ライフサイエンスコーパス: gregarious

1 nvertible behavioral phases, solitarious and gregarious.

2 The gregarious allele is favored in a fragmented relative to

3 early gene responses to same-sex stimuli in gregarious and asocial species.

4 ivational and behavioral differences between gregarious and asocial species.

5 erns are linked to social factors, such that gregarious and highly sympatric species have evolved mor

6 The olfactory preference of gregarious and solitary locusts co-injected by these two

7 In this study, we found gregarious and solitary locusts were attracted or repuls

8 an reversibly transit their behavior between gregarious and solitary phase through conspecific attrac

9 First, gregarious and solitary worms differ in their responses

10 The dispersal propensity of both gregarious and solitary worms increases with density.

11 the western populations, which are primarily gregarious, and the implications of this apparent correl

12 reased the maximum compound PSP amplitude in gregarious animals.

13 the Avimimus bonebed represents a perimortem gregarious assemblage.

14 associated with important reservoir species: gregarious bats are more likely to share more viruses an

15 A significant switch from solitarious to gregarious behavior occurred when the outer face of a hi

16 e population density-dependent transition to gregarious behavior that underlies swarm formation in de

17 e-ranging transformation from solitarious to gregarious behavior, with PKA-mediated behavioral plasti

18 he Avimimus bonebed is the first evidence of gregarious behaviour in oviraptorosaurs, and highlights

19 Here we show how healthy, normally gregarious Caribbean spiny lobsters (Panulirus argus) av

20 Furthermore, the evolution of gregarious development in parasitoids reflects differenc

21 Apart from one example, all the most gregarious folds matching 20% or more of the other folds

22 Gregarious folds often contain commonly occurring super-

23 n how crowding biases conversion towards the gregarious form.

24 ndividuals are cryptic and sedentary whereas gregarious individuals form bands, migrate, and are apos

25 tage, during recession periods, to swarms of gregarious individuals that disperse long distances and

26 individuals are repelled from other locusts, gregarious insects are attracted to conspecifics and can

27 e and reveal transiently traveling clumps of gregarious insects.

28 Gregarious locust DCMDs produced more action potentials

29 regarious volatiles during crowding, whereas gregarious locusts avoided their volatiles during isolat

30 amine receptor alpha (OARalpha) signaling in gregarious locusts controlled attraction-response, where

31 an odor associated with hyoscyamine, whereas gregarious locusts do not.

32 o tune the DCMD-FETi system so that swarming gregarious locusts respond earlier to small moving objec

33 Enhancement of TAR signaling in gregarious locusts resulted in the behavioral shift from

34 teins in prophylaxical disease resistance of gregarious locusts.

35 ing a conditioned aversion more quickly than gregarious locusts.

36 ither drug altered the behavior of long-term gregarious locusts.

37 rent group formation and greater activity in gregarious locusts.

38 nation seems likely, possibly related to the gregarious nature of this species combined with juvenile

39 that favored their commercialization include gregarious nesting; use of leaves for lining nests; read

40 How can gregarious, non-territorial songbirds such as zebra finc

41 because, unlike many other rodents, they are gregarious, pair bond after copulating, and are biparent

42 with a strong drive to approach strangers, a gregarious personality, heightened social engagement yet

43 sensory input that elicits the transition to gregarious phase behavior.

44 solitarious phase and the notorious swarming gregarious phase depending on population density.

45 ration and morphology, resulting in the full gregarious phase syndrome.

46 c transformation from the solitarious to the gregarious phase within a generation [1-4].

47 re key behavioral characters of the swarming gregarious phase within just 1 to 4 h of forced crowding

48 dergo a rapid behavioural transition to the 'gregarious phase' whereby they exhibit mutual attraction

49 acterized by a large scale transition to the gregarious phase.

50 ary selection for many of the traits seen in gregarious-phase individuals.

51 on density generate distinct solitarious and gregarious phases that differ in behavior, physiology, a

52 breeding avoidance in Neodiprion lecontei, a gregarious, pine-feeding sawfly in the family Diprionida

53 idence for an unexpected convergence between gregarious plant-eating mammals and dinosaurs.

54 of genetic differences between solitary and gregarious populations of this widespread North American

55 nd COIII, in samples of Mormon crickets from gregarious populations west of the continental divide an

56 hat constitute essential social resources in gregarious primate societies.

57 up to half of the median adult lifespan in a gregarious primate, we found that some measures of socia

58 social network tendencies are heritable in a gregarious primate.

59 potential solitary phase for these typically gregarious sharks.

60 e in relation to sociality and indicate that gregarious species accentuate positive stimulus properti

61 However, as these gregarious species declined, we observed decreases in so

62 in smaller populations, whereas in socially gregarious species declines were equally severe in popul

63 are likely to be widespread in facultatively gregarious species that utilise anti-predator defences.

64 We randomly assigned this gregarious species to live either alone or in groups of

65 mericas, and Australia, while large herds of gregarious species were found to be the likely reservoir

66 nspecific increases VT-Fos colocalization in gregarious species while decreasing colocalization in re

67 neurons is also significantly greater in the gregarious species, and the two most social species expr

68 ty has been shown to have adaptive value for gregarious species, with more socially integrated animal

69 cid in the G protein-coupled receptor NPR-1: gregarious strains carry the 215F allele, and solitary s

70 nsform from their solitarious phase to their gregarious swarming phase.

71 zees (Pan troglodytes), adult males are more gregarious than females and rely on a suite of competiti

72 , the peak PSP amplitude occurred earlier in gregarious than in solitarious locusts, indicating a dif

73 results show that mothers of sons were more gregarious than mothers of daughters; differences were e

74 y locusts can transform their preference for gregarious volatiles during crowding, whereas gregarious

75 s were attracted or repulsed respectively by gregarious volatiles.

76 d with attraction- and repulsion-response to gregarious volatiles.

77 solitary eastern populations and the mainly gregarious western populations.

78 Second, gregarious worms disperse more readily from patch to pat

79 Additional experiments in the gregarious zebra finch (Estrildidae: Taeniopygia guttata

80 In the highly gregarious zebra finch (Estrildidae: Taeniopygia guttata