pp. 102–118 (1969) (194)
Introduction to Nervous Systems (1978) (186)
Neuron doctrine and electrophysiology. (1959) (184)
The Neuron Doctrine, Redux (2005) (179)
Temporal fluctuations in coherence of brain waves. (1995) (176)
The jamming avoidance response of high frequency electric fish (1972) (174)
EEG coherence has structure in the millimeter domain: subdural and hippocampal recordings from epileptic patients. (1995) (170)
The auditory brain stem response in five vertebrate classes. (1982) (164)
Lateral coherence of the electrocorticogram: a new measure of brain synchrony. (1989) (150)
Pacemaker Neurons: Effects of Regularly Spaced Synaptic Input (1964) (143)
Revisiting the Concept of Identifiable Neurons (2000) (138)
The Detection of Electric Fields from Electric Organs (1974) (135)
SENSITIVITY OF NEURONES IN APLYSIA TO TEMPORAL PATTERN OF ARRIVING IMPULSES. (1963) (134)
Evolution of myelin sheaths: Both lamprey and hagfish lack myelin (1984) (126)
Predator Recognition and Escape Responses of Some Intertidal Gastropods in Presence of Starfish (1953) (119)
Diverse forms of activity in the somata of spontaneous and integrating ganglion cells (1957) (118)
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE GIANT FIBER SYSTEM OF LUMBRICUS (1945) (116)
Intracellular potentials in pacemaker and integrative neurons of the lobster cardiac ganglion. (1957) (115)
Auditory brainstem response in dolphins. (1981) (112)
The Reliability of Neurons (1970) (112)
Behavior of Mormyridae (1986) (110)
Submicrosecond pacemaker precision is behaviorally modulated: the gymnotiform electromotor pathway. (1998) (108)
Unit Responses in the Frog's Tectum to Moving and Nonmoving Visual Stimuli (1963) (103)
Comparative neuroscience holds promise for quiet revolutions. (1984) (100)
INTRACELLULAR RECORDING FROM THE GIANT SYNAPSE OF THE SQUID (1957) (100)
Direct evidence for local oscillatory current sources and intracortical phase gradients in turtle visual cortex. (2000) (93)
Properties of a single synapse in the stellate ganglion of squid. (1948) (92)
Coherence of compound field potentials reveals discontinuities in the CA1-subiculum of the hippocampus in freely-moving rats (1990) (92)
Comparison of ongoing compound field potentials in the brains of invertebrates and vertebrates (1988) (91)
Slow wave sleep in crayfish. (2004) (87)
Physiology of an Infrared Receptor: The Facial Pit of Pit Vipers. (1952) (87)
THE ORIGINS OF PATTERNED NERVOUS DISCHARGE (1961) (82)
Effects of inhibitors of choline esterase on the nerve action potential. (1946) (82)
Bicoherence of intracranial EEG in sleep, wakefulness and seizures. (1997) (81)
Sensory Processing in the Pallium of a Mormyrid Fish (1998) (79)
Electrophysiological studies of central auditory mechanisms in cetaceans (1968) (79)
Evoked potentials in the central auditory system of alert porpoises to their own and artificial sounds. (1972) (77)
Modulation of Activity of One Neuron by Subthreshold Slow Potentials in Another in Lobster Cardiac Ganglion (1960) (77)
Comparative Neuroethology of Startle, Rapid Escape, and Giant Fiber-Mediated Responses (1984) (76)
Are the electroencephalograms mainly rhythmic? Assessment of periodicity in wide-band time series (2003) (75)
Brain dynamics : progress and perspectives (1989) (74)
Dynamic properties of human visual evoked and omitted stimulus potentials. (1994) (71)
The Anatomy of the Infra-red Sense Organ in the Facial Pit of Pit Vipers (1957) (71)
Precision of the pacemaker nucleus in a weakly electric fish: network versus cellular influences. (2000) (68)
Introduction to Induced Rhythms: A Widespread, Heterogeneous Class of Oscillations (1992) (68)
Electroreceptors and Other Specialized Receptors in Lower Vertrebrates (1974) (67)
Thalamic center for the lateral line system in the catfish Ictalurus nebulosus: evoked potential evidence. (1982) (66)
Gap junction effects on precision and frequency of a model pacemaker network. (2000) (66)
Facilitation of conduction rate in nerve fibres (1951) (65)
Comparison of the jamming avoidance responses in Gymnotoid and Gymnarchid electric fish: A case of convergent evolution of behavior and its sensory basis (1975) (65)
Event-related potentials in the retina and optic tectum of fish. (1990) (63)
Further analysis of sensory coding in electroreceptors of electric fish. (1965) (57)
Neuromuscular facilitation in scyphomedusae (1943) (55)
Evolution of electroreception (1982) (54)
From Electrogenesis to Electroreception: An Overview (2005) (53)
Effects of Presetting the Membrane Potential of the Soma of Spontaneous and Integrating Ganglion Cells (1959) (51)
Cerebellum mediates modality-specific modulation of sensory responses of midbrain and forebrain in rat. (1984) (51)
How are more complex brains different? One view and an agenda for comparative neurobiology. (1993) (48)
Generality of the role of acetylcholine in nerve and muscle conduction. (1947) (45)
Nervus terminalis in dogfish (Squalus acanthias, Elasmobranchii) carries tonic efferent impulses (1984) (44)
THE HYPOTHESIS OF SENSE‐ORGAN‐DEPENDENT TONUS MECHANISMS: HISTORY OF A CONCEPT * (1977) (44)
Choline esterase in primitive nervous systems (1942) (43)
Evidence for a Category of Electroreceptors in the Lateral Line of Gymnotid Fishes (1993) (43)
The Terminal Nerve in Odontocete Cetaceans (1987) (43)
The jamming avoidance response of high frequency electric fish (1972) (41)
Acceleration and inhibition in crustacean ganglion cells (1958) (40)
Electrocorticograms of hippocampal and dorsal cortex of two reptiles: comparison with possible mammalian homologs. (1991) (40)
Soviet literature on the nervous system and psychobiology of Cetacea. (1979) (38)
Event-related potentials to omitted visual stimuli in a reptile. (1994) (38)
Sensory representation in the cerebellum of the catfish (1984) (38)
Peripheral and central nervous responses evoked by small water movements in a cephalopod (1991) (38)
Effect of di-isopropyl fluorphosphate (DFP) on action potential and cholinesterase of nerve, II. (1947) (37)
Ongoing compound field potentials from octopus brain are labile and vertebrate-like. (1984) (36)
Acoustic evoked activity in the brain in sharks (1979) (36)
Evoked Brain Potentials Demonstrate Hearing in a Manatee (Trichechus inunguis) (1980) (36)
Physiology of lateral line mechanoreceptive regions in the elasmobranch brain (2004) (36)
Neuroscience. The neuron doctrine, redux. (2005) (36)
Cerebellum mediates modality-specific modulation of sensory responses of midbrain and forebrain in rat (1984) (35)
Integrative systems research on the brain: resurgence and new opportunities. (1993) (35)
Problems in the Comparative Study of Brain Waves * (1945) (35)
The lateral line mechanoreceptive mesencephalic, diencephalic, and telencephalic regions in the thornback ray,Platyrhinoidis triseriata (Elasmobranchii) (1987) (35)
Dynamic properties of visual evoked potentials in the tectum of cartilaginous and bony fishes, with neuroethological implications. (1990) (34)
Neuroethology deserves more study of evoked responses (1981) (34)
Central Nervous Physiology of the Lateral Line, with Special Reference to Cartilaginous Fishes (1989) (33)
Significance of Findings on Electroreception for General Neurobiology (1993) (33)
Sensory evoked potentials in unanesthetized unrestrained cuttlefish: a new preparation for brain physiology in cephalopods (2004) (33)
Events associated with conduction failure in nerve fibers. (1950) (33)
The anatomical organization of the nervous system of Enteropneusta. (1945) (32)
Recognition of complex acoustic signals : report of the Dahlem Workshop on Recognition of Complex Acoustic Signals, Berlin 1976, September 27 to October 2 (1977) (32)
Ampullary sense organs, peripheral, central and behavioral electroreception in chimeras (Hydrolagus, Holocephali, Chondrichthyes). (1993) (32)
COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF SUPERFICIAL CONDUCTION SYSTEMS IN ECHINOIDS AND ASTEROIDS. (1965) (31)
Have Brain Dynamics Evolved? Should We Look for Unique Dynamics in the Sapient Species? (2003) (31)
Microampullary organs and a submandibular sense organ in the fresh water ray,Potamotrygon (1972) (30)
Representation of information in neurons and sites for molecular participation. (1968) (28)
Human Auditory Fast and Slow Omitted Stimulus Potentials and Steady-State Responses (2000) (27)
Further Analysis of Sensory Coding in Electroreceptors of Electric Fish. (1965) (27)
The Terminal Nerve of Sharks and Rays (1987) (27)
How do Brains Work? (1993) (26)
A taxonomic revision of the family Harrimaniidae (Hemichordata: Enteropneusta) with descriptions of seven species from the Eastern Pacific (2010) (26)
THE FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF ENTEROPNEUSTA (1940) (26)
Compound Potentials of the Brain, Ongoing and Evoked: Perspectives from Comparative Neurology (1988) (24)
The giant nerve fiber system in balanoglossids (1944) (24)
Auditory evoked potentials in the West Indian manatee (Sirenia:Trichechus manatus) (1982) (23)
Event-related potentials in an invertebrate: crayfish emit 'omitted stimulus potentials'. (2001) (22)
The effects of acetylcholine, dopamine and noradrenaline on the visceral ganglion of Helix pomatia. I. Ongoing compound field potentials of low frequencies. (1992) (22)
Effect of stretch on conduction in single nerve fibers. (1950) (22)
Problems in invertebrate electrophysiology. (1947) (21)
Properties of some natural and quasi‐artificial synapses in polychaetes (1953) (20)
The invertebrate neuron junction. (1952) (20)
Comparison of electroreceptor, mechanoreceptor and optic evoked potentials in the brain of some rays and sharks (1974) (20)
Dynamics of event-related potentials to trains of light and dark flashes: responses to missing and extra stimuli in elasmobranch fish. (1994) (20)
Interval-specific event related potentials to omitted stimuli in the electrosensory pathway in elasmobranchs: an elementary form of expectation (1993) (19)
The Comparative Neurology of Expectation: Stimulus Acquisition and Neurobiology of Anticipated and Unanticipated Input (1988) (18)
Conduction and transmission of nerve impulses. (1951) (18)
Processing of ampullary input in the brain: comparison of sensitivity and evoked responses among elasmobranch and siluriform fishes. (1979) (18)
Initiation of Nerve Impulses in Receptor and Central Neurons (1959) (17)
Physiological triggers and discontinuous rate processes (1957) (17)
The ventral substrate response (2004) (17)
How do Brains Work?: Papers of a Comparative Neurophysiologist (1993) (16)
Power spectra of ongoing activity of the snail brain can discriminate odorants (1999) (16)
Functional organization of receptive fields of movement detecting neurons in the frog's retina (1964) (16)
Acoustically evoked potentials in midbrain auditory structures in sea lions (Pinnipedia) (1971) (16)
Steady State Potential Differences in the Early Development of Amblystoma * (1941) (16)
A revision of the genus Saccoglossus (Hemichordata: Enteropneusta: Harrimaniidae) with taxonomic descriptions of five new species from the Eastern Pacific (2010) (15)
Organization of the ampullary organs of the African knife fishXenomystus nigri (Teleostei: Notopteridae) (1987) (15)
A new electroreceptive teleost:Xenomystus nigri (Osteoglossiformes: Notopteridae) (1982) (14)
Neuroethology has pregnant agendas (1999) (14)
Physiology of the Tectum Mesencephali in Elasmobranchs (1984) (14)
The Micro-EEG Represents Varied Degrees of Cooperativity Among Wide-Band Generators: Spatial and Temporal Microstructure of Field Potentials (1989) (14)
Implications for Neuroethology from Comparative Neurophysiology (1983) (14)
A Comparative Survey Of Oscillatory Brain Activity, especially gamma-band rhythms. (1994) (14)
Model of traveling waves in a coral nerve network (2008) (14)
The natural history of neuroglia: an agenda for comparative studies. (2004) (14)
Odor input generates ∼1.5 Hz and ∼3 Hz spectral peaks in the Helix pedal ganglion (2000) (13)
Cephalopod brains: promising preparations for brain physiology (1995) (13)
Changes in early acoustic-evoked potentials by mildly arousing priming stimuli in carp (Cyprinus carpio). (1991) (12)
ELECTRICAL POLARIZATION OF PACEMAKER NEURONS (1943) (12)
Physiological bases of behavior (1965) (12)
Slow potentials in the brain: still little understood but gradually getting analytical attention (1999) (12)
Comparisons of the Electric and Acoustic Senses and their Central Processing (1981) (12)
Grades in Neural Complexity: How Large Is the Span? (2002) (12)
How do brains evolve complexity? An essay. (2006) (12)
Plurality of Viual Mismatch Potentials in a Reptile (1993) (12)
Biology of brain waves : natural history and evolution of an information-rich sign of activity (2002) (12)
Dynamics of Potentials from Invertebrate Brains (1999) (12)
The Sensory Functions of the Cerebellum of the Thornback Ray, Platyrhinoidis triseriata (1982) (12)
Neuronal mechanisms for object discrimination in the weakly electric fish Eigenmannia virescens. (1977) (12)
A Comparative Survey of Event Related Brain Oscillations (1994) (12)
Comparative aspects of some biological transducers. (1953) (11)
Electrical signs of activity in assemblies of neurons: compound field potentials as objects of study in their own right. (1983) (11)
Sustained potential shifts and changes in acoustic evoked potentials after presentation of a non-acoustic priming stimulus to carp (Cyprinus carpio). (1991) (11)
Some principles in the brain analysis of important signals: mapping and stimulus recognition. (1986) (11)
Levels of Integration in Biological and Social Systems (1943) (11)
Barbiturate sensitive components of visual ERPs in a reptile. (1992) (11)
Goals of NeuroethologyRoots, rules, and relevance go beyond stories of special adaptations (1990) (11)
Cerebellar units show several types of early responses to telencephalic stimulation in catfish. (1990) (11)
‘Simple’ model systems need comparative studies: differences are as important as commonalities (1986) (10)
Epilogue: Neurobiological Roots and Neuroethological Sprouts (1983) (10)
The Future of Comparative Neurology (1984) (10)
Changes in EEG power, acoustic evoked potentials and heart rate after mildly arousing non-acoustic priming stimuli in carp (Cyprinus carpio). (1991) (10)
Walter Heiligenberg: the jamming avoidance response and beyond (2006) (10)
Cerebellar units show several types of long-lasting posttetanic responses to telencephalic stimulation in catfish. (1990) (10)
An agenda for research on chaotic dynamics (1990) (10)
Odorant-induced low-frequency activities of the Helix pedal ganglion are odorant-specific and related to behavior (1999) (9)
Dynamics of Potentials from the Brain of Anamniotes (Vertebrates) (1999) (9)
Oscillographic analysis of equilibrium receptors in crustacea (1953) (9)
Are the main grades of brains different principally in numbers of connections or also in quality (1995) (8)
Comparative physiology of acoustic and allied central analyzers. (1997) (8)
Responses of the optic tectum to telencephalic stimulation in catfish. (1990) (8)
A preparation for the physiological study of the unit synapse. (1946) (8)
Comparisons of Major and Minor Taxa Reveal Two Kinds of Differences: “Lateral” Adaptations and “Vertical” Changes in Grade (1992) (8)
Model nerve net can produce rectilinear, non-diffuse propagation as seen in the skin plexus of sea urchins* (1990) (8)
INTEGRATION AND RHYTHMICITY IN NEURAL SYSTEMS (1962) (8)
Neural integration at the mesoscopic level: the advent of some ideas in the last half century. (1995) (8)
Neurophysiology: United States-Japan Joint Symposium. (1964) (8)
Neuroethological Role of Dynamic Traits of Excitable Cells: A Proposal for the Physiological Basis of Slothfulness in the Sloth (1983) (7)
Neuromuscular responses of sloths (1973) (7)
Electroreceptive representation and its dynamics in the cerebellum of the catfish,Ictalurus nebulosus (Ictaluridae, Siluriformes) (1982) (7)
The sensory functions of the cerebellum of the thornback ray,Platyrhinoidis triseriata (2004) (7)
Effectiveness of temporal pattern in the input to a ganglion: inhibition in the cardiac ganglion of spiny lobsters. (1969) (7)
Periodicity in wide-band time series (2002) (7)
Discrimination among temporal patterns of stimulation in a computer model of a coelenterate nerve net (1967) (6)
Interspecific comparison of Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potentials and frequency following responses among vertebrate classes (1986) (6)
IN SEARCH OF PRINCIPLES IN INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY (1965) (5)
Physiological properties of the electro- and mechanoreceptors in catfish Ictalurus nebulosus. (1984) (5)
Neurophysiological findings relevant to echolocation in marine animals (1972) (5)
Parameters of integrative action of the nervous system at the neuronal level. (1958) (5)
Frontiers in Cytochemistry (1943) (4)
Lateral Line Research: Prospects and Opportunities (1993) (4)
Evolution of Compound Field Potentials in the Brain (1989) (4)
Brain Electrical Signals in Unrestrained Crayfish (2002) (4)
Signs of Dynamic Processes in Organized Neural Tissue: Extracting Order from Chaotic Data (1989) (4)
A COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGIST'S VIEW OF SIGNALS AND SIGNS IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (1981) (4)
Panel Discussion: How Brains May Work (1989) (3)
Goals and Strategies in Brain Research: The Place of Comparative Neurology (1993) (3)
Forays with the additive periodogram applied to the EEG. (1998) (3)
Effect of di-isopropyl fluorphosphate on action potential and choline esterase of nerve. (1946) (3)
“Command” is heuristic until we know better (1978) (3)
Are we learning what actually goes on when the brain recognizes and controls? (1975) (3)
A comparative analysis of EEG and evoked potentials of a mammal, an elasmobranch and a mollusc: The question of structure-function relationship (1985) (3)
Comparative Audition: Where Do We Go from Here? (1980) (3)
A Preparation for the Physiological Study of the Unit Synapse (1946) (2)
Parameters of neuronal integration (1979) (2)
Some Perspectives on Comparative Neurophysiology (1977) (2)
Communication among neurons includes new permutations of molecular, electrical, and mechanical factors (1979) (2)
Afterthoughts on Animal Minds (1993) (2)
Brain Dynamics (1989) (1)
Graded Signals: Is the All-Or-None Law Exceptional? Why Spikes? (1993) (1)
Neuroscientists on Psychosurgery (1975) (1)
Postsynaptic potentials in pacemaker cells: a correlation of behavior in command cells of an electric fish. (1978) (1)
A milestone in comparative neurology: A specific hypothesis claims rules for conservative connectivity (1984) (1)
Neuropsychological Approaches State of the Art Report (1982) (1)
Non-integrative synapses. (1948) (1)
[New attempts to assess specialization of function in the nervous system]. (1979) (1)
Expectation: Is Stimulus-Specific Apparent Anticipation a Sign of Higher Function? (1993) (1)
Odor input generates approximately 1.5 Hz and approximately 3 Hz spectral peaks in the helix pedal ganglion. (2000) (1)
In Praise of “Natural History” (2005) (1)
Aspects of the use of electric organ discharge and electroreception in amazonian Gymnotoidei an other fishes (1979) (1)
Strategies for blind physiologists with elephantine problems. (1966) (1)
The Application of Scientific Evidence to the Issues of Use of Animals In Research: The Evolutionary Dimension in the Problem of Animal Awareness (1993) (1)
Recognition: Are There Multiple Mechanisms for Filtering Complex Stimuli? (1993) (1)
A Contribution from the Study of Cords of Lower Forms (2008) (1)
Electric Fish, Electric Organ Discharges, and Electroreception (2007) (1)
Relevance of Understanding Brain Evolution (2007) (1)
TONIC FUNCTIONS OF AFFERENT SYSTEMS: AN EVALUATION OF IMPLIED CONCEPTS (1977) (1)
Neuroethology: In defense of open range; don't fence me in (1984) (1)
Cetacean Brain Research: Need for New Directions (1980) (1)
Circuitry and Beyond: How Far Does Connectivity Get Us? (1993) (1)
Subject Index Vol. 41, 1993 (1993) (0)
Theodore Holmes Bullock LUMBRICUS THE GIANT FIBER SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF (2004) (0)
Comparative Analytical Study of Evoked and Event Related Potentials as Correlates of Cognitive Processes. (1992) (0)
Neural Circuits and Behavior (2005) (0)
REPRESENTA TION OF INFORMATION IN NEURONS AND SITES FOR MOLECULAR PARTICIIPA TION (0)
INTRACELLULAR RECORDING FROM THE GIANT SYNAPSE OF T H E SQUID* B~ THEODORE H. BULLOCK AI~D (0)
Yasuji Katsuki 1905–1994, a personal perspective (1995) (0)
STABLE MODES OF ACTIVITY IN PACEMAKER NEURONS WITH OPEN-LOOP SYNAPTIC INPUT, (1964) (0)
Is the distribution of coherence a test of the model? (1996) (0)
Equivalence Sets: How Many Kinds of Nerve Cells Are There? (1993) (0)
Codes in the Neurons: How is Information Represented in Brain Tissue? (1993) (0)
Physiology of an Infrared Receptor: The Facial Pit of Pit Vipers (1952) (0)
Reliability and Redundancy of Neurons: Can We Distinguish Probabilistic, Stochastic, and Noisy Processes? (1993) (0)
Physiological triggers and discontinuous rate processes : papers based on a symposium at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, September 1955 (1957) (0)
Brain Waves: Is Synchrony a Sign of Higher Function? Is the EEG Basically Rhythmic? (1993) (0)
Editorial: Neuroscientists on psychosurgery. (1975) (0)
Theodore Holmes Bullock (1996) (0)
Electroreceptors and Electrosensing (1988) (0)
How May Brains Work? A View from Comparative Physiology (1988) (0)
Index of Key Words, Vol. 50, suppl. 1, 1997 (1997) (0)
Brain electrical signals in unrestrained crayfish BRAIN ELECTRICAL SIGNALS IN UNRESTRAINED CRAYFISH (0)
[The neuron theory and electrophysiology]. (1960) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 35, 1990 (1990) (0)
Mechanisms of Integration: What Parameters Control Output as Function of Input? (1993) (0)
Discussion Following Remarks by A. de Callataÿ (1989) (0)
Neuroethology: What Does It Mean for General Neurobiology? (1993) (0)
Contents Vol. 35, 1990 (1990) (0)
Symposia in neurophysiology. (1952) (0)
Commentary Neuroethology Deserves More Study of Evoked Responses (1993) (0)
Evoked and Event-Related Potentials: Has Evolution Altered Assembly Responses? (1993) (0)
GENERAL DISCUSSION: WHERE ARE THE GROWING POINTS? (1981) (0)
Susumu Hagiwara - November 6, 1922-April 1, 1989. (1996) (0)
In celebration of the life of Walter F. Heiligenberg. (1997) (0)
Contributions to neuroethology : in memory of Walter F. Heiligenberg : international symposium, La Jolla, Calif., January 9-10, 1995 (1997) (0)
Comparative Cognition: What Measures of Capacities Can Apply to Diverse Species? (1993) (0)
Evolution of Nervous System: What’s So Special About Brains? (1993) (0)
What is the interest for general neurophysiology of electroreception in certain fishes? (1979) (0)
Biological filtering and neuronal mechanisms (1976) (0)

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