David L. Macmillan

Further Studies of Crayfish Escape Behaviour : I. The Role of the Appendages and the Stereotyped Nature of Non-Giant Escape Swimming

Ian R. C. Cooke, David L. Macmillan · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1985 · 157 citations

Engineering, Fitness, Medial Giant Flips +27

Lactic acid formation in crustaceans and the liver function of the midgut gland questioned

John W. Phillips, R.J.W. McKinney, F.J.R. Hird et al. · Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B Comparative Biochemistry · 1977 · 90 citations

Animal Physiology, Biology, Biliary Tract +11

Tension receptors on the apodemes of muscles in the walking legs of the crab,<i>Cancer magister</i>†

David L. Macmillan, Malcolm Dando · Marine Behaviour and Physiology · 1972 · 69 citations

Muscle Function, Neuromuscular Coordination, Motor Control +25

Crayfish Recognize the Faces of Fight Opponents

Joanne Van der Velden, Ying Cong Zheng, Blair W. Patullo et al. · PLoS ONE · 2008 · 67 citations · Full text

The Actions of Proctolin, Octopamine and Serotonin on Crustacean Proprioceptors Show Species and Neurone Specificity

Valerie M. Pasztor, David L. Macmillan · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1990 · 61 citations · Full text

Neurotransmitter, Neurotransmission, Receptor Potentials +17