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We generated an <jats:italic>opn4xa<\/jats:italic> mutant in which the pineal LIGHT ON response is impaired. This mutation has no effect on masking and circadian rhythms of locomotor activity, or for the induction of phase shifts, but slightly modifies period length when larvae are subjected to constant light. Finally, analysis of <jats:italic>opn4xa<\/jats:italic>;<jats:italic>lak<\/jats:italic> double mutant larvae did not reveal redundancy between the function of the eye and <jats:italic>opn4xa<\/jats:italic> in the pineal for the control of phase shifts after light pulses. 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