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Finally, the study of the probability distributions at different times during the stimulation (Text S1 and Fig. S2) revealed that the system adapts very rapidly to the mean light level and so appears stationary, although prolonged adaptational trends could sometimes be seen.

Mean light level during nighttime also did not differ (intervention: 167.1 ± 5 lux; control: 170.2 ± 8 lux).

"Background" is now used consistently and terms such as "mean light level", "mean luminance", and "mean stimulus" have been removed in favor of "background".

Changes in CSS, such as with mean light level as observed here, will then control the strength of noise correlations produced by divergence, without morphological changes in the circuit connections.

We referenced responses to a blank with very low luminance as most of the cells in the LGN are not DC-balanced and respond to a mean light level.

While the mean light levels and mean light derivatives were matched for the white-noise and step-response experiments, the variance of the signals was much greater for the white-noise experiments.

In contrast, there was no significant difference in mean light levels between the site with lowest mean light availability ('shadiest population') in 1994 and the shadiest population in 2009 (P ≤ 0.143).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08033.009 10.7554/eLiFigure3 figureigure 3—figure supplement 1. Inhibition creates a rapid overshoot in rod-mediated signals at mean light levels where both rods and cones are active.

The mean nighttime light level in the sleep laboratory measured 100 lux with the light on, and 5 lux with the light off and the door to the hallway shut.

Streams in mature plantation forest streams are highly shaded (mean or median light levels at the water level ranged from 1.3 to 12.1% of an open reference site).

Table S1 gives full details on the Q10 values for individual photoreceptors that are summarized in Table 1. Figure 4A shows 1-s long recordings of the membrane potential of a photoreceptor adapted to darkness and to three different mean illumination levels (light backgrounds, BGs) at 19°C, and the corresponding probability distributions.