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M. J. WELLS
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Daumer, K., Jander, R., and Waterman, T. H. (1963). Orientation of the ghostDavis, J. R. A. (1896). The habits of limpets. Nature, Lond. 51,611-2.
Dembowska, W. (1926). Study on the habits of the crab Dromia vulgaris M. E.
Denton, E. J. and Gilpin-Brown, J. B. (1960). Daily changes in the buoyancy of
Deutsch, J. A., and Sutherland, N. S. (1960). Theories of shape discrimination in
Diebschlag, E. (1938). Gmzheitliches Verhalten und Lernen bei Echinodermen.
Dodwell, P. C., and Sutherland, N. S. (1961). Facts and theories of shape disDouglis, M. B. (1960). Some evidences of a dominance-subordinance relationship
Evans, S. M. (1963a). The effect of brain extirpation on learning and retention in
Evans, S. M. (1963b). Behaviour of the polychaate Nereia in T-mazes. Anim.
Fink, H. K. (1941). Deconditioning of the " fright reflex " in the hermit crab,
Fischel, W. (1931). Dressurversuche an Schnecken. 2. vergl. Physiol. 15, 60-70.
Fischer, H. (1898). Quelques remarques sur les moeurs des Patelles. J. Conchyl.
46, 3 1 6 8 .
Fiecher, P. H. (1960). " Vie et Moeurs des Mollusques". Payot, Paris.
Fischer-Piette, E. (1936). Hietoire d'une moulidre. Observations sur une phase
de desbquilibre faunique. BUU. biol. Fr. Belg. 69, 166-77.
Fleure, H. J., and Walton, C. L. (1907). Notes on the habits of some sea
anemones. Zool. Anz. 31,212-20.
Flint, P. (1966). The effect of sensory deprivation on the behaviour of the
polychaete Nereis in T-mazes. Anim. Behv. 13, 187-93.
Garth, T. R., and Mitchell, M. P. (1926). The learning curve of a land snail.
J. comp. phyeiO1. Payohol. 6, 103-13.
Ghinst, I. van der (1906). Quelquea observations sur les actinies. Imt. Gdn.
Gleser, 0 . C . (1907). Movements and problem solving in Ophiura. J. exp. 2002.
Graziadei, P. (1962). Receptors in the suckers of Octopus. Nature, Lond. 195,
Graziadei, P. (1964). Electron microscopy of some primary receptors in the sucker
Harker, J. (1968).
B i d . Rev. 33,
Hecht, S . (1919). Sensory equilibrium and dark adaptation in Mya arenaria.
Hecht, S . (1924). Intensity discrimination and the stationary state. J. gen.
crab. J. comp. phyeiol. Paychol. 53, 276-8.
crab Ocypode in polarised light. 2. vergl. PhyeiOl. 47, 66-76.
BWl. BUU., W O O & Hole, 50, 162-78.
the cuttlefish. J. Phyewl. 151, 36-7.
Octqpue. Nature, L d . 188, 1090-4.
2. vergl. PhyeiOl. 25, 612-64.
crimination. Nature, Lond. 191, 678-83.
among lobsters, Homamce americanuS. Anat. Rec. 96, 663.
nereid polychaetes. Anim. Behav. 11, 172-8.
B&v. 11, 379-392.
Pagur~e ~ O T Z & X Z ~ . J . CWP. PhyeiOl. PayChol. 32,33-9.
PayGhol. 6, 267-76.
4, 203-19.
67-9.
of O c t o ~
v d g k . 2. Zehforach. 64, 610-22.
Diurnal rhythms in the animal kingdom.
1-62.
J . gen. Phyaiol. 1, 646-68.
Phfleiol. 6, 366-74.