JEB -- Wood and Hennessey 206 (3): 627 Figure IG4

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Fig. 4. Behavioral adaptation to 25 µmoll^-1 ß, ${gamma}$ -methylene ATP is seen as a time-dependent decrease in ß, ${gamma}$ -methylene ATP avoidance response (% AR) (A) and in the amplitude of the ß, ${gamma}$ -methylene ATP-receptor potential (B). In both cases, it takes approximately 15 min for adaptation to be complete. Therefore, adaptation can be defined as a time-dependent loss of either the ß, ${gamma}$ -methylene ATP-AR or the ß, ${gamma}$ -methylene ATP receptor potential. Each point represents the mean ± S.D. of three trials.