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strategy of spatial and temporal summation. Vision Res 39: 1611-1630
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Comp PhysiolA 167: 785-803
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1990b) Maturation of optics and resolution in adult dung
beetle superposition eyes. J Comp Physiol A 167: 805-815
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1991) Strategies for retinal design in arthropod eyes of
low F-number. J Comp PhysiolA 168: 499-512
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1992) The trade-off between resolution and sensitivity in
compound eyes. In: Pinter RB, Nabet B (eds) Nonlinear Vision, CRC Press Inc,
Boca Raton. pp 391-421
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1993) Arthropod eye design and the physical limits to
spatial resolving power. Prog Neurobiol40: 413-461
Warrant EJ, Porombka T, Kirchner WH (1996) Neural image enhancement allows
honeybees to see at night. Proc R Soc Lond B 263: 1521-1526
Warrant EJ, Nilsson D-E (1998) Absorption of white light in photoreceptors. Vision
Res 38: 195-207
Warrant EJ, Bartsch K, Gunther C (1999) Physiological optics in the hummingbird
hawkmoth: a compound eye without ommatidia. J Exp Biol202: 497-511
Wehner R (1987) "Matched filters"- neural models of the external world. J Comp
PhysiolA 161:511-531
Zeil J (1983) Sexual dimorphism in the visual system of flies: the compound eyes
and neural superposition in Bibionidae (Diptera). J Comp Physiol150: 379-393
Zeil J, Nalbach G, Nalbach H-0 (1986) Eyes, eye stalks and the visual world of
semi-terrestrial crabs. J Comp Physioll59: 801-811
213
Snyder AW (1979) Physics of vision in compound eyes. In: Autrum (ed) Handbook
of Sensory Physiology, Vol VII/6A. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York. pp
225-313
Srinivasan MV, Bernard GD (1975) The effect of motion on visual acuity of the
compound eye: a theoretical analysis. Vision Res 15: 515-525
Strausfeld NJ (1991) Structural organization of male-specific visual neurons in
calliphorid optic lobe. J Comp Physiol A 169: 379-393
Tyler JE, Smith RC (1970) Measurement of Spectral lrradiance Underwater. Gordon
and Breach, New York
Vogt K (1975) Zur Optik des FluBkrebsauges. Z Naturforsch 30: 691
Walls GL (1942) The Vertebrate Eye and its Adaptive Radiation. The Cranbrook
Press, Bloomfield Hills
Warrant EJ (1999) Seeing better at night: life style, eye design and the optimum
strategy of spatial and temporal summation. Vision Res 39: 1611-1630
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1990a) Limitations to resolution in superposition eyes. J
Comp PhysiolA 167: 785-803
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1990b) Maturation of optics and resolution in adult dung
beetle superposition eyes. J Comp Physiol A 167: 805-815
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1991) Strategies for retinal design in arthropod eyes of
low F-number. J Comp PhysiolA 168: 499-512
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1992) The trade-off between resolution and sensitivity in
compound eyes. In: Pinter RB, Nabet B (eds) Nonlinear Vision, CRC Press Inc,
Boca Raton. pp 391-421
Warrant EJ, Mcintyre PD (1993) Arthropod eye design and the physical limits to
spatial resolving power. Prog Neurobiol40: 413-461
Warrant EJ, Porombka T, Kirchner WH (1996) Neural image enhancement allows
honeybees to see at night. Proc R Soc Lond B 263: 1521-1526
Warrant EJ, Nilsson D-E (1998) Absorption of white light in photoreceptors. Vision
Res 38: 195-207
Warrant EJ, Bartsch K, Gunther C (1999) Physiological optics in the hummingbird
hawkmoth: a compound eye without ommatidia. J Exp Biol202: 497-511
Wehner R (1987) "Matched filters"- neural models of the external world. J Comp
PhysiolA 161:511-531
Zeil J (1983) Sexual dimorphism in the visual system of flies: the compound eyes
and neural superposition in Bibionidae (Diptera). J Comp Physiol150: 379-393
Zeil J, Nalbach G, Nalbach H-0 (1986) Eyes, eye stalks and the visual world of
semi-terrestrial crabs. J Comp Physioll59: 801-811