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The central nervous system of Loligo. I. The optic lobe.
  • J. Young
  • Biology
    Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society…
  • 21 February 1974
TLDR
The optic nerve fibres project on to the optic lobe in a regular manner, being precisely re-assorted after passing through a chiasma, and there is a regular mapping of the visual field throughout much of the system.
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The possible and the actual
  • J. Young
  • Medicine
    Medical History
  • 1 October 1982
TLDR
treatment for primary middle fossa arachnoid cyst in a neonate and the phakomatoses.
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The nervous system of Loligo. II. Suboesophageal centres.
  • J. Young
  • Biology
    Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society…
  • 18 March 1976
A well-marked hierarchy of centres can be recognized within the suboesophageal lobes and ganglia of the arms. The inputs and outputs of each lobe are described. There are sets of motoneurons and…
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THE RATE OF REGENERATION OF NERVE
TLDR
In rabbits of 1 month old the rate of advance of the axon tips is not greatly different from that in adults, but the delay in the scar is less, and maturation of the nerve fibres proceeds more rapidly.
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Nerve regeneration after immediate and delayed suture.
TLDR
Re-innervation of nerve after long periods of degeneration Discussion Summary Description of the plates demonstrates the regenerative power of the central stump and the quality of union between the stumps at secondary suture.
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Internode length and fibre diameter in developing and regenerating nerves.
TLDR
Estimates are made of the relationship between internodal distance and diameter in nerves of rabbits under the following conditions: in normal adult animals, in adult animals during the stages of nerve regeneration, in young animals at various stages of growth, and in young Animals during the Stage of nerves regeneration.
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Computation in the Learning System of Cephalopods.
  • J. Young
  • Biology
    The Biological bulletin
  • 1 April 1991
TLDR
The evidence suggests that learning in cephalopods is not localized to certain layers or "grandmother cells" but is distributed with high redundance in serial networks, with recurrent circuits.
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Multiple matrices in the memory system of Octopus
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Brain, behaviour and evolution of cephalopods
Fish Physiology
The Physiology of FishesEdited by Margaret E. Brown. Vol. 1: Metabolism. Pp. xiii + 447. 12 dollars. Vol. 2: Behavior. Pp. xi + 526. 14 dollars. (New York: Academic Press, Inc., 1957.)The Physiology…
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