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REPTILE REFERENCE LIST

Andry, M.L., Luttges, M.W., & Gamow, I. (1971). Temperature effects on spontaneous and evoked neural activity in the garter snake. Exp. Neurol, 31, 32-44.

Ayala-Guerrero, F. (1985). Sleep in a chelonian reptile (Kinosteron sp). Sleep Research, 14, 83.

Ayala-Guerrero, F., & Reyna, L.V. (1987). Sleep and wakefulness in the lizard Ctenosaura similis. Estud Med Biol Mex, 35, 25-33.

Ayala-Guerrero, F., Calderon, A., & Perez, M. (1988). Sleep patterns in a chelonian reptile (Gopherus flavomarginatus). Physiol Behav, 44(3), 333-337.

Ayala-Guerrero, F. & Huitronresendiz, S. (1991). Sleep patterns in the lizard Ctenosaura-pectinata. Physiol & Behav, 49(6), 1305-1307.

Barthelémy, L., Peyraud, C., Belaud, A., & Mabin, D. (1975). Etude electronencephalographique de l’anguille (Anguilla Anguilla L.). J Physiol (Paris), 70, 173-185.

Belekhova, M.G., & Zagorulko, T.M. (1964). Coreelations between background electrical activity, after-dicharge and EEG activation response to photic stimulation in tortoise brain (Emys lutaria). Zhurnal Vysshei Nervoi Deyatel’nosti imeni I.P. Pawlova, 14(6), 1079:T1028-1032.

Belekhova, M.G. (1979). Neurophysiology of the forebrain. In C. Gans, R.G. Northcut, & P.S. Ulinski (Eds.), Biology of the reptilian (Vol. 10, pp. 287-359). London: Academic Press.

Burr, W., & Lange, H. (1973). Spontaneous brain activity in some species of amphybians and a reptile. Electroencephal & Clin Neurophysiol, 34, 735-736.

Campbell, S.S., & Tobler, I. (1984). Animal sleep: A review of sleep duration across phylogeny. Neurosci Biobehav Rev, 8, 269-300.

Carrascal, L.M., & Díaz, J.a. (1989). Thermal ecology and spatiotemporal distribution of the Mediterranean lizard (Psammodromus algirus). Holartic Ecol, 12, 137-143.

Castilla, A.M., & Bauwens, D. (1991). Thermal biology, microhabitat selection and conservation of the insular lizard Podarcis hispanica atrata. Oecologia, 85, 366-374.

De Vera, L., & González, J. (1986). Effect of body temperature on the ventilatory responses in the lizard Gallota galloti. Respir Physiol, 65, 29-37.

De Vera, L., González, J., & Rial, R.V. (1994). Reptilian waking EEG: Slow waves, spindles and evoke potentials. Electroencephal & Clin Neurophysiol, 90, 298-303.

Del Corral, J.M., Miralles, A., Nicolau, M.C., Planas, B., & Rial, R.V. (1990). Stereotaxic atlas for the lizard Gallotia galloti. Prog Neurobiol, 34, 185-196.

Desmond, A. (1985). The hot blooded dinosaurs: A revolution in paleontology. London: Blond and Briggs.

Flanigan, W. F., Wilcox, R. H., & Rechtshaffen, A. (1971). The EEG and Arousal Continuum of Crocodilian, Caiman scleops [abstract]. Electroencephalogr Clin Neurophysiol, 34(5), 521-538.

Flanigan, W.F. (1973). Sleep and wakefulness in iguanid lizards, Ctenosaura pectinata

and Iguana iguana. Brain Behav Evol, 8, 401-436.

Flanigan, W.F., Knight, C.P., Hartse, K.M., & Rechtschaffen, A. (1974). Sleep and wakefulness in chelonian reptiles. I: The box turtle, Terrapene Carolina. Arch Ital Biol, 12, 227-252.

Flanigan, W.F. (1974). Sleep and wakefulness in chelonian reptiles. II: The red-footed tortoise, Geocheloe carbonaria. Arch Ital Biol, 112, 253-277.

Gamundí, A., Roca, C., Bernácer, R., Nicolau, M.C., & Rial, R.V. (1998). Behavioural sleep and environmental factors in reptiles (Gallotia galloti). Journal of Physiology, 509, 88.

Gaztelu, J.M., García-Austt, E., & Bullock. T. (1991). Electrocorticograms of hippocampal and dorsal cortex of two reptiles: Comparison with possible mammalian homologs. Brain Behav Evol, 37, 144-160.

Gómez, T., Bolaños, A., López-García, J.A., Nicolau, M.C., & Rial, R.V. (1990). A case report of spontaneous electrographic epilepsy in reptiles (Gallotia galloti). Comp Biochem Physiol, Series C, 97(2), 257-258.

Gónzalez, J., & Rial, R.V. (1977). Eletrofisiologa de la cortez teleceflica de reptile (Lacerta galloti): EEG y potenciales evocados. Rev Esp Fisiol, 33, 239-248.

Gónzalez, J., Vera, L.M., García-Cruz, C.M., & Rial, R.V. (1978). Efectos de la temperature en el electrencefalograma y los potenciales evocados de los reptiles (Lacerta galloti). Rev Esp Fisiol, 34, 153-158.

Hartse, K.M., & Rechtschaffen, A. (1974). Effect of atropine sulfate on the sleep related EEG spike activity of the tortoise (Geochelone carbonaria). Brain Behav Evol, 9, 81-94.

Hartse, K.M., & Rechtschaffen, A. (1982). The effect of amphetamine, Nembutal, aplpha-metyl thyrosine and parachlororphenylalanine on sleep related spike activity of the tortoise (Geochelone carbonaria) and on the cat ventral hippocampus spike. Brain Behav Evol, 21, 199-222.

Hermann, H., Jouvet, M., & Klein, M.M. (1964). Analyse polygraphyque du sommeil de la tortue. C R Acad Sc Paris, 258, 2175-2178.

Huey, R.B. (1982). Temperature, physiology and the ecology of reptiles. In C. Gans & F.H. Pough (Eds.), Biology of the reptilian, physiological ecology (Physiology C, Vol. 12, pp. 25-91). London: Academic Press.

Hunsaker, D., & Lansing, R.V. (1962). Electronecephalographic studies of reptiles. J Exp Zool, 149, 21-32.

Huntley, A., Friedman, J.K., & Cohen, H.G. (1977). Sleep in an Iguanid lizard (Dipsosaurus dorsalis). Sleep Res, 6, 104.

Huntley, A., & Cohen, H.B. (1980). Further comments on “Sleep” in the desert iguana (Dipsosaurus dorsalis). Sleep Res, 9, 111.

Karmanova, I.G., & Churnosov, E.V. (1972). Electrophysiological studies on natural sleep and wakefulness in turtles and hens. Neurosci Behav, Physiol, 6, 83-90.

Luttges, M.W., & Gamow, R.I. (1970). Garter snakes: Studies of spontaneous and evoked brain responses with electroencephalography. Comm Behav Biol, 5, 115-130.

McDonalds. (1976). Methods for the physiological study of reptiles. In C. Gans & W.R. Dawson (Eds.), Biology of the reptilian (Physiology A., Vol. 5, chapter 2, pp. 19-126). London: Academic Press.

Medina, L., Smeets, W.J.A.J., Hoogland, P.V., & Puelles, L. (1993). Distribution of choline acetyltransferase immunoreactivity in the brain of the lizard Gallotia galloti. J Comp Neurol, 331, 261-285.

Meglasson, M.D., & Huggings, S.E. (1979). Sleep in a crocodilian (Caiman sclerops). Comp Biochem Physiol, Series A, 63, 561-567.

Parsons, L., & Huggins, S.E. (1965a). A study of spontaneous electrical activity in the brain of Caiman sclerops. Proc Soc Exp Biol Med, 119, 397-400.

Parsons, L., & Huggins, S.E. (1965b). Effects of temperature on electroencephalogram of the Caiman. Proc Soc Exp Biol Med, 120, 422-426.

Peyreton, J., & Dusan-Peyreton, D. (1967). Etude polygraphique du cycle vieille sommeil chez trios genres de reptiles. C R Soc Biol (Paris), 163, 181-186.

Powers, A.S., & Reiner, A. (1993). The distribution of cholinergic neurons in the central nervous system of turtles. Brain Behav Evol, 41, 326-345.

Rial, R.V., & Gónzalez, J. (1978). Kindling effect in the reptilian brain: Motor and electrographic manifestations. Epilepsia, 19, 581-589.

Rial, R.V., Almirall, H., Gamundí, A., & Nicolau, M.C. (1994). Delta EEG in active reptiles: A key in the evoltuin of waking and sleep states. J Sleep Res, 3(1), 219.

Rial, R.V., NIcolau, M.C., Gamundí, A., Tomoner, G., & Akaârir, M. (1998). The problem of the amplitude in the reptilian EEG. J Selep Res, 7(2), 224.

Romo, R., Cepeda, C., & Velasco, M. (1978). Behavioral and electrophysiological patterns of wakefulness-sleep states in the lizard Phrinosoma regali. Bol Estud Med Méx, 30, 13-18.

Rose, B. (1981). Factors affecting the activity in Saloporus virgatus. Ecology, 62(3), 706-716.

Sato, M., Okano, Y., & Inoue, S. (1989). Polygraphic correlates of rest-activity behaviour in turtles. In J. Horne (Ed.), Sleep: 88 (pp. 225-226). New York: Gustav Fischer Verlag.

Servit, Z., Strejkova, A., & Volanschi, D. (1971). Epileptic focus in the forebrain of the turtle (Testudo graeca). Triggering of focal discharges with different sensory stimuli. Physiol Biochem (Bohemoslov), 20, 221-228.

Servit, Z., & Strejkova, A. (1972). Thalamocortical relations and the genesis of epileptic electrographic phenomena in the forebrain of the turtle. Exp Neurol, 35, 50-60.

Susic, V. (1972). Eletrographic and behavioral correlations of the rest-activity cycle in the sea turtle Carette caretta L. (Chelonia). J Exp Mar boil Ecol, 10, 81-87.

Tauber, E.S., Roffwarg, H.P., & Weitzman, E.D. (1966). Eye movements and electroencephalogram activity during sleep in diurnal lizards. Nature, 212, 1612-1612.

Tauber, E.S., Rojas-Ramirez, J., & Hernandez Peón, R. (1968). Electrophysiological and behavioral correlates of wakefulness and sleep in the lizard (Ctenosaura pectinata). Electroencephal & Clin Neurophysiol, 24, 424-433.

Ten Donkelaar, H.J., & Nieuwenhuys, R. (1978). Cells of origin of pathways descending to the spinal chord in a lizard (Gallotia galloti). Neurosc Lett, 9, 123-138.

Ten Donkeleear, H.J, & Nieuwenhuys, R. (1979). In R.G. Gans, Northcut, & R.S> Ulinski (Eds.), Biology of the reptilian (Vol. 10, pp. 133-200). London: Academic Press.

Van Twyver, H. (1973). Polygraphic studies of the American alligator. Sleep Res, 2, 87.

Vasilescu, E. (1970). Sleep and wakefulness in the tortoise (Emys orbicularis). Rev Roum Biol Zool, 15(3), 177-179.

Walker, J.M., & Berger, R.J. (1973). A polygraphic study of the tortoise (Testudo denticulata): Absence of electrophysiological signs of sleep. Brain Behav Evol, 8, 453-467.

Warner, B.F. & Huggins, S.E. (1978). An electroencephalographic study of sleep in

young caimans in a colony. Comp Biochem Physiol A, 59, 139-144.

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