Bioelectric Activity of the Central Nervous System in Normal and Diapausing Alfalfa Weevils
@article{Kutyna1966BioelectricAO,
title={Bioelectric Activity of the Central Nervous System in Normal and Diapausing Alfalfa Weevils},
author={Frank Kutyna and Averett S. Tombes},
journal={Nature},
year={1966},
volume={212},
pages={956-957}
}As part of a comprehensive investigation of the physiology of summer diapause (aestivation) common to the alfalfa weevil (Hypera postica, Gyllenhal) in the south-east United States, we have examined the bioelectrical activity of its central nervous system.
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