Figures

NeuroFIG 1 - The C. elegans
   nervous system

NeuroFIG 2A-C - Placement and
   topology of somatic neurons

NeuroFIG 2D&E - Placement and
   topology of somatic neurons

NeuroFIG 3 - Branching patterns
   of C. elegans neurons

NeuroFIG 4A-D - Asymmetries in
   the C. elegans nervous system

NeuroFIG 4E-G - Asymmetries in
   the C. elegans nervous system

NeuroFIG 5 - Composition and
   placement of DC and VNC

NeuroFIG 6 - VNC motor neurons
   and locomotory circuit

NeuroFIG 7 - Longitudinal nerve
   tracts and commissures in
   the body

NeuroFIG 8 - Location of body
   commissures in the head,
   neck and tail regions

NeuroFIG 9A-C - Mechanosensory
   neurons that sense gentle
   touch

NeuroFIG 9D-J - Mechanosensory
   neurons that sense gentle
   touch

NeuroFIG 10A - Sensory neurons
   that sense nose touch, osmotic
   pressure, texture and harsh
   touch

NeuroFIG 10B-E - Sensory    neurons  that sense nose touch,
   osmotic pressure, texture and
   harsh touch

NeuroFIG 11A&B - Neurons that
   sense ambient oxygen levels

NeuroFIG 11C-G - Neurons that
   sense ambient oxygen levels
NeuroFIG 11H&I - Carbon dioxide
   sensing neural circuits in BAG
   neurons

NeuroFIG 12 - Commissures
   take medial or lateral routes

NeuroFIG 13 - Head
   commissures

NeuroFIG 14 - The composition
   of the left-side amphid
   commissure

NeuroFIG 15-1 - Detailed route of
   an amphid commissure

NeuroFIG 15-2 - Development of
   the amphid commissure

NeuroFIG 16 - Disposition of
   neuron tracts in all four head
   commissures

NeuroFIG 17 - The left deirid
   commissure

NeuroFIG 18 - Commissures
   in the tail

NeuroFIG 19 - Nerve tracts and
   commissures of the head

NeuroFIG 20 - Body commissures
   travel circumferentially to reach
   the dorsal cord

NeuroFIG 21 - Chemical
   synapses and NMJs occur
   en passant in C. elegans

NeuroTABLE 1 - Hermaphrodite
   sensory receptors