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Marquart et al., 2019 - Prepontine non-giant neurons drive flexible escape behavior in zebrafish
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Delayed escape trajectories are guided by visual information.

(A) Schematic of experiment measuring escape direction under broad-field illumination or in darkness with only a light spot illuminated. Scale bar 1 s. (B-C) Thirty representative SLC (B) and LLC (C) escape trajectories of larvae to a nondirectional acoustic/vibratory stimulus when under broad-field illumination (“Broad”) or when oriented to the left or to the right of a light spot. Escape direction is plotted radially and net displacement axially. (D-E) Mean direction choice (−1 all left; +1 all right) for SLC (D) and LLC (E) responses under broad-field illumination (“Br”; SLC, n = 367 responses; LLC, n = 372) or when the light-spot was to the left (“L”; SLC, n = 131 responses; LLC, n = 257) or to the right of the larva (“R”; SLC n = 143; LLC, n = 283). *p < 0.001, t test. (F-G) Mean initial bend angle (F) and maximum angular velocity (G) for LLCs performed under broad-field illumination (gray) or during directionalized responses with a light spot. *p < 0.01, t test. Underlying numerical data are included in S1 Data. Ctrl, control; LLC, long-latency C-start; N.S., not significant; SLC, short-latency C-start.

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