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期刊名:Journal of comparative physiology a-neuroethology sensory neural and behavioral physiology

缩写:J COMP PHYSIOL A

ISSN:0340-7594

e-ISSN:1432-1351

IF/分区:2.3/Q1

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Peter Bräunig,Hannelore Hoch,Werner Baumgartner Peter Bräunig
Extracellular recordings from the sensory pits, conspicuous sensory organs on the cuticle of planthopper nymphs (suborder Fulgoromorpha), were performed. No responses to sound, ultrasound, direct mechanical stimulation, temperature changes,...
Dimitri Peftuloglu,Joop J A van Loon,Alexander Haverkamp Dimitri Peftuloglu
The sense of taste is crucial for butterflies and moths to accomplish important life tasks such as feeding or selecting suitable oviposition sites. In Lepidoptera taste is of special importance since they are constantly confronted with a va...
Andrea Adden,Susana Garcia Dominguez,Katharina Kliem et al. Andrea Adden et al.
Animals live in diverse environments and have evolved to cope with environmental challenges in different ways. How such adaptations shape overall brain morphology is still unclear. Here, we test how two behavioural adaptations - circadian a...
Kristina Brauburger,Willi Ribi,Emelie Svensson et al. Kristina Brauburger et al.
The Australian Bogong moth (Agrotis infusa) is a small noctuid moth that undertakes annual, nocturnal migrations of up to 1000 km to escape the summer heat of its breeding grounds. The moths travel to cool alpine caves, where they enter a d...
Ekaterina S Novikova,Marianna I Zhukovskaya Ekaterina S Novikova
The natural lighting conditions vary depending on latitude, niche, and time of day, and animals are evolutionarily adapted to them. Artificial lighting, along with global warming, drives population ranges toward high latitudes, which create...
Noah Packard,Jillian M Sills,Ryan A Jones et al. Noah Packard et al.
As the Arctic warms and becomes more accessible to human activities and associated noise sources, it is important to understand the auditory capabilities of ice-associated marine mammals that rely on sound. In this study, the in-air hearing...
Vinayak G Kamath,Anwesha Mukhopadhyay,Rishi K Alluri et al. Vinayak G Kamath et al.
Species recognition is essential for reproductive isolation and plays a central role in the evolution of mating signals. In acoustically communicating species, temporal features of calls are critical for distinguishing conspecific from hete...