1. High postural constraints affect the organization of reaching and grasping movements

   • Christophe Bourdin
   • Normand Teasdale
   • V. Nougier

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 253 - 259

2. Eye-head coordination in labyrinthine-defective humans

   • C. Maurer
   • T. Mergner
   • R. Jürgens

   Research Article Pages: 260 - 274

3. Asymmetric bipedal locomotion – an adaptive response to incomplete spinal injury in the chick

   • G. D. Muir
   • Stephen L. Katz
   • John D. Steeves

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 275 - 282

4. Potassium currents modulation of calcium spike firing in dendrites of cerebellar Purkinje cells

   • Y. Etzion
   • Yoram Grossman

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 283 - 294

5. Head orientation is aligned with take-off trajectory as chicks jump

   • Patrick R. Green

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 295 - 300

6. The effects of a transient increase in temperature on cell generation and cell death in the hippocampus and amygdala of the wallaby, Setonix brachyurus (quokka)

   • Aaron R. Kent
   • A. M. Harman

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 301 - 308

7. Damping of the wrist joint during voluntary movement

   • T. E. Milner
   • Caroline Cloutier

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 309 - 317

8. A possible basic cortical microcircuit called ’’cascaded inhibition’’Results from cortical network models and recording experiments from striate simple cells

   • F. Wörgötter
   • Eckart Nelle
   • Yun-chen Diao

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 318 - 332

9. Hypothermia attenuates hyperglycolysis in the periphery of ischemic core in rat brain

   • Yoshihiro Tohyama
   • K. Sako
   • Yukichi Yonemasu

   RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 333 - 338

10. Flexor reflex afferents reset the step cycle during fictive locomotion in the cat

    • E. D. Schomburg
    • N. Petersen
    • H. Hultborn

    Research Article Pages: 339 - 350

11. Pharmacologically evoked fictive motor patterns in the acutely spinalized marmoset monkey (Callithrix jacchus)

    • B. Fedirchuk
    • J. Nielsen
    • H. Hultborn

    RESEARCH ARTICLE Pages: 351 - 361

12. Unilateral vestibular deafferentation produces no long-term effects

    • R. A. Black
    • G. M. Halmagyi
    • A. E. Brizuela

    Research Note Pages: 362 - 366