… with reflexes from central and peripheral chemoreceptors and … of laryngeal afferents has
excitatory effects on hypoglossal (… In summary, reflexes from airway mechanoreceptors probably …

… the hypoglossal … the central and peripheral subtypes of the TCR.2,3,24 In general, it is
postulated that stimulation of any of the trigeminal branches or nerve endings activates the afferent …

… in the structure of the lingual apparati in hummingbirds, we … these correspond to variation
in lingual traits (cf. Zusi 2013). … We measured the lingual apparati at magnifications of 10-…

We investigated postnatal development of a functional connectivity from the gustatory insular
cortex to the parietal cortex, which is known to contain many more neurons responding to …

… V1 carries purely sensory information and is the only non-olfactory nerve whose distal
endings innervate the upper beak, parts of the facial skin and the nasal cavity. Neuronal …

… The periphery illustrates 4 illustrations labeled salivary … motor neuron, vagus, hypoglossal,
glossopharyngeal nerves, and … The filling of rectum stimulates mechanoreceptors of the wall of …

… the hypoglossal nerve and of the stem of the hypoglossal nerve … As a result of transection of
the hypoglossal nerve and its … C3 after transection of the hypoglossal nerve at the entrance to …

… The comparative anatomy of sensory systems has played a major role in developing theories
and principles central to evolutionary neuroscience. This includes the central tenet of many …

… pathways from the periphery into the central nervous system. … The orofacial tissues are
primarily innervated by the afferent (… orofacial afferent inputs from periodontal mechanoreceptors …

… Peripheral and central terminations of hypoglossal afferents innervating lingual tactile
mechanoreceptor complexes in fringillidae[J]. The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1990, 298(2…