Latest axolotl research
Newest papers on Ambystoma mexicanum in the HerpAtlas research library, updated automatically.
- The development of rana temporaria under the influence of cane sugar solution
E Piiper, Ernest William MacBride · Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B Containing Papers of a Biological Character · 1933-02
- DOES THE ZONDEK PITUITARY HORMONE INFLUENCE THE GROWTH OF THE BODY?
Peter Botschkareff, A. P. PREOBRAJENSKY · Endocrinology · 1930-05
- On the Activity of the Anterior Lobe Pituitary
E. A. Spaul · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1930-01
- Anterior Lobe, the Thyroid Stimulator, V. Basal Metabolism.
S. S. Schwartzbach, Eduard Uhlenhuth · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1929-02
- Metamorphosis of the Colorado Axolotl by Injection of Inorganic Iodine.
Walter R. Ingram · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1928-12
- Anterior Lobe Substance, the Thyroid Stimulator. I. Induces Precocious Metamorphosis.
Eduard Uhlenhuth, S. S. Schwartzbach · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1928-11
- Anterior Lobe Substance, the Thyroid Stimulator. IV. Effect in the Absence of Thyroid Gland.
S. S. Schwartzbach, Eduard Uhlenhuth · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1928-11
- Interrelation of Pituitary and Thyroid in Metamorphosis of Neotenic Amphibians.
Walter R. Ingram · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1928-06
- Biometric Studies Upon Development and Growth in Amblystoma Punctatum and Tigrinum.
Esther M. Patch · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1927-12
- The Effect of Pituitary Administration on Growing Dogs
William G. Downs · Annals of Internal Medicine · 1927-12
- A Retardation in the Rate of Metamorphosis of the Colorado Axolotl by Injection of Anterior Hypophyseal Fluid
Philip E. Smith · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1926-04
- Iodine and Amphibian Metamorphosis
E. A. Spaul · Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London · 1925-10
- Experiments on the Localisation of the Substances in Pituitary Extracts Responsible For Metamorphic and Pigmentary Changes in Amphibia
E. A. Spaul · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1925-07
- Studies on amphibian metamorphosis. —II
Julian Sorell Huxley · Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B Containing Papers of a Biological Character · 1925-06
- The Oxygen Requirements of Certain Aquatic Animals and Its Bearing Upon the Source of Food Supply
William John Dakin, Catherine M. G. Dakin · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1925-04
- On a Japanese Salamander, in Lake Kuttarush, which Propagates like the Axolotl
Madoka Sasaki · Hokkaido University Collection of Scholarly and Academic Papers (Hokkaido University) · 1924-11
- The Growth Rate in Hypophysectomised Salamander Larvæ
Alan W. Greenwood · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1924-10
- Experiments on the Injection of Pituitary Body (Anterior Lobe) Extracts to Axolotls
E. A. Spaul · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1924-10
- Studies on internal secretion.—I. The effect of pituitary (anterior lobe) injection upon normal and thyroidectomised axolotls
Lancelot Thomas Hogben · Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B Containing Papers of a Biological Character · 1923-01
- Retardation of metamorphosis in the Colorado axolotl by the intraperitoneal injection of fresh bovine hypophyseal anterior lobe substance
P. E. Smith, I. B. Smith · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1922-10
- Experiments on Amphibian metamorphosis and pigment responses in relation to internal secretions
Julian Sorell Huxley, Lancelot Thomas Hogben · Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B Containing Papers of a Biological Character · 1922-01
- Experiments on the Metamorphosis of the Mexican Axolotl (Amblystoma tigrinum), conducted in the Society's Gardens.
E. G. Bòulenger · Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London · 1913-09
- Observations on the Maturation and Fertilisation of the Egg of the Axolotl
J. W. Jenkinson · Journal of Cell Science · 1904-11
- XII.—The Development of the Müllerian Duct of Amphibians
Gregg Wilson · Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh · 1897-01
- XV. On the structure and development of the skull in the urodelous amphibia.— Part I
William Kitchen Parker · Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London · 1877-12
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