10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEREOTROPIC»
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1
The Journal of Physiology
2. It was demonstrated on the spinal dog that both a positive stereotropic and a
negative stereotropic reflex are elicitable from the planta pedis. The determinant
is the character of the stimulus applied. Light diffuse pressure between the ...
A fly rights itself; it tends to keep its feet in contact with a solid; they are
stereotropic. Are not its righting movements as fully explained as are those of the
starfish, when it is said that it turns over because its feet are positively
stereotropic?
3
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
Stereotropic orientation of young rat or mouse at the corner of a box along one
side of which it has been creeping. Fig. 2. A young rat or mouse has been
creeping in contact with the side of a box (dashed outline) ; the removal of the
box results ...
4
Rutgers University Studies
Larvae of Tenebrio while creeping show homostrophic responses, and
stereotropic orientation to lateral contacts. Homostrophic orientation is inhibited
by stereotropism. Both depend upon the anterior portion of the central nervous
system.
This contraction is a true thigmotactic response, but the creeping of the
pseudopodia upon the supporting surface is a stereotropic act as in other
Rhizopoda. There would seem to be no manner of doubt regarding the
distinctness of these two ...
6
A Handbook of General Experimental Psychology: Adjustive ...
FIGURE 3 A Larva in Stereotropic Orientation toward Unilateral Contact (a)
Responds by Lesser Stereotropic Curvature When a Less Extensive Contact Is
Introduced at the Other Side (b) (From J. Gen. Physiol.) 'Cf. Loeb (1918), Kafka (
1914), ...
Carl Allanmore Murchison, Harry Banister, 1969
7
Rutgers College Studies
Larvm of Tenebria while creeping show homostrophic responses, and
stereotropic orientation to lateral contacts. Homostrophic orientation is inhibited
by stereotropism. Both depend upon the anterior portion of the central nervous
system.
8
The New International Encyclopaedia
Thus, the ventral side of the starfish is positively stereotropic; in other words, the
starfish, off the bottom, becomes restless if its ambulacral feet are not in contact
with solid bodies. If earthworms are placed in a transparent closed vessel, they ...
Frank Moore Colby, Talcott Williams, Herbert Treadwell Wade, 1930
It must be admitted, however, that notwithstanding the closeness of the analogy,
the reversal of the heliotropic and of the stereotropic reactions may be due to
totally different mechanisms. SUMMARY. 1. The dogfish responds to certain
contact ...
Samuel Stern Maxwell, 1897
10
The Journal of General Physiology
structures could exist which would have the effect of synapses. It must be
admitted, however, that notwithstanding the closeness of the analogy, the
reversal of the heliotropic and of the stereotropic reactions may be due to totally
different ...
