ライフサイエンスコーパス: ethological

1 repeated at a slow (2 Hz), fast (15 Hz), or ethological (6 Hz) rate.

2 T cell leukemia virus type 1 (HTLV-1) is the ethological agent of adult T cell leukemia/lymphoma (ATL

3 the same experiment, we performed a detailed ethological analysis of mouse behavior revealing that OT

4 Ethological analysis showed that the type of bait had a

5 Here we combine ethological analysis, computer vision and wireless recor

6 Through ethological and morphological analysis, the trace fossil

7 reduced anxiety-like behaviors induced by an ethological anxiogenic stimulus.

8 octurnal footshock caused rats living in an "ethological" apparatus to switch their natural foraging

9 nd wild-type controls were assessed using an ethological approach, with 24 h monitoring of activity a

10 animals for many reasons, such as leveraging ethological approaches to study neural circuits.

11 rimate model that better reflects the social ethological aspects of depression would be more advantag

12 rated the most comprehensive mouse olfactory ethological atlas to date, consisting of behavioral resp

13 We here test the acoustic and ethological basis of this stimulus-specific habituation

14 h in recording hundreds of neurons during an ethological behavior across weeks of experiments.

15 ovements in mice performing prey capture, an ethological behavior that engages vision.

16 ral conditions, including active sensing and ethological behavior.

17 e behavior in groups of animals are of great ethological, behavioral, and theoretical interest.

18 of visual motion is important for a range of ethological behaviors in mammals.

19 role that frontal cortex plays in governing ethological behaviors in primates.

20 foundation for studying active vision during ethological behaviors in the mouse.

21 his approach, however, may not generalize to ethological behaviors like navigation, where there is an

22 o track HR of the awake behaving monkey, for ethological, behavioural, neuroscience or welfare purpos

23 ment principles is ideally placed to sustain ethological behaviours such as the rapid interception of

24 anesthetized female mice, we find that most ethological categories contained in our dataset are not

25 T while monkeys were exposed to the relevant ethological condition that elicits the phenotype.

26 (Macaca fascicularis), in a realistic social ethological context and associate the depressed behavior

27 imate depression model in a realistic social ethological context that can better approximate the psyc

28 isual features that drive behavior within an ethological context.

29 tion-seeking behavior and to study it in its ethological context.

30 s to neural activity across a broad range of ethological contexts and timescales, heralding new modes

31 ulty, critical to many animals in a range of ethological contexts, the underlying algorithms of which

32 behavioral responses appropriate to specific ethological contexts.

33 cidate the origins of the socio-economic and ethological differences.

34 be excluded due to different anatomical and ethological features of birds and crocodiles.

35 s of chronic social defeat stress (CSDS), an ethological form of stress, on sleep and circadian rhyth

36 Instead, our approach is embedded in an ethological framework and mobilizes computational models

37 the continued development of foraging as an ethological framework for neuroscience: integrating norm

38 hese results reveal a neural organization of ethological hierarchies in the LH and point to behavior-

39 cted information gain leads to efficient and ethological individual foraging.

40 evelopment, and evolution - to unify classic ethological insights with modern neuroscience tools.

41 Mechanical and ethological isolation (collectively, floral isolation) i

42 Four forms of ethological isolation are recognized.

43 re confirmed by evidence: (i) mechanical and ethological isolation arising as a by-product of allopat

44 Mechanical and ethological isolation between species is widespread in a

45 a by-product of allopatric speciation, (ii) ethological isolation developing by selection for reprod

46 ii accounts for the flower-constancy type of ethological isolation in two species groups.

47 In the Aquilegia type, which is widespread, ethological isolation is a side effect of mechanical iso

48 al isolation-a combination of mechanical and ethological isolation-plays a significant role in the re

49 the LL firing maximally within the presumed ethological ITD range.

50 -making strategy, derived from the classical ethological literature [2, 3], which proposes that behav

51 EPM was employed to quantify traditional and ethological measures of anxiety and polygraphic signs of

52 ent from examination of both traditional and ethological measures.

53 In addition to its role in these ethological memories, NA signaling in the OB appears to

54 vioural characteristics into account and use ethological methods could be the most useful for interpr

55 In mice, social defeat stress (SDS), an ethological model for psychosocial stress, induces sleep

56 cs can be used as aggressive residents in an ethological model of female social defeat stress.

57 al circuits convert sensory information into ethological motor output.

58 ng a visual computation to its corresponding ethological motor output.

59 together comprise 27 degrees of freedom, an ethological movement like reaching and grasping coordina

60 ping of the hand as an object is grasped, an ethological movement referred to as prehension.

61 We used an ethological murine model to study several cardinal sympt

62 ay vary quantitatively with species-specific ethological needs.

63 the ability of the model to replicate common ethological observables such as speed and spatial prefer

64 Stimuli based on ethological observations indicate that five ipsi-RGC typ

65 Other ethological parameters (i.e., rears, head dips and stret

66 Using an ethological perspective, we argue against Heyes' rapid d

67 Consistent with the ethological perspective, we found that effort cost was r

68 been well studied from both theoretical and ethological perspectives, its neural substrates are much

69 antly increasing grooming, stereotypies, and ethological plus traditional measures of anxiety-like re

70 t for fine-tuning orexin signals to changing ethological priorities.

71 HC diversity, emphasising how ecological and ethological processes influence the tempo and mode of ev

72 ming), thus producing the highest-resolution ethological profiles for individual flies.

73 mations of natural visual inputs to specific ethological purposes.

74 garithmically with track length over a wide, ethological range.

75 epresentation of 7 kHz increased only in the ethological-rate-reared animals, whereas improved entrai

76 re is relatively little understood about the ethological relationship between flies and ethanol.

77 Although the ethological relevance and the underlying mechanism are l

78 a-mining algorithms, and the question of the ethological relevance of behavioral tests.

79 he lack of a visual fovea and the particular ethological relevance of orienting movements of the snou

80 Ethological relevance of the stimulus affects the estima

81 e competition,(12)(,)(13)(,)(14) its precise ethological relevance remains elusive.

82 n, and predictive coding, establishing their ethological relevance to natural visual computation.

83 under environmental conditions with limited ethological relevance.

84 selectivity and identifying their potential ethological relevance.

85 riods for plasticity to stimuli of different ethological relevance.

86 Ethological research has recently shown that macaques an

87 approach to study the circuit mechanisms of ethological retinal computations under natural visual sc

88 decision-making, or action selection, in an ethological setting.

89 Here we tested this question using an ethological setting: two bats flew together in a long 13

90 studying behavior in the wild or in strictly ethological settings.

91 reproducible responses to looming and their ethological significance makes them models for single ne

92 The likely ethological significance of the ascending input is that

93 change in tuning facilitated the decoding of ethological stimuli, such as aerial predators against th

94 Emotion research and ethological studies have shown that patients with schizo

95 ccurate behavioral tracking is essential for ethological studies.

96 We appreciate and endorse Kline's ethological taxonomy and its application.

97 were not anxiolytic, although variability in ethological tests may also be a factor.

98 need to be distinguished with the potential ethological value of those categories.

99 indicates that some behaviors with critical ethological value, such as self-feeding, are represented

100 rominent example of human behavior with high ethological value.

101 iatry and suggest a way forward, integrating ethological, veterinary, and human psychiatric approache

102 Ethological views of brain functioning suggest that soun