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Mackintosh, N. J., Mackintosh, J., and Sutherland, N. S. (1963). The relative
importance of horizontal and vertical extents in shape discrimination by
Octopw. Anim. Behav. 11, 355-8.
Maldonado, H. (1963a). The positive learning process in Octopw vulgark.
2. vergl. Phyaiol. 47, 191-214.
Maldonado, H. (1963b). The general amplifkation function of the vertical lobe in
Octopw vulgaria. 2. vergl. Phyaiol. 47, 215-29.
Maldonado, H. (1963~). The visual attack system in Octopus vulguria. J . theoret.
Biol. 5, 47&88.
Maldonado, H. (1964). The control of attack by Octopus. 2. vergl. Phyaiol.,
Maturana, H. R., and Sperling, S. (1963). Unidirectional response to angular
acceleration recorded from the middle cristal nerve in the statocyst of
Octopus vulgaris. Nature, Lond. 197, 815-6.
Merton, P. (1964). Human position sense and sense of effort. Symp. SOC. ezp.
Messenger, J . B. (1963). Behaviour of young Octopw briarew Robson. Nature,
Lo&. 197, 1186-7.
Moody, M. F. (1962). Evidence for the intraocular discrimination of vertically and
horizontally polarized light by Octopus. J . exp. Bwl. 39, 21-30.
Moody, M. F., and Parriss, J. R. (1961). The discrimination of polarized light by
Octopw; a behavioural and morphological study. 2. vergl. Phyawl. 44,
Moore, A. R. (1910). On the righting movements of the starfish. Biol. Bull.,
Morgan, C . L. (1894). T h e homing of limpets. Nature, Lcmd. 51, 127.
Mori, S. (1959). On the general knowledge of daily rhythmic activity of a seapen Cavernuhrkz obeaa Valenciennes. Bull. Biol. Stn. Aaamwhi, 9, 167-60.
Muntz, W. R. A. (1961a). Interocular transfer in Octopw vuZgarie. J . comp.
Muntz, W. R. A. (1961b). The function of the vertical lobe system of Octopua in
Muntz, W. R. A. (1961~). Interocular transfer in Octopus vulgark; bilaterality of
Muntz, W. R. A. (1962). Stimulus generalization following monocular training
Muntz, W. R. A., Sutherland, N. S., and Young, J. Z. (1962). Simultaneous
shape discrimination in Octopw after removal of the vertical lobe. J . q.
Nagel, W. A. (1897). tfber Mischgeruche und die Komponentengliederung des
Geruchsinne. 2. Pqchol. Phyaiol. Sinneaorg. 15, 82-101.
Nicol, J. A. C. (1950). The responses of Branchwmma vesiculoaum (Montagu)
to photic stimulation. J . mar. biol. A88. U.K. 29, 303-20.
O h p h i , R. (1955). Ethological studies on the tidal limpets. I. Analytical
studies on the homing behaviour of two species of limpets. Jap. J . Ecol. 5,
31-5.
Orton, J. H. (1929). Observations on Patella vdgata, Pt. 3, Habitats and habits.
J . mar. bwl. Aaa. U.K. 16, 277-88.
Pantin, C. F. A. (1952). The elementary nervous system. Proc. r q . SOC. B, 140,
47, 656-74.
Biol. 18, 387-400.
268-9 1.
Wooda Hole, 19, 235-39.
phyawl. Pqchol. 54, 49-55.
interocular transfer. J . comp. physiol. Paychol. 54, 188-90.
the engram. J . comp. phyawl. Paychol. 54,192-5.
in O ~ t o p u ~ .
J . COTTIP. phyaiol. Paychol. 55, 635-40.
BWl. 39, 557-66.
(In Japanese with English summary.)
147-68.
M. J. WELLS
Mackintosh, N. J., Mackintosh, J., and Sutherland, N. S. (1963). The relative
importance of horizontal and vertical extents in shape discrimination by
Octopw. Anim. Behav. 11, 355-8.
Maldonado, H. (1963a). The positive learning process in Octopw vulgark.
2. vergl. Phyaiol. 47, 191-214.
Maldonado, H. (1963b). The general amplifkation function of the vertical lobe in
Octopw vulgaria. 2. vergl. Phyaiol. 47, 215-29.
Maldonado, H. (1963~). The visual attack system in Octopus vulguria. J . theoret.
Biol. 5, 47&88.
Maldonado, H. (1964). The control of attack by Octopus. 2. vergl. Phyaiol.,
Maturana, H. R., and Sperling, S. (1963). Unidirectional response to angular
acceleration recorded from the middle cristal nerve in the statocyst of
Octopus vulgaris. Nature, Lond. 197, 815-6.
Merton, P. (1964). Human position sense and sense of effort. Symp. SOC. ezp.
Messenger, J . B. (1963). Behaviour of young Octopw briarew Robson. Nature,
Lo&. 197, 1186-7.
Moody, M. F. (1962). Evidence for the intraocular discrimination of vertically and
horizontally polarized light by Octopus. J . exp. Bwl. 39, 21-30.
Moody, M. F., and Parriss, J. R. (1961). The discrimination of polarized light by
Octopw; a behavioural and morphological study. 2. vergl. Phyawl. 44,
Moore, A. R. (1910). On the righting movements of the starfish. Biol. Bull.,
Morgan, C . L. (1894). T h e homing of limpets. Nature, Lcmd. 51, 127.
Mori, S. (1959). On the general knowledge of daily rhythmic activity of a seapen Cavernuhrkz obeaa Valenciennes. Bull. Biol. Stn. Aaamwhi, 9, 167-60.
Muntz, W. R. A. (1961a). Interocular transfer in Octopw vuZgarie. J . comp.
Muntz, W. R. A. (1961b). The function of the vertical lobe system of Octopua in
Muntz, W. R. A. (1961~). Interocular transfer in Octopus vulgark; bilaterality of
Muntz, W. R. A. (1962). Stimulus generalization following monocular training
Muntz, W. R. A., Sutherland, N. S., and Young, J. Z. (1962). Simultaneous
shape discrimination in Octopw after removal of the vertical lobe. J . q.
Nagel, W. A. (1897). tfber Mischgeruche und die Komponentengliederung des
Geruchsinne. 2. Pqchol. Phyaiol. Sinneaorg. 15, 82-101.
Nicol, J. A. C. (1950). The responses of Branchwmma vesiculoaum (Montagu)
to photic stimulation. J . mar. biol. A88. U.K. 29, 303-20.
O h p h i , R. (1955). Ethological studies on the tidal limpets. I. Analytical
studies on the homing behaviour of two species of limpets. Jap. J . Ecol. 5,
31-5.
Orton, J. H. (1929). Observations on Patella vdgata, Pt. 3, Habitats and habits.
J . mar. bwl. Aaa. U.K. 16, 277-88.
Pantin, C. F. A. (1952). The elementary nervous system. Proc. r q . SOC. B, 140,
47, 656-74.
Biol. 18, 387-400.
268-9 1.
Wooda Hole, 19, 235-39.
phyawl. Pqchol. 54, 49-55.
interocular transfer. J . comp. physiol. Paychol. 54, 188-90.
the engram. J . comp. phyawl. Paychol. 54,192-5.
in O ~ t o p u ~ .
J . COTTIP. phyaiol. Paychol. 55, 635-40.
BWl. 39, 557-66.
(In Japanese with English summary.)
147-68.