The endocranial cast of Khirtharia (Artiodactyla, Raoellidae) provides new insights into the earliest evolution of the cetacean brain [0.03%]
Khirtharia头骨内模及其对鲸类大脑早期演化的启示
Mohd Waqas,Thierry Smith,Rajendra Rana et al.
Mohd Waqas et al.
Introduction Raoellidae are small artiodactyls retrieved from the middle Eocene of Asia (ca - 47 Ma) and closely related to stem Cetacea. Morphological observations of their endocranial structures allow for outlining some of the early steps...
Evolutionary Conservation of the Gcm/Glide Cascade: Of Glia and Beyond [0.03%]
Gcm/Glide级联的进化保守性：胶质细胞及其他功能
Sara Monticelli,Angela Giangrande
Sara Monticelli
Background: Glia represent a major cell population of the nervous system, and they take part in virtually any process sustaining the development, the functioning, and the pathology of the nervous system. Glial cells diver...
Functional Differentiation along the Rostro-Caudal Axis of the Avian Hippocampal Formation [0.03%]
沿鸟类海马结构头尾轴的功能分化
Karina Santiago Gonzalez,Timothy Boswell,Tom Victor Smulders
Karina Santiago Gonzalez
Introduction: Different functional domains can be identified along the longitudinal axis of the mammalian hippocampus. We have recently hypothesized that a similar functional gradient may exist along the longitudinal axis...
Michael B Pritz
Michael B Pritz
Background: Most studies comparing forebrain organization between reptiles and mammals have focused on similarities. Equally important are the differences between their brains. While differences have been addressed infreq...
In Memory of Walter Wilczynski: Neuroethologist, Mentor, Role Model and Friend [0.03%]
怀念神经行为学家沃尔特·威尔茨基：导师、榜样和朋友
Blinda E McClelland,Kathleen S Lynch
Blinda E McClelland
The Cocoon of the Developing Emerald Jewel Wasp (Ampulex compressa) Resists Cannibalistic Predation of the Zombified Host [0.03%]
正在被僵尸宿主侵害下的绿宝石 jewel 胶囊寄生蜂（Ampulex compressa）的蛹茧可抵抗食我型寄生行为
Kenneth C Catania
Kenneth C Catania
Introduction: To reproduce, the parasitoid emerald jewel wasp (Ampulex compressa) envenomates an American cockroach (Periplaneta americana) and barricades it in a hole with an egg on the host's leg. The larval wasp feeds ...
The 44th Annual Meeting of the J.B. Johnston Club for Evolutionary Neuroscience and the 36th Annual Karger Workshop in Evolutionary Neuroscience [0.03%]
第44届J.B.约翰斯顿进化神经科学俱乐部年会及第36届Karger进化神经科学研讨会
Andrew Iwaniuk
Andrew Iwaniuk
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Lateralization of Feeding Behaviour in White-Fronted Lemur (Eulemur albifrons) and Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur catta) in Captivity [0.03%]
白眉狐猴（Eulemur albifrons）和环尾狐猴（Lemur catta）圈养条件下的摄食行为侧化研究
Laura Calvo Heredia,Francisco Javier de Miguel Águeda
Laura Calvo Heredia
Introduction: Functional cerebral asymmetry is reflected in the lateralization of some behavioural patterns in many vertebrate species. In primates, behavioural lateralization has been related to both life style and age a...
Inhibitory Systems in Brain Evolution: Pathways of Vulnerability in Neurodevelopmental Disorders [0.03%]
脑进化中的抑制系统：神经发育障碍的脆弱性路径
Kari L Hanson,Demi M Z Greiner,Cynthia M Schumann et al.
Kari L Hanson et al.
Background: The evolution of the primate brain has been characterized by the reorganization of key structures and circuits underlying derived specializations in sensory systems, as well as social behavior and cognition. A...
"Why (Zebra)fish May Get Ulcers": Cognitive and Social Modulation of Stress in Fish [0.03%]
“鱼为什么（会长）斑马纹：压力的认知和社会调节作用”
Bianca Fusani,Rui F Oliveira
Bianca Fusani
Background: In the bestseller book "Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers", Robert Sapolsky argues that animals do not suffer from stress-related diseases like humans because for them, stress is episodic, while humans in contrast s...