Interocular transfer of cardiac conditioning in the pigeon

Mihara, M; Watanabe, Shigeru

doi:10.1016/0166-4328(82)90065-1

Behavioural Brain Research

1982

DOI: 10.1016/0166-4328(82)90065-1

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Interocular transfer of cardiac conditioning in the pigeon

M Mihara

Shigeru Watanabe

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“…A number of studies have investi gated interocular transfer of learning us ing birds [Goodale and Graves, 1982;Mihara and Watanabe, 1982; Watanabe, in press]. A point that remains to be clarified is the identification of those components of the visual system that underlie interocu lar transfer in birds.…”

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Interocular Transfer in Parallel Visual Pathways in Pigeons

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Hodos²,

Bessette³

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Pigeons were trained to perform intensity, color and pattern tasks monocularly. After their training was completed, a unilateral electrolytic lesion was made either in the nucleus rotundus or in the nucleus opticus principalis thalami (OPT). The lesion was made in the trained hemisphere (contralateral to the trained eye) in half of the subjects and in the untrained hemisphere in the other half. After a 7-day recovery period the birds were retrained on the same tasks with the previously untrained eye. A rotundal lesion, on either side, resulted in the loss of interocular transfer of discrimination, whereas neither contralateral nor ipsilateral OPT lesions affected discrimination. These results suggest that the tectofugal visual pathway plays a crucial role in the interhemispheric transfer of visual information in pigeons.

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Interocular Transfer in Parallel Visual Pathways in Pigeons

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A lack of interocular transfer of spatial conditional discrimination in pigeons

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1984

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Interocular transfer of learning in the pigeon: Visuo-motor integration and separation of discriminanda and manipulanda

Watanabe

1986

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Interocular transfer of cardiac conditioning in the pigeon

Cited by 5 publications

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Interocular Transfer in Parallel Visual Pathways in Pigeons

Interocular Transfer in Parallel Visual Pathways in Pigeons

A lack of interocular transfer of spatial conditional discrimination in pigeons

Interocular transfer of learning in the pigeon: Visuo-motor integration and separation of discriminanda and manipulanda

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