Possible neural network mediating jaw opening during prey-catching behavior of the frog
Highlights • Trigeminal afferents are in direct contact with jaw opening motoneurons in the frog. • The majority of close contacts are located on the dendrites of facial motoneurons. • Trigeminal input may modulate the rapidly changing activity of jaw opening muscle.
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| description | Highlights • Trigeminal afferents are in direct contact with jaw opening motoneurons in the frog. • The majority of close contacts are located on the dendrites of facial motoneurons. • Trigeminal input may modulate the rapidly changing activity of jaw opening muscle. |
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