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The Crayfish

Note 8 — Chapter III · THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CRAY­FISH—THE MECH­A­NISM BY WHICH THE LIV­ING OR­GAN­ISM AD­JUSTS IT­SELF TO SUR­ROUND­ING CON­DI­TIONS AND RE­PRO­DUCES IT­SELF.

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My attention was first drawn to these phenomena by my friend Dr. M. Foster, F.R.S., to whom I had suggested the desirableness of an experimental study of the nerve physiology of the crayfish.

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