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Robert M. Yerkes

INDEX

ILLUSTRATIONS

Dancing Mice—­sniffing and eating Frontispiece

FIGURE

1.  Color patterns of dancers.  Record blanks

2.  Double cage, with nest-boxes and water dishes

3.  Double cages in frame

4.  Photographs of dancers climbing (After Zoth)

5.  Tracks of common mouse (After Alexander and Kreidl)

6.  Tracks of dancer (After Alexander and Kreidl)

7.  The inner ear of the rabbit (Retzius)

8.  The membranous labyrinth of the ear of the dancer (After Rawitz)

9.  Same

10.  Same

it.  Model of the ear of the dancer (After Baginsky)

12.  Ear of the dancer (After Kishi)

13.  Ear of the dancer (After Kishi)

14.  Discrimination box

15.  Ground plan of discrimination box

16.  Nendel’s gray papers

17.  Weber’s law apparatus

18.  Food-box apparatus

19.  Waugh’s food-box apparatus

20.  Color discrimination apparatus

21.  Ground plan of color discrimination apparatus

22.  Cards for form discrimination

23.  Labyrinth B

24.  Labyrinth B on electric wires

25.  Labyrinth A

26.  Curves of habit formation for labyrinth B

27.  Plan of labyrinth C, and path records

28.  Labyrinth D

29.  Curve of learning for white-black discrimination, twenty individuals

30.  Curve of learning for white-black discrimination, thirty individuals

31.  Curve of habit formation for labyrinth D

32.  Curves of learning and re-learning

33.  Plasticity curves

LITERATURE ON THE DANCING MOUSE

1.  Alexander, G. UND Kreidl, A.  “Zur Physiologie des Labyrinths der Tanzmaus.” Archiv fuer die gesammte Physiologie, Bd. 82:  541-552. 1900.

2.  Alexander, G. UND Kreidl, A.  “Anatomisch-physiologische Studien ueber das Ohrlabyrinth der Tanzmaus.”  II Mittheilung. Archiv fuer die gesammte Physiologie.  Bd. 88:  509-563. 1902.

3.  Alexander, G. UND Kreidl, A.  “Anatomisch-physiologische Studien ueber das Ohrlabyrinth der Tanzmaus.”  III Mittheilung. Archiv fuer die gesammte Physiologie, Bd. 88:  564-574. 1902.

4.  Baginsky, B.  “Zur Frage ueber die Zahl der Bogengaenge bei japanischen Tanzmaeusen.” Centralblatt fuer Physiologie, Bd. 16:  2-4. 1902.

5.  Bateson, W.  “The present state of knowledge of colour-heredity in mice and rats.” Proceedings of the Zooelogical Society of London, Vol. 2:  71-99. 1903.

6.  Brehm, A. E.  “Tierleben.”  Dritte Auflage.  Saugetiere, Bd. 2:  513-514. 1890.

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