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Horizontal head rotation evokes significant responses from trochlear motoneurons of turtle that suggests they have a functional role in abduction of the eyes like that in frontal‐eyed mammals. The finding is unexpected given that the turtle is generally considered lateral‐eyed and assumed to have eye movements instead like that of lateral‐eyed mammals, in which innervation of the superior oblique...