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Breder, C. M., and Rasquin, P. (1950). A preliminary report on the role of the
p:neal organ in the control of pigment cells and light reactions in recent teleost
fishes. Science 111, 10-12.
Breuker, H., and Horstmann, E. ( 1965). Elektronemikroskopische Untersuchungen
am Pinealorgan der Rogenbogenforelle ( Salmo irideus). Progr. Brain Res. 10,
Byme, J. (1968). The effect of photoperiod and temperature on the daily pattern
of locomotor activity in juvenile sockeye salmon (Oncorhyncus nerka Walbaum).
Ph.D. Thesis, Dept. of Zoology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada.
Chaston, I. (1968). Influence of light on activity of brown trout (Salmo trutta).
J. Fisheries Res. Board Can. 25, 1285-1289.
De la Motte, I. (1963). Untersuchungen zur vergleichenden Physiologie der Lichtempfindlichkeit geblendeter Fische. Naturwhenschaften 9, 1-3.
Dendy, A. (1907). On the parietal sense-organs and associated structures in the
New Zealand lamprey (Geotria audralis). Quart. J . Microscop. Sci. 51, 1-29.
Dodt, E. (1963). Photosensitivity of the pineal organ in the teleost, Salmo irideus
( Gibbons ), Experientia 19, 642-643.
Eakin, R. M. (1963). Lines of evolution of photoreceptors. In ‘‘General Physiology
of Cell Specialization” (D. Mazia and A. Tyler, eds.), pp. 393-425. McGrawHill, New York.
Eigenmann, C. H. (1909). Cave vertebrates of America, a study in degenerative
evolution. Cornegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 104, 1-241.
Fain, W. B., and Hadley, M. E. (1966). In vitro response of melanophores of
Fundulus heteroclitus to melatonin, adrenalin and noradrenalin. Am. Zoologist
6, 596-597.
259-269.
Farrell, G. ( 1960). Adrenoglomerulotropin. Circulation 21, 1009-1015.
Fenwick, J. C. (1970a). Demonstration and effect of melatonin in fish. Gen. Comp.
Endocr. 14, 86-97.
Fenwick, J. C. (1970b). Effects of pinealectomy and bilateral enucleation on the
phototactic response and on the conditioned response to light of the goldfish.
Carussius ouratus. Can. J. Zool. 48, 175-182.
Fenwick, J. C. ( 1 9 7 0 ~ ) .
The pineal organ; Photoperiod and reproductive cycles in
the goldfish. J. Endocrinol. 46, 101-111.
Friedrich-Freksa, H. ( 1938). Entwicklung. Bau und Bedeutung der Parietalgegend
bei Teleostiern. Z. Wiss. Zool. Abt. A141, 52-142.
Ganong, W. F., Shepherd, M. D., Wall, J. R., Van Brunt, E. E., and Clegg, M. T.
(1963). Penetration of light into the brain of mammals. Endocrinology 72,
962-963.
Crunewald-Lowenstein, M. (1956). Influence of light and darkness on the pineal
body in Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi). Zoologica 41, 119-128.
Hafeez, M. A., and Ford, P. (1967). Histology and Histochemistry of the Pineal
Organ in the Sockeye Salmon, Oncorhyncus nerka, Walbaum. Can. J. Zool.
Hewer, H. R. (1926). Studies in the color changes of fishes. 1. The action of certain
Hill, C. ( 1891). Development of the epiphysis in Corogonus albus. J. Morphol. 5,
Hill, C. ( 1894). The epiphysis of teleosts and Amia. J. Morphol. 9, 237-266.
Hoar, W. S. (1955). Phototactic and pigmentary responses of the sockeye salmon
45, 117-126.
endocrine secretions in the minnow. J. Erptl. Biol. 3, 123-140.
503510.
105
Breder, C. M., and Rasquin, P. (1950). A preliminary report on the role of the
p:neal organ in the control of pigment cells and light reactions in recent teleost
fishes. Science 111, 10-12.
Breuker, H., and Horstmann, E. ( 1965). Elektronemikroskopische Untersuchungen
am Pinealorgan der Rogenbogenforelle ( Salmo irideus). Progr. Brain Res. 10,
Byme, J. (1968). The effect of photoperiod and temperature on the daily pattern
of locomotor activity in juvenile sockeye salmon (Oncorhyncus nerka Walbaum).
Ph.D. Thesis, Dept. of Zoology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada.
Chaston, I. (1968). Influence of light on activity of brown trout (Salmo trutta).
J. Fisheries Res. Board Can. 25, 1285-1289.
De la Motte, I. (1963). Untersuchungen zur vergleichenden Physiologie der Lichtempfindlichkeit geblendeter Fische. Naturwhenschaften 9, 1-3.
Dendy, A. (1907). On the parietal sense-organs and associated structures in the
New Zealand lamprey (Geotria audralis). Quart. J . Microscop. Sci. 51, 1-29.
Dodt, E. (1963). Photosensitivity of the pineal organ in the teleost, Salmo irideus
( Gibbons ), Experientia 19, 642-643.
Eakin, R. M. (1963). Lines of evolution of photoreceptors. In ‘‘General Physiology
of Cell Specialization” (D. Mazia and A. Tyler, eds.), pp. 393-425. McGrawHill, New York.
Eigenmann, C. H. (1909). Cave vertebrates of America, a study in degenerative
evolution. Cornegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 104, 1-241.
Fain, W. B., and Hadley, M. E. (1966). In vitro response of melanophores of
Fundulus heteroclitus to melatonin, adrenalin and noradrenalin. Am. Zoologist
6, 596-597.
259-269.
Farrell, G. ( 1960). Adrenoglomerulotropin. Circulation 21, 1009-1015.
Fenwick, J. C. (1970a). Demonstration and effect of melatonin in fish. Gen. Comp.
Endocr. 14, 86-97.
Fenwick, J. C. (1970b). Effects of pinealectomy and bilateral enucleation on the
phototactic response and on the conditioned response to light of the goldfish.
Carussius ouratus. Can. J. Zool. 48, 175-182.
Fenwick, J. C. ( 1 9 7 0 ~ ) .
The pineal organ; Photoperiod and reproductive cycles in
the goldfish. J. Endocrinol. 46, 101-111.
Friedrich-Freksa, H. ( 1938). Entwicklung. Bau und Bedeutung der Parietalgegend
bei Teleostiern. Z. Wiss. Zool. Abt. A141, 52-142.
Ganong, W. F., Shepherd, M. D., Wall, J. R., Van Brunt, E. E., and Clegg, M. T.
(1963). Penetration of light into the brain of mammals. Endocrinology 72,
962-963.
Crunewald-Lowenstein, M. (1956). Influence of light and darkness on the pineal
body in Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi). Zoologica 41, 119-128.
Hafeez, M. A., and Ford, P. (1967). Histology and Histochemistry of the Pineal
Organ in the Sockeye Salmon, Oncorhyncus nerka, Walbaum. Can. J. Zool.
Hewer, H. R. (1926). Studies in the color changes of fishes. 1. The action of certain
Hill, C. ( 1891). Development of the epiphysis in Corogonus albus. J. Morphol. 5,
Hill, C. ( 1894). The epiphysis of teleosts and Amia. J. Morphol. 9, 237-266.
Hoar, W. S. (1955). Phototactic and pigmentary responses of the sockeye salmon
45, 117-126.
endocrine secretions in the minnow. J. Erptl. Biol. 3, 123-140.
503510.