The reflex activities of a decerebrate animal

[1] A study of the Sherrington decerebrate animal in the chronic as well as the acute condition. [J]. BRAIN, 1922, 45 : 185 - 265

[2] Beritoff JS, 1916, Q J EXP PHYSIOL, V9, P199

[3] BERITOFF JS, 1914, J PHYSL, V49, P146

[4] Berrtoff JS, 1914, PFLUG ARCH GES PHYS, V159, P249

[5] BROWN TG, 1914, J PHYSL, V49, P180

[6] Cobb S, 1917, AM J PHYSIOL, V44, P239

[7] Studies in decerebration III The labyrinth [J]. ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, 1926, 16 (05): : 555 - 565

[8] Hill L., 1896, PHYSL PATHOLOGY CERE, DOI [10.1097/00000441-189612000-00007, DOI 10.1097/00000441-189612000-00007]

[9] Croonian lecture. Animal posture. [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A BIOLOGICAL CHARACTER, 1925, 98 (690) : 339 - 353

[10] Articles on the problem of body emplacement. I. Announcement. Emplacement reflexes between the inter brain and the mid brain of rabbits. [J]. PFLUGERS ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PHYSIOLOGIE DES MENSCHEN UND DER TIERE, 1916, 163 (9/10): : 405 - 490

[1] A study of the Sherrington decerebrate animal in the chronic as well as the acute condition. [J]. BRAIN, 1922, 45 : 185 - 265

[2] Beritoff JS, 1916, Q J EXP PHYSIOL, V9, P199

[3] BERITOFF JS, 1914, J PHYSL, V49, P146

[4] Berrtoff JS, 1914, PFLUG ARCH GES PHYS, V159, P249

[5] BROWN TG, 1914, J PHYSL, V49, P180

[6] Cobb S, 1917, AM J PHYSIOL, V44, P239

[7] Studies in decerebration III The labyrinth [J]. ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, 1926, 16 (05): : 555 - 565

[8] Hill L., 1896, PHYSL PATHOLOGY CERE, DOI [10.1097/00000441-189612000-00007, DOI 10.1097/00000441-189612000-00007]

[9] Croonian lecture. Animal posture. [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A BIOLOGICAL CHARACTER, 1925, 98 (690) : 339 - 353

[10] Articles on the problem of body emplacement. I. Announcement. Emplacement reflexes between the inter brain and the mid brain of rabbits. [J]. PFLUGERS ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PHYSIOLOGIE DES MENSCHEN UND DER TIERE, 1916, 163 (9/10): : 405 - 490