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CULTURE OF THE DRONE FLY, ERISTALIS TENAX.
- J. L. Dolley, C. C. Hassett, W. B. Bowen, G. Phillies
- Biology, Medicine
- Science
- 6 October 1933
Relative sensitivity to light of different parts of the compound eye in Eristalis tenax
- J. L. Dolley, J. L. Wierda
- Biology
- 1 May 1929
THE RELATIVE STIMULATING EFFICIENCY OF CONTINUOUS AND INTERMITTENT LIGHT IN THE TACHINA FLY, ARCHYTAS ATERRIMA
- J. L. Dolley
- Chemistry
- 1 April 1923
THE EFFECT OF LUMINOUS INTENSITY ON THE RELATION BETWEEN STIMULATING EFFICIENCY AND FLASH-FREQUENCY OF INTERMITTENT LIGHT IN THE DRONE FLY, ERISTALIS TENAX
- S. O. Mast, J. L. Dolley
- Biology
- 1 April 1924
The relation between luminous intensity and the length of the refractory period in the eye of Eristalis tenax
- J. L. Dolley
- Biology
- 1 April 1930
The rate of locomotion in Vanessa antiopa in intermittent light and in continuous light of different illuminations, and its bearing on the “continuous action theory” of orientation
- J. L. Dolley
- Biology
- 1 August 1917
The effect of sex and age on the temperature at which reversal in reaction to light in Eristalis tenax occurs.
- J. L. Dolley, L. Golden
- Biology, Medicine
- The Biological bulletin
- 1 June 1947
1. Over 1,620 observations were made on over 1,000 flies in ascertaining the temperature at which Eristalis tenax becomes negative to light.2. In a luminous intensity of 700-foot candles Eristalis is… Expand
Dark Adaptation in the Eye of Eristalis tenax
- J. L. Dolley
- Biology
- Physiological Zoology
- 1 October 1929
T HE process of dark adaptation in photosensory organs has been studied in a few organisms: Volvox (Mast, 1911), Amoeba (Folger, 1925), three lamellibranchs, Mya arenaria (Hecht, 1919 and 1923),… Expand
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