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Biology and Neurophysiology of the Conditioned Reflex and ...
Volume 2 of International Series of Monographs on Cerebrovisceral and
Behavioural Physiology and Conditioned Reflexes. Pergamon Press, London/
New York, 1966, 321 pp. 1952 BYKOV, K.M., KURTSIN, I.T. Kortikovistseral'naia
patologiia ...
Peter K. Anokhin, Samuel A. Corson,
1974
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Brain and Behaviour: Proceedings of the 28th International ...
Finally, although the idea of cerebrovisceral unity is penetrating into the main line
of medicineonly lately,different hypotheseswere circulatingalreadyinthe 1930's.
Unfortunately these had nothingbut phenomenologyin common, theoretically ...
G. Ádám, I. Mészáros, É. I. Bányai,
1981
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Journal of science of the Hiroshima University: Zoology
The contracted ABRM after acetylcholine was relaxed, though with a delay, by
stimulation of the cerebrovisceral or cerebropedal- cerebrovisceral connective (
Fujimoto, unpublished). The appearance of "opposite-directional" spike
potentials ...
Figure I. SEM photograph of dissection of the visceral ganglion (VG),
cerebrovisceral connective (CVC) and branchial nerve (BN) of Myrilus edulis.
Arrow and dotted line indicate level at which CVC was cut in this study. X 90.
Figure 2.
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Bulletin - Southern California Academy of Sciences
Figure I. SEM photograph of dissection of the visceral ganglion (VG),
cerebrovisceral connective (CVC) and branchial nerve (BN) of Mytilus edulis.
Arrow and dotted line indicate level at which CVC was cut in this study, x 90.
Figure 2.
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Journal of Science of the Hiroshima University: Zoology
The contracted ABRM after acetylcholine was relaxed, though with a delay, by
stimulation of the cerebrovisceral or cerebropedal- cerebrovisceral connective (
Fujimoto, unpublished). The appearance of "opposite-directional" spike
potentials ...
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Archives Néerlandaises de Zoologie
In some cases the innervation of the visceral organs can also be realized by one
or more nerves which originate from a commissure connecting the
cerebrovisceral connectives, as in Chama pellucida (Grieser, 1913), Mactra
coquimbana ...
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Neurosecretory phenomena in the zebra mussel Dreissena ...
Possibly also the intestine receives some branches of this nerve. As early as
1835 van Beneden described the occurrence of these ganglia in the
cerebrovisceral connectives of Dreissena polymorpha, and called them "
ganglions moyennes".
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Proceedings of the Second International Corbicula Symposium
GP, lip of gonopore; CVC piece of cerebrovisceral connective; CC. ciliary cluster,
peculiar to the gonopore lips. Horizontal field width = 373 »m. b.
Photomicrograph of sagittal section of posterodorsal, lateral region of visceral
mass, showing a ...
Joseph C. Britton, Robert S. Prezant,
1986
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Perspectives in Malacology
GP, lip of gonopore; CVC piece of cerebrovisceral connective; CC, ciliary cluster,
peculiar to the gonopore lips. Horizontal field width = 373 ^m. b.
Photomicrograph of sagittal section of posterodorsal, lateral region of visceral
mass, showing a ...
Robert S. Prezant, Clement Lee Counts,
1985