A. Fröhlich

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Sex-Specific Arrival Times on the Breeding Grounds: Hybridizing Migratory Skuas Provide Empirical Support for the Role of Sex Ratios

M. Klaassen, S. Lisovski, H. Peter, 2016, The American Naturalist.

Neurite morphogenesis of identified visual interneurons and its relationship to photoreceptor synaptogenesis in the flies, Musca domestica and Drosophila melanogaster

I. Meinertzhagen, X. Sun, A. Fröhlich, 2000, The European journal of neuroscience.

The irregular chiasm C-roughest locus of Drosophila, which affects axonal projections and programmed cell death, encodes a novel immunoglobulin-like protein.

K. Fischbach, U. Baumann, D. Maier, 1993, Genes & development.

Built to break: the antenna of a primitive insect, Petrobius brevistylis (Archaeognatha).

A. Fröhlich, Z. Lu, Z. Lu, 2013, Arthropod structure & development.

A scanning electron-microscopic study of apical contacts in the eye during postembryonic development of Drosophila melanogaster

A. Fröhlich, A. Fröhlich, 2000, Cell and Tissue Research.

Synaptogenesis in the first optic neuropile of the fly's visual system

I. Meinertzhagen, A. Fröhlich, 1982, Journal of neurocytology.

The regulation of synapse formation in the fly's visual system

I. Meinertzhagen, I. A. Meinertzhagen, A. Fröhlich, 1983, Trends in Neurosciences.

Regulation of synaptic frequency: comparison of the effects of hypoinnervation with those of hyperinnervation in the fly's compound eye.

I. Meinertzhagen, A. Fröhlich, 1987, Journal of neurobiology.

Freeze‐fracture study of an invertebrate multiple‐contact synapse: The fly photoreceptor tetrad

A Fröhlich, A. Fröhlich, 1985, The Journal of comparative neurology.

The "rosette-like" structures in the cuticle of Petrobius brevistylis are the openings of epidermal glands.

A. Fröhlich, Z. Lu, 2013, Arthropod structure & development.

Direct connections between the R7/8 and R1–6 photoreceptor subsystems in the dipteran visual system

I. Meinertzhagen, A. Fröhlich, Dr. S. R. Shaw, 1989, Cell and Tissue Research.

Cell recognition during synaptogenesis is revealed after temperature-shock-induced perturbations in the developing fly's optic lamina.

I. Meinertzhagen, A. Fröhlich, 1993, Journal of neurobiology.