Access the full text.
Sign up today, get DeepDyve free for 14 days.
Loading next page...
/lp/wiley/evolution-of-the-vestibulolateral-lobe-of-the-cerebellum-in-ty64ZHtowY
References (58)
-
S. L. Tong, T. H. Bullock (1982)
Electroreceptive representation and its dynamics in the cerebellum of catfish, Ictalurus nebulosus (Ictaluridae, Siluriformes), 145
-
R. Nieuwenhuys (1967)
Comparative anatomy of the cerebellum.Progress in brain research, 25
-
C. C. Bell, T. E. Finger, C. J. Russell (1981)
Central connections of the posterior lateral line lobe of mormyrid fish, 42
-
(1973)
Interrelationships of osteoglom - morphs . In : Interrelationships of Fishes . -
R. Northcutt (1980)
Central Auditory Pathways in Anamniotic Vertebrates -
R. Nieuwenhuys, C. Nicholson (1969)
Neurobiology of Cerebellar Evolution and Development -
(1973)
Relationships of clupeomorphs, with remarks on the structure of the lower jaw in fishes -
R. G. Northcutt (1978)
Sensory Biology of Sharks, Skates and Rays -
P. Luiten (1975)
The central projections of the trigeminal, facial and anterior lateral line nerves in the carp (Cyprinus carpio L.)Journal of Comparative Neurology, 160
-
J. Bastian (1974)
Electrosensory input to the corpus cerebelli of the high frequency electric fish Eigenmannia virescens, 90
-
W. Heiligenberg (1977)
Principles of Electrolocation and Jamming Avoidance in Electric Fish. A Neuroethological Approach, I
-
C. Mccormick (1981)
Central projections of the lateral line and eighth nerves in the bowfin, Amia calvaJournal of Comparative Neurology, 197
-
F. Haugede-Carre, T. Szabo, F. Kirschbaum (1979)
Development of the gigantocerebellum of the weakly electric fish Pollimyrus.Journal de physiologie, 75 4
-
R. L. Boord, C. B. G. Campbell (1977)
Structural and functional organization of the lateral line system, 17
-
L. Maler, L. Maler, H. Karten, H. Karten, M. Bennett, M. Bennett (1973)
The central connections of the anterior lateral line nerve of Gnathonemus petersiiJournal of Comparative Neurology, 151
-
L. Maler, M. Collins, W. Mathieson (1981)
The distribution of acetylcholinesterase and choline acetyl transferase in the cerebellum and posterior lateral line lobe of weakly electric fish (Gymnotidae)Brain Research, 226
-
T. Szabo, A. Fessard (1974)
Physiology of Electroreceptors -
W. Heiligenberg (1977)
Principles of Electrolocation and Jamming Avoidance in Electric Fish -
(1977)
Auricular projections in the clearnose skate , Raja eglanteria -
M. V. L. Bennett (1971b)
Fish Physiology -
C. Bell (1981)
Central distribution of octavolateral afferents and efferents in a teleost (mormyridae)Journal of Comparative Neurology, 195
-
C. Bell, Charles Russell (1978)
Termination of electroreceptor and mechanical lateral line afferents in the mormyrid acousticolateral areaJournal of Comparative Neurology, 182
-
C. Hopkins (1974)
Eelectric communication in fish.American scientist, 62 4
-
T. Szabo (1974)
Anatomy of the Specialized Lateral Line Organs of Electroreception -
R. Boord, C. Campbell (1977)
Structural and Functional Organization of the Lateral Line System of SharksIntegrative and Comparative Biology, 17
-
S. Libouban, T. Szabo (1977)
An integration centre of the mormyrid fish brain: The auricula cerebelli. An HRP studyNeuroscience Letters, 6
-
(1971)
Electric organs -
(1969)
A survey of the general morphology, the fiber connections, and the possible functional significance of the gigantocerebellum of Mormyrid fishes -
L. Maler (1973)
The posterior lateral line lobe of a mormyrid fish — a golgi studyJournal of Comparative Neurology, 152
-
L. Maler, L. Maler, T. Finger, T. Finger, H. Karten, H. Karten (1974)
Differential projections of ordinary lateral line receptors and electroreceptors in the gymnotid fish, Apteronotus (Sternarchus) albifronsJournal of Comparative Neurology, 158
-
(1973)
Interrelationships of ostariophysans -
A. Roth (1975)
Central neurons involved in the electroreception of the catfish Kryptopterus, 100
-
A. Bass, C. Hopkins (1982)
Comparative aspects of brain organization of an african “wave” electric fish, Gymnarchus niloticusJournal of Morphology, 174
-
D. B. McCreery (1977)
Two types of electroreceptive lateral lemniscal neurons of the lateral line lobe of the catfish Ictalurus nebulosus; connections from the lateral line nerve and steady‐state frequency response characteristics, 113
-
R. Boord, B. Roberts (1980)
Medullary and cerebellar projections of the statoacoustic nerve of the dogfish, Scyliorhinus caniculaJournal of Comparative Neurology, 193
-
C. Bell (1979)
Central nervous system physiology of electroreception, a review.Journal de physiologie, 75 4
-
(1978)
On the development of the cerebellum of the trout, Salmo gairdeneri. I. Patterns of cell migration -
T. Finger (1978)
Cerebellar afferents in teleost catfish (lctaluridae)Journal of Comparative Neurology, 181
-
T. Szabo, A. Fessard (1974)
Handbook of Sensory Physiology, III/3
-
J. Bastian (1975)
Receptive fields of cerebellar cells receiving exteroceptive input in a Gymnotid fish.Journal of neurophysiology, 38 2
-
T. R. Roberts (1973)
Interrelationships of Fishes -
L. Maler (1974)
The acousticolateral area of bony fishes and its cerebellar relations.Brain, behavior and evolution, 10 1-3
-
P. A. Schlegel (1974)
Activities of rhombencephalic units in mormyrid fish, 19
-
(1973)
Neurohistological analysis of the lateral lobe in a weakly electric fish, Gyrnnotus camp0 (Gymnotoidae, Pisces). Exp -
A. Pearson (1936)
The acustico‐lateral centers and the cerebellum, with fiber connections, of fishesJournal of Comparative Neurology, 65
-
L. Maler, L. Maler, H. Karten, H. Karten, M. Bennett, M. Bennett (1973)
The central connections of the posterior lateral line nerve of Gnathonemus petersiiJournal of Comparative Neurology, 151
-
H. Kunkel (1971)
GENERAL INTRODUCTIONThe Journal of Experimental Medicine, 134
-
C. Mccormick (1982)
The organization of the octavolateralis area in actinopterygian fishes: A new interpretationJournal of Morphology, 171
-
T. Szabo, S. Libouban, F. Haugede-Carre (1979)
Convergence of common and specific sensory afferents to the cerebellar auricle(auricula cerebelli) in the teleost fish Gnathonemus demonstrated by HRP methodBrain Research, 168
-
(1947)
DISCUSSION ON THE PRECEDING PAPERThe British Journal of Venereal Diseases, 23
-
A. Palmgren (1921)
Embryological and morphological studies on the midbrain and cerebellum of vertebrates, 2
-
E. Knudsen (1977)
Distinct auditory and lateral line nuclei in the midbrain of catfishesJournal of Comparative Neurology, 173
-
R. G. Northcutt (1980b)
Comparative Studies of Hearing in Vertebrates -
R. Northcutt (1980)
Anatomical Evidence of Electroreception in the Coelacanth (Latimeria chalumnae)Anatomia, 9
-
R. Bauchot, M. Bauchot, R. Platel, Ridet Jm (1977)
Brains of Hawaiian Tropical Fishes; Brain Size and Evolution -
H. Karten, T. Finger (1976)
A direct thalamo-cerebellar pathway in pigeon and catfishBrain Research, 102
-
R. Eager (1967)
The Comparative Anatomy and Histology of the Cerebellum from Myxinoids Through BirdsThe Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 40
-
(1978)
Brain organization in the cartilaginous fishes
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Copyright
- Copyright © 1982 Wiley Subscription Services
- ISSN
- 0362-2525
- eISSN
- 1097-4687
- DOI
- 10.1002/jmor.1051740307
- Publisher site
- See Article on Publisher Site
Abstract
The organization of the vestibulolateral lobe of the cerebellum is described in electroreceptive and closely related nonelectroreceptive teleost fishes. The vestibulolateral lobe includes an eminentia granularis and a lobus caudalis. The eminentia granularis is a lateral line‐recipient, granule cell zone which in weakly electric fish (i.e., electroreceptive fish with an electric organ) has anterior and posterior divisions associated respectively with a mechanoreceptive medial medullary nucles and an electroreceptive lateral line lobe. A lobus caudalis includes a separate granule cell zone—the pars medialis, a molecular layer, and large Purkinje‐like cells. Compared with weakly electric mormyrids, the pars medialis is hypertrophied in weakly electric gymnotoids and electroreceptive silurids. However, the pars medialis is also hypertrophied in nonelectroreceptive teleosts, suggesting it is a granule cell zone not associated with electroreception and perhaps the lateral line system.
Journal
Journal of Morphology – Wiley
Published: Jan 1, 1982