Tritonia Sea Slug

Diverse animals can detect magnetic fields but little is known about how they do so. Three main hypotheses of magnetic field… Expand

Several motor networks have now been found to be multifunctional, in which one group of neurons participates in the generation of… Expand

This investigation provides a light and electron microscopic examination of the development of serotonin‐like immunoreactivity… Expand

While there are many instances of single neurons that can drive rhythmic stimulus-elicited motor programs, such neurons have… Expand

1. Neuromodulation has previously been shown to be intrinsic to the central pattern generator (CPG) circuit that generates the… Expand

MOTOR circuits are often thought to be physically separate from their neuromodulatory systems1,2. We report here a counter… Expand

Cyclic patterns of motor neuron activity are involved in the production of many rhythmic movements, such as walking, swimming… Expand

Swimming behavior in the marine mollusc Tritonia diomedea is episodic, consisting of a series of alternating dorsal and ventral… Expand

Gastropods move using a single appendage—the foot. For many gastropods the power for locomotion is provided by muscular waves… Expand

Abstract 1. A pair of identified neurons (Pd 21) in the pedal ganglia of Tritonia diomedea are capable of exciting pedal ciliary… Expand