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<jats:title>SYNOPSIS</jats:title><jats:p>A microscope‐television system was used to monitor quantitatively the behavior of <jats:italic>Gymnodinium splendens</jats:italic> Lebour in response to light. The predominant behavioral sequence upon stimulation is (a) an initial 2–5 sec cessation of movement (stop‐response) followed by (b) positive phototaxis. The action spectra for each response are identical, having maxima at 450 and 280 nm. Upon measuring the percent response to a range of stimulus intensities, it is apparent that a stop‐response is not a behavioral prerequisite for phototaxis. An identical circadian rhythm in photoresponsiveness is observed for phototaxis and for the stop‐response with greatest light sensitivity occurring during the first 4 hr of the entrained light period. The implication of phototactic sensitivity and the phototactic circadian rhythm in diurnal vertical migration is discussed.</jats:p>
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- The Journal of Protozoology
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The Journal of Protozoology 21 (2), 312-315, 1974-05
Wiley
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- 1361418518857504640
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- 30027699771
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- AA00705602
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- 00223921
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