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connections of the majority of the muscle fibers reestablishing correct
nerve-muscle connections.”
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The author wishes to dedicate this manuscript to his wife Mary Bernstein. Her
love and guidance have been a constant source of inspiration.
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Afzelius, B. J., and Fridberg, G. (1963). The fine structure of the caudal neuroAlexander, R. McN. (1966). Physical aspects of swimbladder function. B i d . Rcu.
Altner, H. (1966). Uber die Aktivitat von Ependym und Glia im Gehirn niederer
Wirbeltiere: Sekretorische Phanomene im Hypothalamus von Chimearu monstrosa L. (Holocephali). Z . Zellfor.sch. Mikroskop. Anat. 73, 10-26.
Ariens Kappers, C. U., Huber, G. C., and Crosby, E. C. (1960). “The Comparative
Anatomy of the Nervous System of Vertebrates, Including Man.” Hafner, New
York.
Aronson, L. R. (1948). Problems in the behavior and physiology of a species of
African mouthbreeding fish (Tilopiu macrocephalu). Trans. N . Y . Acad. Sci.
[2] 2, 33-42.
Aronson, L. R. (1963). The central nervous system of sharks and bony fishes with
special reference to sensory and integrative mechanisms. In “Sharks and Survival” (P. W. Gilbert, ed.), pp. 165-241. Heath, Boston, Massachusetts.
Aronson, L. R. (1967). Forebrain function in teleost fishes. Trans. N. Y. Acad. Sci.
Aronson, L. R., and Herberman, R. (1960). Persistence of a conditioned response
in the cichlid fish, Tilupia macrocephala after forebrain and cerebellar ablations. Anat. Record 138, 332.
Aronson, L. R., and Kaplan, H. (1963). Forebrain function in avoidance conditioning. Am. Zoologist 3, 483-484.
Arora, H. L. (1959). Effects on learning and memory of removal of forebrain, optic
lobes and cerebellum in fishes. Ann. Rept. C.Z.T. Biol. p. 69.
Arora, H. L. (1962). Role of commissural fibers in interocular transfer of visual
discrimination in fishes. Ann. Rept. C.Z.T. Biol. p. 88.
Arora, H. L., and Sperry, R. W. (1957). Myotypic respecification of regenerated
nerve-fibers in cichlid fishes. J. Embryo/. Exptl. Morphol. 5, 256-263.
Arora, H. L., and Sperry, R. W. ( 1961). Localization of learning and memory in
the brain of fishes. Ann. Rept. C.Z.T. Riol. p. 129.
Arora, H. L., and Sperry, R. W. (1962). Optic nerve regeneration after surgical
cross-union of medial and lateral optic tracts. Am. Zoologi\t 2, 389.
secretory system in Raiu batis. Z. Z e l l f o r d . Mikroskop. Anat. 59, 289-308.
41, 141-176.
[2] 29, 390-396.
Since this chapter was written, many excellent papers have been published. The
author would like to mention an exce!lent syinposium (“The Central Nervous System
and Fish Behavior,” D. Ingle, ed., University of Chicago Press, 1968) which contains
contributions by many of the authors quoted in this chapter.
JERALD J. BERNSTEIN
connections of the majority of the muscle fibers reestablishing correct
nerve-muscle connections.”
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The author wishes to dedicate this manuscript to his wife Mary Bernstein. Her
love and guidance have been a constant source of inspiration.
REFERENCES
Afzelius, B. J., and Fridberg, G. (1963). The fine structure of the caudal neuroAlexander, R. McN. (1966). Physical aspects of swimbladder function. B i d . Rcu.
Altner, H. (1966). Uber die Aktivitat von Ependym und Glia im Gehirn niederer
Wirbeltiere: Sekretorische Phanomene im Hypothalamus von Chimearu monstrosa L. (Holocephali). Z . Zellfor.sch. Mikroskop. Anat. 73, 10-26.
Ariens Kappers, C. U., Huber, G. C., and Crosby, E. C. (1960). “The Comparative
Anatomy of the Nervous System of Vertebrates, Including Man.” Hafner, New
York.
Aronson, L. R. (1948). Problems in the behavior and physiology of a species of
African mouthbreeding fish (Tilopiu macrocephalu). Trans. N . Y . Acad. Sci.
[2] 2, 33-42.
Aronson, L. R. (1963). The central nervous system of sharks and bony fishes with
special reference to sensory and integrative mechanisms. In “Sharks and Survival” (P. W. Gilbert, ed.), pp. 165-241. Heath, Boston, Massachusetts.
Aronson, L. R. (1967). Forebrain function in teleost fishes. Trans. N. Y. Acad. Sci.
Aronson, L. R., and Herberman, R. (1960). Persistence of a conditioned response
in the cichlid fish, Tilupia macrocephala after forebrain and cerebellar ablations. Anat. Record 138, 332.
Aronson, L. R., and Kaplan, H. (1963). Forebrain function in avoidance conditioning. Am. Zoologist 3, 483-484.
Arora, H. L. (1959). Effects on learning and memory of removal of forebrain, optic
lobes and cerebellum in fishes. Ann. Rept. C.Z.T. Biol. p. 69.
Arora, H. L. (1962). Role of commissural fibers in interocular transfer of visual
discrimination in fishes. Ann. Rept. C.Z.T. Biol. p. 88.
Arora, H. L., and Sperry, R. W. (1957). Myotypic respecification of regenerated
nerve-fibers in cichlid fishes. J. Embryo/. Exptl. Morphol. 5, 256-263.
Arora, H. L., and Sperry, R. W. ( 1961). Localization of learning and memory in
the brain of fishes. Ann. Rept. C.Z.T. Riol. p. 129.
Arora, H. L., and Sperry, R. W. (1962). Optic nerve regeneration after surgical
cross-union of medial and lateral optic tracts. Am. Zoologi\t 2, 389.
secretory system in Raiu batis. Z. Z e l l f o r d . Mikroskop. Anat. 59, 289-308.
41, 141-176.
[2] 29, 390-396.
Since this chapter was written, many excellent papers have been published. The
author would like to mention an exce!lent syinposium (“The Central Nervous System
and Fish Behavior,” D. Ingle, ed., University of Chicago Press, 1968) which contains
contributions by many of the authors quoted in this chapter.