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Fig. 1. Trigeminal neurograms comparing changes in lung- and buccal-related motor
output with bath application of 5 µmol l-1 noradrenaline (NA)
concentrations. These recordings illustrate the distinction between the two
patterns of respiratory-related neural activity, and show the stage-dependent
effects of NA on the neural correlates of respiratory activity. Recordings
were obtained from isolated brainstem preparations from pre- and metamorphic
tadpoles, and an adult bullfrog.