He then found that the effect of removing the brain could be reversed in a transplant experiment that showed that "loose-brain" transplants into the abdomen of a receiving moth showed eclosion rhythms with the phase of the donor moth.
This resulted in eclosion rhythms with the phase of the donor moth. He then found that this effect could be reversed through "loose-brain" transplants into the abdomen of a receiving moth.
He then found that this effect could be reversed through "loose-brain" transplants into the abdomen of a receiving moth. This resulted in eclosion rhythms with the phase of the donor moth.
He then found that this effect could be reversed through "loose-brain" transplants into the abdomen of a receiving moth. This resulted in eclosion rhythms with the phase of the donor moth.