Vestibular involvement in a passive transport and return task
Vestibular involvement in a passive transport and return task
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前庭参与被动运输和返回任务
DOI:
10.3758/bf03326763
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发表时间:
1983
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通讯作者:
L. Abraham
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作者:
Sue B. Miller;M. Potegal;L. Abraham
Rats were trained to return to a water spout after being passively transported away from it along paths containing a 90-deg turn. Path lengths were successively increased to as much as 132 cm by a modified titration procedure. The task was successfully relearned after enucleation. Subsequent vestibular nucleus damage produced a severe, lasting deficit in this task when compared with the effects of cerebellar cortex lesions. In contrast, the vestibular lesions produced only a mild, transient impairment in an olfactory localization task. The most anterior vestibular lesions also affected air righting.