Brain Mechanisms of Behaviour in Lower Vertebrates
Herausgeber: Laming, P. R.; Laming, Peter R.
Brain Mechanisms of Behaviour in Lower Vertebrates
Herausgeber: Laming, P. R.; Laming, Peter R.
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First published in 1981, this book is about how the brain controls the behaviour of lower vertebrates.
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First published in 1981, this book is about how the brain controls the behaviour of lower vertebrates.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 332
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 540g
- ISBN-13: 9780521281683
- ISBN-10: 0521281687
- Artikelnr.: 26221900
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 332
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 540g
- ISBN-13: 9780521281683
- ISBN-10: 0521281687
- Artikelnr.: 26221900
Contributors; Preface; Introduction P. R. Laming; Part I. Evolutionary
Perspectives in Vertebrate Neuroethology: 1. An introduction to the
functional anatomy of the brains of fish and amphibians (with comments on
the reptiles) P. R. Laming; 2. Evolution of telencephalic function in lower
vertebrates L. R. Aronson; 3. Interspecific variability in brain
organisation and its possible relation to evolutionary mechanisms S. O. E.
Ebbesson; Part II. Sensory Mechanisms and Behaviour: 4. The properties of
the visual pathway of a common freshwater fish in relation to its visual
behaviour D. M. Guthrie; 5. The telstean optic tectum: neuronal substrates
for behavioural mechanisms H. Vanegas; 6. Behavioural and
electrophysiological studies of chemosensory reactions in fish T. J. Hara;
7. Neural coding of 'worms' and 'antiworms' in the brain of toads: the
question of hardwired and softwired systems J. P. Ewert; Part III. Sleep,
Wakefulness and Arousal: 8. Sleep ontogeny in fish C. M. Shapiro, C. J.
Woolf and D. Borsook; 9. An electrophysiological study of wakefulness and
sleep-like states in fish and amphibians I. G. Karmanova, A. I. Belich and
S. G. Lazarev; 10. The physiological basis of alert behaviour in fish P. R.
Laming; Part IV. Neuronal Substrates of Appetitive Behaviour: 11.
Hypothalamic mechanisms of feeding fishes L. S. Demski; 12. The
telencephalon and reproductive behaviour in the teleost Macropodus
opercularis: effects of lesions on the incidence of spawning and egg
cannibalism R. E. Davis, J. Kassel and M. Martinez; Part V. Learning and
Memory Mechanisms: 13. Learning in teleost fish: role of the telencephalon
N. Bohac Flood and J. B. Overmier; 14. Electrical stimulation of the
telencephalon and learning in a teleost fish G. E. Savage and D. E. Wright;
15. Pituitary peptides and memory in fish D. Borsook, C. J. Woolf, D.
Vellet, I. S. Abramson and C. M. Shapiro; Index.
Perspectives in Vertebrate Neuroethology: 1. An introduction to the
functional anatomy of the brains of fish and amphibians (with comments on
the reptiles) P. R. Laming; 2. Evolution of telencephalic function in lower
vertebrates L. R. Aronson; 3. Interspecific variability in brain
organisation and its possible relation to evolutionary mechanisms S. O. E.
Ebbesson; Part II. Sensory Mechanisms and Behaviour: 4. The properties of
the visual pathway of a common freshwater fish in relation to its visual
behaviour D. M. Guthrie; 5. The telstean optic tectum: neuronal substrates
for behavioural mechanisms H. Vanegas; 6. Behavioural and
electrophysiological studies of chemosensory reactions in fish T. J. Hara;
7. Neural coding of 'worms' and 'antiworms' in the brain of toads: the
question of hardwired and softwired systems J. P. Ewert; Part III. Sleep,
Wakefulness and Arousal: 8. Sleep ontogeny in fish C. M. Shapiro, C. J.
Woolf and D. Borsook; 9. An electrophysiological study of wakefulness and
sleep-like states in fish and amphibians I. G. Karmanova, A. I. Belich and
S. G. Lazarev; 10. The physiological basis of alert behaviour in fish P. R.
Laming; Part IV. Neuronal Substrates of Appetitive Behaviour: 11.
Hypothalamic mechanisms of feeding fishes L. S. Demski; 12. The
telencephalon and reproductive behaviour in the teleost Macropodus
opercularis: effects of lesions on the incidence of spawning and egg
cannibalism R. E. Davis, J. Kassel and M. Martinez; Part V. Learning and
Memory Mechanisms: 13. Learning in teleost fish: role of the telencephalon
N. Bohac Flood and J. B. Overmier; 14. Electrical stimulation of the
telencephalon and learning in a teleost fish G. E. Savage and D. E. Wright;
15. Pituitary peptides and memory in fish D. Borsook, C. J. Woolf, D.
Vellet, I. S. Abramson and C. M. Shapiro; Index.
Contributors; Preface; Introduction P. R. Laming; Part I. Evolutionary
Perspectives in Vertebrate Neuroethology: 1. An introduction to the
functional anatomy of the brains of fish and amphibians (with comments on
the reptiles) P. R. Laming; 2. Evolution of telencephalic function in lower
vertebrates L. R. Aronson; 3. Interspecific variability in brain
organisation and its possible relation to evolutionary mechanisms S. O. E.
Ebbesson; Part II. Sensory Mechanisms and Behaviour: 4. The properties of
the visual pathway of a common freshwater fish in relation to its visual
behaviour D. M. Guthrie; 5. The telstean optic tectum: neuronal substrates
for behavioural mechanisms H. Vanegas; 6. Behavioural and
electrophysiological studies of chemosensory reactions in fish T. J. Hara;
7. Neural coding of 'worms' and 'antiworms' in the brain of toads: the
question of hardwired and softwired systems J. P. Ewert; Part III. Sleep,
Wakefulness and Arousal: 8. Sleep ontogeny in fish C. M. Shapiro, C. J.
Woolf and D. Borsook; 9. An electrophysiological study of wakefulness and
sleep-like states in fish and amphibians I. G. Karmanova, A. I. Belich and
S. G. Lazarev; 10. The physiological basis of alert behaviour in fish P. R.
Laming; Part IV. Neuronal Substrates of Appetitive Behaviour: 11.
Hypothalamic mechanisms of feeding fishes L. S. Demski; 12. The
telencephalon and reproductive behaviour in the teleost Macropodus
opercularis: effects of lesions on the incidence of spawning and egg
cannibalism R. E. Davis, J. Kassel and M. Martinez; Part V. Learning and
Memory Mechanisms: 13. Learning in teleost fish: role of the telencephalon
N. Bohac Flood and J. B. Overmier; 14. Electrical stimulation of the
telencephalon and learning in a teleost fish G. E. Savage and D. E. Wright;
15. Pituitary peptides and memory in fish D. Borsook, C. J. Woolf, D.
Vellet, I. S. Abramson and C. M. Shapiro; Index.
Perspectives in Vertebrate Neuroethology: 1. An introduction to the
functional anatomy of the brains of fish and amphibians (with comments on
the reptiles) P. R. Laming; 2. Evolution of telencephalic function in lower
vertebrates L. R. Aronson; 3. Interspecific variability in brain
organisation and its possible relation to evolutionary mechanisms S. O. E.
Ebbesson; Part II. Sensory Mechanisms and Behaviour: 4. The properties of
the visual pathway of a common freshwater fish in relation to its visual
behaviour D. M. Guthrie; 5. The telstean optic tectum: neuronal substrates
for behavioural mechanisms H. Vanegas; 6. Behavioural and
electrophysiological studies of chemosensory reactions in fish T. J. Hara;
7. Neural coding of 'worms' and 'antiworms' in the brain of toads: the
question of hardwired and softwired systems J. P. Ewert; Part III. Sleep,
Wakefulness and Arousal: 8. Sleep ontogeny in fish C. M. Shapiro, C. J.
Woolf and D. Borsook; 9. An electrophysiological study of wakefulness and
sleep-like states in fish and amphibians I. G. Karmanova, A. I. Belich and
S. G. Lazarev; 10. The physiological basis of alert behaviour in fish P. R.
Laming; Part IV. Neuronal Substrates of Appetitive Behaviour: 11.
Hypothalamic mechanisms of feeding fishes L. S. Demski; 12. The
telencephalon and reproductive behaviour in the teleost Macropodus
opercularis: effects of lesions on the incidence of spawning and egg
cannibalism R. E. Davis, J. Kassel and M. Martinez; Part V. Learning and
Memory Mechanisms: 13. Learning in teleost fish: role of the telencephalon
N. Bohac Flood and J. B. Overmier; 14. Electrical stimulation of the
telencephalon and learning in a teleost fish G. E. Savage and D. E. Wright;
15. Pituitary peptides and memory in fish D. Borsook, C. J. Woolf, D.
Vellet, I. S. Abramson and C. M. Shapiro; Index.