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Control of flashing in fireflies

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00612559
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THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LIGHT ORGAN IN FIREFLIES
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Mechanism of Rhythmic Synchronous Flashing of Fireflies
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THE FIREFLY PSEUDOFLASH IN RELATION TO PHOTOGENIC CONTROL
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CONTROL OF FLASHING IN FIREFLIES. III. PERIPHERAL EXCITATION
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CONTROL OF FLASHING IN FIREFLIES. I. THE LANTERN AS A NEUROEFFECTOR ORGAN
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EFFECTS OF NEURAL ACTIVITY ON THE FIREFLY PSEUDOFLASH ,
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LIGHT-INHIBITION OF FLASHING IN THE FIREFLY PHOTURIS MISSOURIENSIS
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SUBUNIT COORDINATION IN THE FIREFLY LIGHT ORGAN

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