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Single-unit discharges in the cat Clare-Bishop area were correlated with spontaneous accommodation responses. No appreciable change was found in accommodation responses evoked by stimulating the Clare-Bishop area, when cerebellar outflow was blocked reversibly by cooling the superior cerebellar peduncle. It is suggested, therefore, that the Clare-Bishop area plays an important role in the lens accommodation system through a pathway independent from that of the cerebellum.
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