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Wells, M. J. (1960). Proprioception and visual discrimination of orientation in
Wells, M. J. (1961). Weight discrimination by Octopus. J. exp. Bwl. 38,127-33.
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Wells, M. J. (1964a). Tactile discrimination of surface curvature and shape by
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Sutherland, N. S. (1963a). Visual acuity and discrimination of stripe widths in
Octopus wlgarb Lamarck. PubbLStaz. zool. Napoli, 33,92-109.
Sutherland, N. S. (1963b). Shape discrimination and receptive fields. Nabure,
Lo&. 197,118-22.
Sutherland, N. S. (1964).
Brit. rned. Bull.
20, 64-9.
Sutherland, N. S., and Carr, A. E. (1962). The visual disorimination of shape by
octopw: the effects of stimulus size. Q w t . J. exp. P8ychol. 15, 226-36.
Sutherland, N. S., Mackintosh, J., and Mackintosh, N. J. (1963). The visual discrimination of reduplicated patterns by octopus. Anim. Behav. 11, 106-10.
Teyrovsky, V. (1922). Sur la perception de l’espace chez Spirographb apallanzani.
Publ. Fac. Sci. Univ. Maeavk, 20, 1-8.
Thompson, E. L. (1917). An analysis of the learning process in the snail, Phyaa
gyrina Soy. Behav. Momgr. 3.
Thore, S. (1939). Beitriige zur Kemtnis der vergleichenden Anatomie des
zentralen Nervensystems der dibranchiaten Cephalopoden. Pubbl. Staz.
zool. Ncvpoli, 17, 313-606.
Thorpe, W. H. (1963). “ Learning and Instinct in Animals.” (2nd edition).
Ven, C. D. (1921). Sur la Formation d’Habitudes chez lea Asteries. Arch. nderl.
Verlaine, L. (1936). L’Instinct et l’htelligence chez les Mollusques. Les Gaat6roVillee, C. A., and Groody, T. C. (1940). The behaviour of limpeta with reference
Waterman, T. H. (1961). I n “ The Physiology of Crustacea”. (T. H. Waterman,
Wells, G. P. (1961). On the behaviour of SabeUa. Proc. roy. SOC. B, 138,278-99.
Wells, G. P. (1962). T h e respiratory signiscance of the crown in the polychaate
worms Sabellu and Myaricola. Proc. roy. SOC. B, 140, 70-82.
Wells, G. P. and Dales, R. P. (1961). Spontaneous activity patterns in animal
behaviour: The irrigation of the burrow in the polychaates Chaetopterua
verwpeddw Renier and Nereb divereicolor 0. F. Miiller. J. mar. biol.
Wells, M. J. (1968). Factors affecting reactions to My& by newly hatched
Wells, M. J. (1969). A touch learning centre in Octopus. J. exp. Biol. 36,690-612.
Wells, M. J. (1960). Proprioception and visual discrimination of orientation in
Wells, M. J. (1961). Weight discrimination by Octopus. J. exp. Bwl. 38,127-33.
Wells, M. J. (1962a). “Brain and Behaviour in Cephalopods.” 171 pp. HeineWells, M. J. (1962b). Early learning in Sepia. Symp. zool. SOC. Lond. 8, 14Q-69.
Wells, M. J. (1963a). Taate by touch: Some experiments with Octopus. J. exp.
Wells, M. J. (1963b). The orientation of Octopua. Ergebn. Bwl. 26, 40-64.
Wells, M. J. (1964a). Tactile discrimination of surface curvature and shape by
Wells, M. J. (1964b). Detour experiments with octopuses. J. exp. Bwl. 41,
Visual discrimination in animals.
668 pp. Methuen, London.
Phy8iol. 6, 163-78.
podes perceurs de Coquilles. Mdrn. Mua. d’Hkt. Nat. Belg. 3, 387-394.
to their homing instinct. Am. Midl. Nat. 24, 190-204.
ed.), Vol. 11, pp. 1-64. Academic Press, New York.
A88. U.K., 29, 661-80.
Sepia. Behaviour, 8, 96-111.
OC~€JPU-~. J . exp. BWl. 37, 489-99.
mann, London.
Bwl. 40, 187-93.
octopuses. J . e ~ p .
BWl. 41,433-46.
621-42.