... ), which permits unrestricted use, distribution and reproduction in any medium provided that the original work is properly attributed. Drosophila Neuroethology Path integration Pheromones Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft STR 1357/6-1 Displacement experiments provide evidence...

... Neuroethology Visual memories University of Sussex http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100000838 Learning and remembering one's visual surroundings well enough to navigate to significant places is a widespread skill among visually endowed species in vertebrate and invertebrate phyla, but in only...

...:   Acanthopleura granulata exhibits polarization sensitivity, and sensory information gathered by its distributed visual system is integrated in a decentralized visuotopic map. Neuroethology Neuroanatomy Chiton Mollusc Visual ecology Polarization vision National Science Foundation http...

... the retina contains more cell types than those of other gastropods. Stromboidea Conch snail Neuroethology Contrast sensitivity Visual acuity Comparative morphology Natural Environment Research Council http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100000270 NE/L002434/1 University of Bristol...

... Air Force Research Laboratory http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100006602 Electrophysiology Neuroethology Neuroscience Polarisation vision Summary: Design of a versatile visual stimulation device for presenting moving patterns of polarised light, and demonstration of its use...

... evasive roll manoeuvres to avoid collisions. Collision avoidance Flight control Insect flight Neuroethology Obstacle detection Spatial vision Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100001659 EG82/19-1 2117...

... are tightly coupled to shooting, particularly a rapid forward flap of the pectoral fins that sets in just before onset of the jet. Motor control Fins Stability Temporal precision Neuroethology ...

.... and Gallant , J. R. ( 2016 ). Electric fish genomics: progress, prospects, and new tools for neuroethology . J. Physiol. Paris 110 , 259 - 272 . 10.1016/j.jphysparis.2016.10.003 Plomin , R. , Owen , M. J. and McGuffin , P. ( 1994 ). The genetic basis of complex human behaviors...

.... Neural circuits Neuroethology Robustness Plasticity Modularity Canalization Fifty-six years ago, Tinbergen's four questions challenged the field of animal behaviour to fully integrate four distinct categories of analysis: ontogeny (development), causation (physiological mechanisms), survival...

...Donato Romano; Giovanni Benelli; Cesare Stefanini ABSTRACT The effect of previous exposure to lateral sensory stimuli in shaping the response to subsequent symmetric stimuli represents an important overlooked issue in neuroethology, with special reference to arthropods. In this research, we...

... is discussed from an ecological perspective. Neuroethology Behaviour Predator Animal cognition Cognitive ecology Watching an archerfish take position and fire a precisely aimed jet of water at a tiny insect half a metre away is an experience that can quickly turn you on to these fish. Many...

.... Biol.   19 , R353 - R355 . 10.1016/j.cub.2009.02.025 Sillar , K. T. , Picton , L. D. and Heitler , W. J. ( 2016 ). The Neuroethology of Predation and Escape . Oxford , Chichester , New York : Wiley Blackwell . Stefanelli , A. ( 1951 ). The Mauthnerian apparatus...

..., and the predictive C-starts – used in hunting – are adjusted in terms of the angle of turning and the final linear speed to where and when their prey will hit the water surface. Presently, nothing is known about the neural circuits that drive the archerfish C-starts. As the starting point for a neuroethological...

... in Drosophila. Planaria Extraocular photoreception Dermal phototransduction UV-light detection TRPA1 Neuroethology The ability to detect and respond to light is a fundamental characteristic of living organisms. Ocular photoreception (or vision) is what is most commonly associated with light...

... bodies Neuroethology Social insects Highlighted Article: Brain gene expression analysis sheds new light on the relationship between instincts and learned behaviors and provides new insights into how the brain's reward system influences social behavior. © 2016. Published by The Company...

... ethopharmacology neuroethology psychoneuroimmunology phenotypic engineering serotonin The ability of an individual to adjust its behaviour to variable environmental stimuli relies on the appropriate neuromodulation of its sensory and motor circuits. Such behavioural flexibility obviously offers...

... female choice neuroethology simulation time–intensity trading Synchronous signalling is a behavioural phenomenon that has been well documented for visual and acoustic signals in, e.g. fireflies( Buck and Buck, 1966 ; Lloyd, 1973 ); fiddler crabs( Backwell et al., 1998 );anurans ( Wells, 1988...

...Russell C. Wyeth; A. O. Dennis Willows SUMMARY Tritonia diomedea is a useful neuroethological model system that can contribute to our understanding of the neural control of navigation. Prior work on both sensory and locomotory systems is complemented by recent field experiments, which concluded...

... magnetoreception magnetic neuroethology mollusc Tritonia diomedea TPep neuropeptide cilia Behavioral studies have demonstrated that many organisms orient and navigate using the Earth's magnetic field (reviewed by Wiltschko and Wiltschko,1995 ). Despite the interest in this behavioral phenomenon...

...@ms.cc.sunysb.edu ) 30 5 2002 © The Company of Biologists Limited 2002 2002 Receptor bursicon neuroethology behavior hormone tanning eclosion ecdysis triggering hormone During the last hours of metamorphic development, a cascade of peptide hormones acts to coordinate the emergence...