… the reward criterion is reversed. Figure 2 illustrates operant … Experiments in cats by Rossignol
and colleagues provide … , the maintenance of a behaviour means the preservation of its key …

… of group Ia afferent fibers in spinal cats when conditioning stimulation was delivered to the
… The importance of cutaneous input to locomotion is evident in cases in which preservation …

This dissertation consists of a series of studies targeting significant gaps in our understanding
of reflex tracheobronchial cough. The first study demonstrates that the cough motor pattern …

… In cats the shortest delay of the ankle muscle monosynaptic … that would occur during actual
backward walking are opposite to … of Spinal Stretch Reflexes The gain of stretch reflex from …

… transection can step successfully when a treadmill belt is moving backward, … of a cat being
processed supraspinally and then instructing the spinal circuitry to excite the intended action, …

… activation of agonists, by experiments on the cat spinal cord. This hypothesis was confirmed
… amount of resistance and maximum conservation of energy, within the spine’s full normal …

… to a stimulus we are classically conditioned to, we will … can benefit from classical conditioning
the right way: Cat carrier, nail … like this one can relapse without maintenance. The act of ear …

… in paraplegic dogs and cats without pain perception affected … A balancing platform was
used for the forward and backward, … for the restoration and maintenance of the anatomical …

… reflex as monosynaptic is not directly relevant to the present review, Lloyd's (1943) demonstration
that the afferent limb of the reflex conducted at 116 m/s in the cat … fibres retained similar …

… activity as in the maintenance of posture. By … cat spinal cord. (From Brown 1981) and HRP
staining of Ib b and Ia c fibre collaterals from the medial gastrocnemius muscle in the cat spinal …