Complex motor neurone in crustacea: Three axonal spike initiating zones in three different ganglia

doi:10.1016/0304-3940(79)91499-X

Neuroscience Letters

Volume 13, Issue 3, August 1979, Pages 231-236

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Abstract

In the stomatogastric nervous system of the rock lobster an identified motor neurone organizes its bursting activity from three independent ganglionic neuropiles. This allows the neurone to participate to a rhythmic motor behaviour generated by two bilateral oscillating neuronal networks.

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Complex motor neurone in crustacea: Three axonal spike initiating zones in three different ganglia

Abstract

Brain Res.

Brain Res.

Neuronal pathways and synaptic connections in the abdominal cord of the crayfish

J. exp. Biol.

Vestibular nystagmus and teleost oculomotor neurons: functions of electrotonic coupling and dendritic impulse initiation

J. Neurophysiol.

Oculomotor neurons in fish: electrotonic coupling and multiple sites of impulse initiation

Science