Call it sleep-what animals without backbones can tell us about the phylogeny of intrinsically generated neuromotor rhythms during early development

查看全文 作　　者：Michael A. [1,2,3]Corner

机构地区：[1]Netherlands Institute for Brain Research,Amsterdam, The Netherlands;[2]Université de Basse Normandie,Caen, France;[3]Harmoniehof 16/i, 1071TC Amsterdam, The Netherlands

出　　处：《Neuroscience Bulletin》索引2013年第29卷第3期,共8页

摘　　要：A comprehensive overview is presented of the literature dealing with the development of sleep-like motility and neuronal activity patterns in non-vertebrate animals. it has been established that spontaneous, periodically modulated, neurogenic bursts of movement appear to be a universal feature of prenatal behavior. New empirical data are presented showing that such 'seismic sleep' or 'rapid-body-movement' bursts in cuttlefish persist for some time after birth. Extensive ontogenetic research in both vertebrates and non-vertebrates is thus essential before current hypotheses about the phylogeny of motorically active sleep-like states can be taken seriously. 关键词：运动神经脊椎动物系统发育早期发育过程睡觉节奏睡眠状态活动模式

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