Behavioral Correlates of Central Visual Function in Anurans
Behavioral Correlates of Central Visual Function in Anurans
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无尾目动物中央视觉功能的行为相关性
DOI：
10.1007/978-3-642-66316-1_13
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1976
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D. Ingle
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作者：
D. Ingle
在过去的十年里，脊椎动物视觉解剖学的比较研究出现了实质上的复兴。随着这一新知识的出现，对几种哺乳动物的神经生理学和行为研究迅速扩大了我们对行为中新皮质和皮质下视觉机制的比较视角。然而，非哺乳动物的可比性研究并没有跟上新的解剖学数据的流动。我们对其他脊椎动物视觉机制的洞察仍然基于相对较少的记录和涉及金鱼、青蛙和鸽子的脑损伤研究。在这些类群中，无尾两栖动物(青蛙和蟾蜍)提供了最多的数据；这些数据已经足以让评论家的学术负担过重。
Within the last decade there has been a virtual renaissance in the comparative study of vertebrate visual anatomy. In the wake of this new knowledge, neurophysiological and behavioral studies of several mammalian species have rapidly expanded our comparative perspectives on neocortex and subcortical visual mechanisms in behavior. However, comparable study of non-mammals has not kept pace with the flow of new anatomical data. Our insights into visual mechanisms in other vertebrates are still based upon relatively few recordings and brain-lesion studies involving gold-fish, frogs and pigeons. Of these groups, the anuran amphibians (frogs and toads) have provided the most data; these are already sufficient to tax the scholarship of a reviewer.