PUBLICATIONS Moore D (2001)  Honey bee circadian clocks: behavioral control from individual workers to whole-colony rhythms.  Journal of Insect Physiology 47: 843-857.   Toma DP, Bloch G, Moore D, and Robinson GE (2000) Changes in period mRNA levels in the brain and division of labor in honey bee colonies.  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , USA 97: 6914-6919. Joplin KH and Moore D (1999) Effects of environmental factors on circadian activity in the flesh fly, Sarcophaga crassipalpis.  Physiological Entomology 24: 64-71. Fahrbach SE, Moore D, Capaldi EA, Farris SM, and Robinson GE (1998) Experience-expectant plasticity in the mushroom bodies of the honeybee.  Learning and Memory 5: 115-123. Moore D, Angel JE, Cheeseman IM, Fahrbach SE, and Robinson GE (1998) Timekeeping in the honey bee colony: integration of circadian rhythms and division of labor.  Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 43: 147-160. Moore D, Angel JE, Cheeseman IM, Robinson GE, and Fahrbach SE (1995) A highly specialized social grooming honey bee.  Journal of Insect Behavior 8:  855-861. Moore D, Mullins D, and Levy F (1994):  Pollen and pubescence characterisitics of an extreme form of Oxalis grandis Small.  Rhodora 96: 311-326. Moore D and Rankin MA (1993)  Light and temperature entrainment of a circadian locomotor rhythm in honeybees.  Physiological Entomology 18: 271-278. Levy F and Moore D (1993) Population variation of leaflet sleep movements in Oxalis grandis (Oxalidaceae). American Journal of Botany 80: 1482-1493. Moore D and Larimer JL (1993) Cyclic postural behavior in the crayfish, Procambarus clarkii:  properties of the pattern-initiating network.  Journal of Experimental Zoology 267: 404-   415. Moore D, Siegfried D, Wilson R, and Rankin MA (1989)  The influence of time of day on the foraging behavior of the honeybee, Apis mellifera.  Journal of Biological Rhythms 4: 305-325. Shaw SR and Moore D (1989)  Evolutionary remodelling in a visual system through extensive changes in the synaptic connectivity of homologous neurons.  Visual Neuroscience 3: 405-410. Moore D and Loher W (1988)  Axonal projections within the brain-retrocerebral complex of the cricket, Teleogryllus commodus.  Cell and Tissue Research 252: 501-514. Moore D and Larimer JL (1988)  Interactions between the tonic and cyclic postural motor  programs in the crayfish abdomen. Journal of Comparative Physiology A 163: 187-199. Pipa RL and Moore D (1988)  Serotonin-immunoreactive neurons in the retrocerebral neuroendocrine complex of Teleogryllus commodus and Periplaneta americana .     International Journal of Insect Morphology and Embryology 17: 303-311. Moore D and Larimer JL (1987)  Neural control of a cyclic postural behavior in the crayfish, Procambarus clarkii: the pattern-initiating interneurons.  Journal of Comparative Physiology A 160: 169-179. Larimer JL, Jellies J, and Moore D (1986)  The crayfish position on command neurons.  The Behavioral and Brain Sciences 9: 733-734. Moore D and Rankin (1985)  Circadian locomotor rhythms in individual honeybees.  Physiological Entomology 10:191-197. Larimer JL and Moore D (1984)  Abdominal positioning interneurons in crayfish:  Projections to and activation by higher CNS centers.  Journal of Experimental Zoology 230: 1-10. Moore D and Rankin MA (1983)  Diurnal changes in the accuracy of the honeybee foraging rhythm.  Biological Bulletin 164: 471-482. Moore D and Rankin MA (1982)  Direction-sensitive partitioning of the honeybee optomotor system.  Physiological Entomology 7: 25-36. Moore D, Penikas J, Rankin MA (1981)  Regional specialization for an optomotor response in the honeybee compound eye. Physiological Entomology 6: 61-69. Dissertation Moore D (1983)  The honeybee circadian clock:  Regulation of foraging and general locomotor behavior in Apis mellifera.  Ph.D. Thesis.  University of Texas at Austin .   Manuscripts in Preparation (data collection complete) Larimer JL and Moore D:  “Neural basis of a simple behavior:  abdominal positioning in crayfish.”  Invited review article to be submitted to Microscopy Research and Technique. Gagan, AB, Pittman J, Litchfield C, Miller C, Miller S, Doherty P, Moore MA, and Moore D: “Extinction of the honey bee foraging rhythm:  individual contributions to a group response.”  To be submitted to Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology.  Moore D:  Use of visual illusions to demonstrate principles of visual information processing.  To be submitted to American Biology Teacher.   Scientific Meeting Presentations with Published Abstracts Baird AF and Moore D (2000)  Dynamics of honey bee timekeeping: individual forager contributions to a group response.  Association of Southeastern Biologists, 61st Annual Meeting, April 2000. Bolt LR and Moore D (2000) Acquisition of time learning in the honey bee.  Association of Southeastern Biologists, 61st Annual Meeting, April 2000. Thompson KN and Moore D (2000) Reallocation patterns of honey bee foragers in space and time.   Association of Southeastern Biologists, 61st Annual Meeting, April 2000. Moore D (2000) Timekeeping in honey bees: acquisition and extinction of the foraging rhythm under natural conditions.  Complex Clocks: International Conference in Honour of Professor David Saunders. Moore D, Baird A, Bolt L, and Thompson K (2000) Circadian food-anticipatory activity in honey bees: acquisition and extinction of the foraging rhythm.  Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 26: pp. Joplin KH and Moore D (1998) “Behavioral chaos within groups of nonsocial flies” Entomological Society of America, Annual Meeting. Moore D, Giray T, and Robinson GE (1996) Genotypic differences in the ontogeny of circadian rhythmicity in honey bees.  Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 22: 151. Joplin KH and Moore D (1996) "Environmental influences on circadian larval and adult locomotor activity in Sarcophaga crassipalpis." Entomological Society of America , Annual Meeting.  Moore D, Angel JE , Cheeseman IM, Robinson GE, Fahrbach SE (1995) "Circadian rhythms and division of labor in the honey bee colony." Entomological Society of America , Annual Meeting. Moore D (1991)  Cerebral and transcerebral projections of optic tract fibers in the cricket.  Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 17: 639. Moore D and Shaw SR (1989)  Evolutionary plasticity of synaptic affiliations in the Dipteran visual system. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 15: 1291. Moore D and Rankin MA (1988)  The honeybee time-sense: evidence for two processes controlling foraging behavior.  Society for Research on Biological Rhythms, First Meeting, Abstr. 109. Loher W and Moore D (1988)  Post-embryonic development of locomotor and singing rhythms in crickets.  Society for Research on Biological Rhythms, First Meeting, Abstr. 68.  Moore D and Shaw SR (1988)  Fast oscillatory responses in peripheral visual neurons in Diptera.      Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 14: 1291. Moore D and Loher W (1987)  Retrocerebral projections from the brain and subesophageal ganglion of the cricket.  Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 13: 134. Moore D and Larimer JL (1985)  Interneuronal command network controls pattern initiation in the crayfish abdomen.  Society for. Neuroscience Abstracts 11: 510. Moore D and Larimer JL (1983)  Functional projections of abdominal positioning interneurons throughout the CNS of the crayfish.  Society for. Neuroscience Abstracts 9: 382. Moore D (1981)  Partitioning of the honeybee compound eye for motion detection.  American Zoologist 21(4): 581.