10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOTOKINESES»
Discover the use of
photokineses in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
photokineses and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sense Organs Integration, and Behavior
... 212, 213, 217, 218 localized, 226 relations to contractions, 218 slow, 214, 215,
219, 226, 227 summation, 215, 226 Just noticeable difference (ind), 8, 31, 47 K
Kidneys, vertebrate, 548 Kineses (see also Hygrokineses, Photokineses, etc.) ...
... PHOTOIONIZING PHOTOISOMERIZATION PHOTOISOMERIZATIONS
PHOTOJOURNALISM PHOTOJOURNALISMS PHOTOJOURNALIST
PHOTOJOURNALISTS PHOTOKINESES PHOTOKINESIS PHOTOKINETIC
PHOTOLITHOGRAPH ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
3
Advances in Insect Physiology
Detection of direction of motion Optomotor response Fixation of moving 8 D C
objects e . Detection of A Detection of A Detection of _ Detection of intensity fi
dimming ' local contrast T spatial contrast Photokineses Shadow reflex Primitive
Form ...
4
Development of an Interactive System to Study Sub-lethal ...
This prototye system, previously described by Greaves (5, 6), has been utilized
by Hand and Schmidt (7) and by Wilson (9) to investigate the photokineses and
phototaxes of marine dinof lagellates. However, several features of this system ...
John O. B. Greaves, Southeastern Massachusetts University. Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Southeastern Massachusetts University. Dept. of Biology, 1980
5
The behaviour of nematodes: their activity, senses and responses
Photokineses A moving nematode may travel forwards or backwards, it may turn
to the left or right at differing rates, or it may change its rate of activity, but in
discussing kinetic responses it is with the last two of these alternatives that we
are ...
6
The Lipids: Their Chemistry and Biochemistry
... Fresh-water vertebrates (Vitamin Ai) Arthropod and mollusc vision (Vitamin Ai,
retinenei) Invertebrate photokineses (Pigments unknown) Protistan phototaxis (
Astaxanthin, other carotenoids) Plant photokineses (Carotenes, xanthophylls) Fig
.
7
The British Journal of Psychiatry
From this point of view the study of comparative vision consists in as exact a
study as possible of “ photokineses,” or the movements which light provokes in
animals. Such a study involves an entire new terminology on an objective basis
—such ...
8
The Science of photobiology
These responses, known as photokineses, are described by Gunn et al."' as “
variations in generalized, undirected, random locomotory activity” due to
variations in stimulus intensity. These variations in locomotion may be of two
basic types: a ...
9
Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae
... the action spectrum in photokineses, 4) irradiation intenstity reducing by half
the ability of chloroplasts to be dislocated by cen- trifugation, 5) the curve of the
compensation point, 6) the curve of the arbitrary saturation point 350 too .«50 500
...
10
System of Ophthalmology: The eye in evolution
We have already seen that the primary function of vision is to control the
movements of the animal ; indeed, the primitive photokineses and photofaxes of
the lower Invertebrates survive in the fundamental postural reflexes of the-
Vertebrates.
Sir Stewart Duke-Elder, 1958
