The film by Jean Renoir that captures these disjunctions with ribald Olympian humor is "Picnic in the Grass" ("Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe"), from 1959 (as here, and here); no surprise that the title is of Impressionist inspiration.
The Standard also affords more space, with a rooftop lined with fake grass, and Le Bain bar and hot tub one floor below.
The grass rat, LE rat, and Syrian hamster are relatively closely related to each other (all are members of the Suborder Sciurognathi, Family Muridae), and the degu (Suborder Hystricognathi, Family Octodontidae) is relatively distantly related to them [ 68].
Unlike the hamster, grass rat and LE rat, no orexin-IR neurons were visible in the Pa, SO, or SOR.
Whilst more seeds germinated in short grass at both Le Dube and Nombali, those at the short-grass site (Seme) had higher levels of germination in tall grass sites.
Coronal sections from the olfactory bulb through the brain stem of four grass rats, three LE rats, four hamsters and four degus were used to determine orexin A and B fiber distribution.
The distribution of OXA- and OXB-IR cell bodies was very different in the degu than in the LE rat, grass rat and hamster.
In the LE rat, grass rat and hamster, cell bodies immunoreactive for OXA were also found in the paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus (Pa), supraoptic nucleus (SO), and the supraoptic retrochiasmatic nucleus (SOR).
All animals were housed under standard light-dark (LD) cycles (LE rat, grass rat, and degu, 12 12 LD; hamster, 14 10 LD) with food and water provided ad libitum prior to perfusion.
Orexin A and OXB cell body distribution in the LE rat, grass rat, degu and hamster are summarized in Table 1 and are depicted in Figures 5, 6, 7, and 8, respectively.
As in the LE rat and grass rat, no OXB-IR neurons were present in these nuclei.
