Journal Articles

HV Hirsch and L Tompkins

The flexible fly: experience-dependent development of complex behaviors in Drosophila melanogaster
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 1-18. [Summary] [PDF]  

A Raji and JJ Nordmann

Stimulus-secretion coupling in the neurohypophysis of the jerboa Jaculus orientalis
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 19-34. [Summary] [PDF]  

FM Kuenzi and TJ Carew

Head waving in Aplysia californica. I. Behavioural characterization of searching movements
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 35-51. [Summary] [PDF]  

FM Kuenzi and TJ Carew

Head waving in Aplysia californica. II. Functional anatomy and muscular activity during behaviour
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 53-74. [Summary] [PDF]  

FM Kuenzi and TJ Carew

Head waving in Aplysia californica. III. Interganglionic pathways underlying the coordination and control of searching movements
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 75-90. [Summary] [PDF]  

BH Smith and S Cobey

The olfactory memory of the honeybee Apis mellifera. II. Blocking between odorants in binary mixtures
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 91-108. [Summary] [PDF]  

G Flik, PM Verbost, W Atsma, and C Lucu

Calcium transport in gill plasma membranes of the crab Carcinus maenas: evidence for carriers driven by ATP and a Na+ gradient
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 109-122. [Summary] [PDF]  

A Leyssens, S Dijkstra, E Van Kerkhove, and P Steels

Mechanisms of K+ uptake across the basal membrane of malpighian tubules of Formica polyctena: the effect of ions and inhibitors
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 123-145. [Summary] [PDF]  

H Pfau and U Koch

THE FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF SINGING IN THE CRICKET
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 147-167. [Summary] [PDF]  

H Lin, D Pfeiffer, A Vogl, J Pan, and D Randall

IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF H+-ATPase IN THE GILL EPITHELIA OF RAINBOW TROUT
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 169-183. [Summary] [PDF]  

G Alexander, R Sweeting, and B Mckeown

THE SHIFT IN VISUAL PIGMENT DOMINANCE IN THE RETINAE OF JUVENILE COHO SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH): AN INDICATOR OF SMOLT STATUS
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 185-197. [Summary] [PDF]  

GL Kooyman and PJ Ponganis

Emperor penguin oxygen consumption, heart rate and plasma lactate levels during graded swimming exercise
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 199-209. [Summary] [PDF]  

AE Minetti, LP Ardigo, and F Saibene

Mechanical determinants of the minimum energy cost of gradient running in humans
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 211-225. [Summary] [PDF]  

Y Wang, GJ Heigenhauser, and CM Wood

Integrated responses to exhaustive exercise and recovery in rainbow trout white muscle: acid-base, phosphogen, carbohydrate, lipid, ammonia, fluid volume and electrolyte metabolism
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 227-258. [Summary] [PDF]  

A Pacey, J Cosson, and M Bentley

THE ACQUISITION OF FORWARD MOTILITY IN THE SPERMATOZOA OF THE POLYCHAETE ARENICOLA MARINA
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 259-280. [Summary] [PDF]  

S Johnsen

Extraocular sensitivity to polarized light in an echinoderm
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 281-291. [Summary] [PDF]  

I Johnston, H Guderley, C Franklin, T Crockford, and C Kamunde

ARE MITOCHONDRIA SUBJECT TO EVOLUTIONARY TEMPERATURE ADAPTATION?
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 293-306. [Summary] [PDF]  

SJ Kleene, RC Gesteland, and SH Bryant

An electrophysiological survey of frog olfactory cilia
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 307-328. [Summary] [PDF]  

G Ehret, E Keilwerth, and T Kamada

The lung-eardrum pathway in three treefrog and four dendrobatid frog species: some properties of sound transmission
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 329-343. [Summary] [PDF]  

JN Stinner, DL Newlon, and N Heisler

Extracellular and intracellular carbon dioxide concentration as a function of temperature in the toad Bufo marinus
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 345-360. [Summary] [PDF]  

T Ichikawa

MOTION-SENSITIVE CELLS: PUTATIVE LARVAL NEURONES INCORPORATED INTO THE OPTIC LOBE OF THE ADULT SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 361-380. [Summary] [PDF]  

A Johnson and M Koehl

MAINTENANCE OF DYNAMIC STRAIN SIMILARITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FACTOR IN DIFFERENT FLOW HABITATS: THALLUS ALLOMETRY AND MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF A GIANT KELP
J Exp Biol 1994 195: 381-410. [Summary] [PDF]  

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