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The influence of environmental lighting on the amphibian pars intermedia: Receptors and possible pathways
D. C. Dawson
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Amphibians
100%
Ants
28%
Electrodes
17%
Eye
25%
Gold
21%
Intermediate Pituitary Gland
64%
Light
29%
Lighting
91%
Melanocyte-Stimulating Hormones
29%
Neurons
51%
Platinum
21%
Rana pipiens
31%
Reaction Time
19%
Agriculture & Biology
amphibians
75%
electrodes
19%
eyes
32%
Formicidae
18%
gold
20%
innervation
22%
lighting
73%
Lithobates pipiens
26%
neurons
69%
photoreceptors
21%
platinum
25%
receptors
56%
secretion
29%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
amphibian
89%
effect
9%
electrode
35%
gold
34%
lighting
92%
platinum
46%
secretion
88%
Chemical Compounds
Illumination
73%
Retinal
31%