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F. B. Simmons and J. A. Linehan

Observations on a single auditory nerve fiber over a six-week period
J Neurophysiol 31: 799-805, 1968 [PDF]  

B. Cohen and M. Feldman

Relationship of electrical activity in pontine reticular formation and lateral geniculate body to rapid eye movements
J Neurophysiol 31: 806-817, 1968 [PDF]  

T. J. Tucker, A. Kling, and D. P. Scharlock

Sparing of photic frequency and brightness discriminations after striatectomy in neonatal cats
J Neurophysiol 31: 818-832, 1968 [PDF]  

P. R. Burgess, D. Petit, and R. M. Warren

Receptor types in cat hairy skin supplied by myelinated fibers
J Neurophysiol 31: 833-848, 1968 [PDF]  

D. Petit and P. R. Burgess

Dorsal column projection of receptors in cat hairy skin supplied by myelinated fibers
J Neurophysiol 31: 849-855, 1968 [PDF]  

G. Werner and B. L. Whitsel

Topology of the body representation in somatosensory area I of primates
J Neurophysiol 31: 856-869, 1968 [PDF]  

P. D. MacLean, T. Yokota, and M. A. Kinnard

Photically sustained on-responses of units in posterior hippocampal gyrus of awake monkey
J Neurophysiol 31: 870-883, 1968 [PDF]  

W. Rall and G. M. Shepherd

Theoretical reconstruction of field potentials and dendrodendritic synaptic interactions in olfactory bulb
J Neurophysiol 31: 884-915, 1968 [PDF]  

J. E. Hirsch

Effect of interaural time delay on amplitude of cortical responses evoked by tones
J Neurophysiol 31: 916-927, 1968 [PDF]  

D. H. Stewart, J. B. Preston, and D. G. Whitlock

Spinal pathways mediating motor cortex evoked excitability changes in segmental motoneurons in pyramidal cats
J Neurophysiol 31: 928-937, 1968 [PDF]  

D. H. Stewart and J. B. Preston

Spinal pathways mediating motor cortex evoked excitability changes in segmental motoneurons in pyramidal primates
J Neurophysiol 31: 938-946, 1968 [PDF]  

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