I. S. Chetyrbok

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Sleep and wakefulness in the southern sea lion
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Unilateral EEG activation during sleep in the Cape fur seal, Arctocehalus pusillus
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Sleep in an Amazonian manatee,Trichechus inunguis
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For the first time, sleep was studied in a representative of the order of Sirenia, and interhemispheric asynchrony of the electrocortical slow wave activity was found.
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[Selectivity of squirrel striatal cortex neurons (frontal and peripheral field of vision) on the rate of movement of visual stimuli].
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[Functional characteristics of the orientation-selective neurons in the frontal visual field of the striate cortex in the baronduki].
The extracellular activity of 150 neurons (field 17) from binocular region of the visual cortex in the Siberian chipmunk was investigated. 65% of neurons proved to be selective to orientation and…
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[The chromatic characteristics of neuronal receptor fields in the visual cortex of the baronduki].
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Switching on and off of the bar stationary stimuli has revealed that orientation-selective neurons were not chromatically opponent, but when they were tested by moving chromatic bars, pronounced maximum responses were found either to green or blue colours.
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Functional characteristics of directionally tuned neurons in the frontal visual field of the chipmunk striate cortex
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Whether an analogy may be drawn between “fast” and “slow” (or tonic) neurons with Y- and X-systems respectively is considered, as research was performed on neurons belonging to area 17 of the binocular region of the chipmunk visual cortex.
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[Selectivity of neurons in the chipmunk striatal cortex (frontal visual view) for the polarity of contrast and direction of movement of visual stimuli].
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[Selectivity of neurons in squirrel striatal cortex (frontal visual field) to contrast polarity and direction of movement of visual stimuli].
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