1. VISUAL PIGMENTS
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Pumphrey, R. J. (1961). Concerning vision. In “The Cell and the Organism. Essays
Presented to Sir James Gray” (J. A. Ramsay and V. B. Wigglesworth, eds.), pp.
19S208. Cambridge Univ. Press, London and New York.
Rochon-Duvigneaud, A. ( 1943). “Les yeux et la vision des vertibr6s.” Masson,
Paris.
Rochon-Duvigneaud, A. ( 1958). L’oeil et la vision. In “Trait6 de Zoologie” (P.-P.
Grass&, ed. ), Vol. 13, pp. 1099-1142. Masson, Paris.
Schwanzara, S. A. (1967). The visual pigments of freshwater fishes. Vision Res.
Schwassman, H. O., and Kruger, L. (1965). Experimental analysis of the visual
system of the four-eyed fish (Anableps microlepis). Vision Res. 5, 269-281.
Seliger, H. H. (1962). Direct action of light in naturally pigmented muscle fibers. I.
Action spectrum for contraction in eel iris sphincter. J. Gen. Physiol. 46, 333342.
Simpson, G. G. ( 1964). Organisms and molecules in evolution. Science 146, 15351538.
Tamura, T. (1957). A study of visual perception in fish, especially on resolving
power and accommodation. Bull. Japan. SOC. Sci. Fisheries 22, 536-557.
Tamura, T., and Niwa, H. (1967). Spectral sensitivity and color vision of fish as
indicated by S-potential. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 22, 745-754.
Toniita, T., Kaneko, A., Murakami, M., and Pautler, E. L. (1967). Spectral response
curves of single cones in the carp. Vision Res. 7, 519-531.
Vilter, V. (1951). Recherches sur les structures fovkales dans la retine du Sphenodon
punctatus. Compt. Rend. SOC. Biol. 145, 2629.
Vilter, V. ( 1954a). DiffCrenciation fov6ale dans l’appareil visuel d u n Poisson abyssal,
1e Bathylugus benedicti. Compt. Rend. SOC. Biol. 148, 59-63.
Vilter, V. (1964b). Relations neuronales dans la fovea A bitonnets du Bathylugus
benedicti. Compt. Rend. SOC. Biol. 148, 466-469.
Wald, G. (1936). Pigments of the retina. 11. Sea robin, sea bass, and scup. J. Gen.
Physiol. 20, 45-56.
Wald, G. (1939a). On the distribution of vitamins A, and G. J. Gen. Physiol. 22,
391415.
Wald, G. (1939b). The porphyropsin visual system. J. Gen. Physiol. 22, 775-794.
Wald, G. (1941). The visual systems of euryhaline fishes. J. Gen. Physiol. 25, 235Wald, G. (1947). The chemical evolution of vision. Harvey Lectures 41, 117-160.
Wald, G. (1957). The metamorphosis of visual systems in the sea lamprey. J. Gen.
Physiol. 40, 901-914.
Wald, G. (1958). The significance of vertebrate metamorphosis. Science 128, 14811490.
Wald, G. (1959). The photoreceptor process in vision, In “Handbook of Wysiology”
(Am. Physiol. SOC., J. Field, ed.), Sect. 1, Vol. 1, pp. 671-692. Williams &
Wilkins, Baltimore, Maryland.
Wald, G. (1960). The distribution and evolution of visual systems. Comp. Biochem.
1, 311-345.
Wald, G., Brown, P. K., and Brown, P. S. (1957). Visual pigments and depths of
habitat of marine fishes. Nature 180, 969-971.
Walls, G. L. (1942). “The Vertebrate Eye and its Adaptive Radiation.” Cranbrook
Inst. Sci., Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Weale, R. A. ( 1955). Binocular vision and deep-sea fish. Nature 175, 996.
7, 121-148.
245.
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Pumphrey, R. J. (1961). Concerning vision. In “The Cell and the Organism. Essays
Presented to Sir James Gray” (J. A. Ramsay and V. B. Wigglesworth, eds.), pp.
19S208. Cambridge Univ. Press, London and New York.
Rochon-Duvigneaud, A. ( 1943). “Les yeux et la vision des vertibr6s.” Masson,
Paris.
Rochon-Duvigneaud, A. ( 1958). L’oeil et la vision. In “Trait6 de Zoologie” (P.-P.
Grass&, ed. ), Vol. 13, pp. 1099-1142. Masson, Paris.
Schwanzara, S. A. (1967). The visual pigments of freshwater fishes. Vision Res.
Schwassman, H. O., and Kruger, L. (1965). Experimental analysis of the visual
system of the four-eyed fish (Anableps microlepis). Vision Res. 5, 269-281.
Seliger, H. H. (1962). Direct action of light in naturally pigmented muscle fibers. I.
Action spectrum for contraction in eel iris sphincter. J. Gen. Physiol. 46, 333342.
Simpson, G. G. ( 1964). Organisms and molecules in evolution. Science 146, 15351538.
Tamura, T. (1957). A study of visual perception in fish, especially on resolving
power and accommodation. Bull. Japan. SOC. Sci. Fisheries 22, 536-557.
Tamura, T., and Niwa, H. (1967). Spectral sensitivity and color vision of fish as
indicated by S-potential. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 22, 745-754.
Toniita, T., Kaneko, A., Murakami, M., and Pautler, E. L. (1967). Spectral response
curves of single cones in the carp. Vision Res. 7, 519-531.
Vilter, V. (1951). Recherches sur les structures fovkales dans la retine du Sphenodon
punctatus. Compt. Rend. SOC. Biol. 145, 2629.
Vilter, V. ( 1954a). DiffCrenciation fov6ale dans l’appareil visuel d u n Poisson abyssal,
1e Bathylugus benedicti. Compt. Rend. SOC. Biol. 148, 59-63.
Vilter, V. (1964b). Relations neuronales dans la fovea A bitonnets du Bathylugus
benedicti. Compt. Rend. SOC. Biol. 148, 466-469.
Wald, G. (1936). Pigments of the retina. 11. Sea robin, sea bass, and scup. J. Gen.
Physiol. 20, 45-56.
Wald, G. (1939a). On the distribution of vitamins A, and G. J. Gen. Physiol. 22,
391415.
Wald, G. (1939b). The porphyropsin visual system. J. Gen. Physiol. 22, 775-794.
Wald, G. (1941). The visual systems of euryhaline fishes. J. Gen. Physiol. 25, 235Wald, G. (1947). The chemical evolution of vision. Harvey Lectures 41, 117-160.
Wald, G. (1957). The metamorphosis of visual systems in the sea lamprey. J. Gen.
Physiol. 40, 901-914.
Wald, G. (1958). The significance of vertebrate metamorphosis. Science 128, 14811490.
Wald, G. (1959). The photoreceptor process in vision, In “Handbook of Wysiology”
(Am. Physiol. SOC., J. Field, ed.), Sect. 1, Vol. 1, pp. 671-692. Williams &
Wilkins, Baltimore, Maryland.
Wald, G. (1960). The distribution and evolution of visual systems. Comp. Biochem.
1, 311-345.
Wald, G., Brown, P. K., and Brown, P. S. (1957). Visual pigments and depths of
habitat of marine fishes. Nature 180, 969-971.
Walls, G. L. (1942). “The Vertebrate Eye and its Adaptive Radiation.” Cranbrook
Inst. Sci., Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Weale, R. A. ( 1955). Binocular vision and deep-sea fish. Nature 175, 996.
7, 121-148.
245.