- Unusual cone and rod properties in subterranean African mole-rats (Rodentia, Bathyergidae).2004 | Faculty of Science
- Subcortical Visual System of the African Mole Rat Cryptomys anselli: to see or not to see?2004 | Faculty of Science
- Behavioural Tests Reveal Severe Visual Deficits in the Strictly Subterranean African Mole-Rats (Bathyergidae) but Efficient Vision in the Fossorial Rodent Coruro (Spalacopus cyanus, Octodontidae)2016 | Faculty of Science
- Perioral secretions enable complex social signaling in African mole-rats (genus Fukomys)2022 | Faculty of Science
- Magnetic compass in the brain of mole-rats2003 | Faculty of Science
- Middle ear ossicles as a diagnostic trait in African mole-rats (Rodentia: Bathyergidae)2005 | Faculty of Science
- Unusual cone and rod properties in subterranean African mole-rats (Rodentia, Bathyergidae).2004 | First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Sociality does not drive the evolution of large brains in eusocial African mole-rats2018 | Faculty of Science
- Visual System Labeled by c-Fos Immunohistochemistry after Light Exposure in the Blind Subterranean Zambian Mole-Rat (Cryptomys anselli)2000 | Faculty of Science
- Subcortical Visual System of the African Mole Rat Cryptomys anselli: to see or not to see?2004 | First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The visual system in subterranean African mole-rats (Rodentia, Bathyergidae): Retina, subcortical visual nuclei and primary visual cortex2008 | Faculty of Science
- The karyotypes of Cryptomys anselli sp. nova and Cryptomys kafuensis sp. nova: new species of the common mole-rat from Zambia (Rodentia, Bathyergidae).1999 | First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The karyotype of the giant-mole rat, Cryptomys mechowi (Rodentia, Bathyergidae).1993 | First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Eyes are essential for magnetoreception in a mammal2020 | Faculty of Science
- Changing and shielded magnetic fields suppress c-Fos expression in the navigation circuit: input from the magnetosensory system contributes to the internal representation of space in a subterranean rodent2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, First Faculty of Medicine
- Light Perception in Two Strictly Subterranean Rodents: Life in the Dark or Blue?2010 | Faculty of Science
- Searching for Major Urinary Proteins (MUPs) as Chemosignals in Urine of Subterranean Rodents2011 | Faculty of Science
- Light propagation in burrows of subterranean rodents: tunnel system architecture but not photoreceptor sensitivity limits light sensation range2014 | Faculty of Science
- The karyotypes of Cryptomys anselli sp. nova and Cryptomys kafuensis sp. nova: new species of the common mole-rat from Zambia (Rodentia, Bathyergidae)1999 | Faculty of Science
- Magnetic compass orientation in two strictly subterranean rodents: learned or species-specific innate directional preference?2012 | Faculty of Science
- Visual Systems and the role of vision in subterranean rodents : Diversity of retinal properties and visual system designs2007 | Faculty of Science
- Magnetic compass: A useful tool underground2007 | Faculty of Science
- Neuroanatomy of Magnetoreception: The Superior Colliculus Involved in Magnetic Orientation in a Mammal2001 | Faculty of Science
- Selective binocular vision loss in two subterranean caviomorph rodents: Spalacopus cyanus and Ctenomys talarum2017 | Faculty of Science
- Phylogeny, Regeneration, Ageing and Cancer: Role of Microenvironment and Possibility of Its Therapeutic Manipulation2013 | First Faculty of Medicine
- Changing and shielded magnetic fields suppress c-Fos expression in the navigation circuit: input from the magnetosensory system contributes to the internal representation of space in a subterranean rodent2010 | First Faculty of Medicine
- Spontaneous expression of magnetic compass orientation in an epigeic rodent: the bank vole, Clethrionomys glareolus2014 | Faculty of Science
- Changing and shielded magnetic fields suppress c-Fos expression in the navigation circuit: input from the magnetosensory system contributes to the internal representation of space in a subterranean rodent2010 | Second Faculty of Medicine
- What do animals think about speciation?2016 | Faculty of Science