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期刊名:Brain behavior and evolution

缩写:BRAIN BEHAV EVOLUT

ISSN:0006-8977

e-ISSN:1421-9743

IF/分区:1.2/Q3

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Mario F Wullimann Mario F Wullimann
The neuromeric/prosomeric model has been rejuvenated by Puelles and Rubenstein [Trends Neurosci. 1993;16(11):472-9]. Here, its application to the (teleostean) fish brain is detailed, beginning with a historical account. The second part addr...
Johannes Strauß Johannes Strauß
The subgenual organ complex in the leg of Polyneoptera (Insecta) consists of several chordotonal organs specialized to detect mechanical stimuli from substrate vibrations and airborne sound. In stick insects (Phasmatodea), the subgenual org...
Bradley M Colquitt Bradley M Colquitt
Birds and mammals have independently evolved complex behavioral and cognitive capabilities yet have markedly different brain structures. An open question is to what extent, despite these differences in anatomy, birds and mammals have evolve...
Sara Jiménez,Nerea Moreno Sara Jiménez
The amygdaloid complex plays a crucial role in socio-emotional conduct, learning, survival, and reproductive behaviors. It is constituted by a set of nuclei presenting a great cellular heterogeneity and embryonic origin diversity (pallial, ...
Lara D LaDage,Tracy Yu,Peter A Zani Lara D LaDage
Several areas of the vertebrate brain are involved in facilitating and inhibiting the production of sexual behaviors and displays. In the laboratory, a higher rate of sexual displays is correlated with a larger ventral posterior amygdala (V...
Stephanie M Campos,Anastasia Erley,Zoha Ashraf et al. Stephanie M Campos et al.
Dynamic fluctuations in the distribution of catecholamines across the brain modulate the responsiveness of vertebrates to social stimuli. Previous work demonstrates that green anoles (Anolis carolinensis) increase chemosensory behavior in r...
José A Amat,Margaret Martínez-de-la-Torre,Carmen María Trujillo et al. José A Amat et al.
In the developing brain, the phenomenon of neurogenesis is manifested heterotopically, that is, much the same neurogenetic steps occur at different places with a different timetable. This is due apparently to early molecular regionalization...
Leigha M Lynch,Kari L Allen Leigha M Lynch
Carnivorans possess relatively large brains compared to most other mammalian clades. Factors like environmental complexity (Cognitive Buffer Hypothesis) and diet quality (Expensive-Tissue Hypothesis) have been proposed as mechanisms for enc...