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Optomotor behaviour in Xenopus laevis tadpoles as a measure of the effect of gravity on visual and vestibular neural integration

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Fig. 1. The apparatus used to elicit an optomotor response in thetadpoles. A motor rotates the spindle at the top
Fig. 2. Comparison of the positive (with,1g tadpoles started 22 min after that of themicrogravity tadpoles
Fig. 4. Graphical summary of optomotorbehaviour testing. Two experimental treatments weretested: controls raised on a 1tadpoles raised in microgravity
Table 1. Summary of ancillary observations for 1g-, 3 g- and clinostat-raised tadpoles for day0 and day1 of testing from theground-based simulation experiments
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