Invertebrate Learning
Volume 2 Arthropods and Gastropod Mollusks
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of Volume 2.- 6 The Chelicerates.- I. Introduction.- II. General Characteristics.- III. Learning Studies.- IV. Conclusions.- 7 Learning in Crustacea.- I. Introduction.- II. Characteristics of the Group Germane to Learning.- III. Features of the Nervous System Relevant to Learning.- IV. Roles of Learning in Life.- V. Formal Learning Experiments.- VI. Physiological Analysis of Learning.- VII. Concluding Remarks.- 8 Learning in Insects Except Apoidea.- I. Introduction.- II. Insect Body Plan.- III. Structure of the Insect Nervous System.- IV. Insect Evolution and Classification.- V. Insects as Sub...
of Volume 2.- 6 The Chelicerates.- I. Introduction.- II. General Characteristics.- III. Learning Studies.- IV. Conclusions.- 7 Learning in Crustacea.- I. Introduction.- II. Characteristics of the Group Germane to Learning.- III. Features of the Nervous System Relevant to Learning.- IV. Roles of Learning in Life.- V. Formal Learning Experiments.- VI. Physiological Analysis of Learning.- VII. Concluding Remarks.- 8 Learning in Insects Except Apoidea.- I. Introduction.- II. Insect Body Plan.- III. Structure of the Insect Nervous System.- IV. Insect Evolution and Classification.- V. Insects as Subjects for Laboratory Investigations of Behavior and Neurophysiology.- VI. Habituation.- VII. Classical Conditioning.- VIII. Instrumental Conditioning: Tasks and Species.- IX. "Shock Avoidance Learning" in Certain Insect Preparations.- X. Olfactory Conditioning.- XI. Processes of Learning and Memory.- XII. Overview and Suggestions for Future Research.- 9 Honey Bees.- I. Introduction.- II. Experiments on Behavior of Bees.- III. Conclusions.- 10 Learning in Gastropod Mollusks.- I. Introduction.- II. Systematic Organization.- III. Development.- IV. Gastropod Behavior.- V. Learning Studies.- VI. Summary and Conclusions.
