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Neuroethology (Biology) [Neurophysiology] [Ethology] [Neuroethology] Neuroethology is the evolutionary and comparative approach to the study of ... Mauthner cell (Biology) [Neuroethology] The Mauthner cells are a pair of big and easily identifiable ... Feature detection (Biology) [Neuroethology] Nervous system; Feature detection is a process by which the nervous system sorts ... Walter Heiligenberg (Biography) [Neuroethology] It was here that his ethological foundation was laid, as he ... Sensory maps (Biology) [Neuroethology] Areas of the brain ... Fictive behavior (Biology) [Neuroethology] Fictive behavior is when an organism’s sensory input and/or motor output ... Constance Scharff (Biography) [Neuroethology] German zoologist and neuroethologist ... Theodore Holmes Bullock (Biography) [Neuroethology] He believed that this "comparative approach" would reveal both general principles ... Warblish (Biology) [Neuroethology] Warblish is the human imitation of bird vocalizations using existing words ... Sensory map (Biology) [Neuroethology] Areas of the brain ... Knollenorgan (Biology) [Neuroethology] [Fish physiology] The structure was first described by Viktor Franz (1921), a German ... Waggle dance (Biology) [Neuroethology] [Animal communication] Honey bee's particular figure-eight dance ... Caridoid escape reaction (Biology) [Marine biology] [Neuroethology] Innate escape mechanism by crustaceans ... Electric fish (Biology) [Neuroethology] [Electroreceptive animals] [Electric fish] Fish that can generate electric fields ... Anti-Hebbian learning (Biology) [Neuroplasticity] [Neuroethology] [Neurophysiology] These rules are based on a reversal of Hebb's postulate, and ... Krogh's principle (Biology) [Biology theories] [Neuroethology] [Biology experiments] Krogh's principle states that "for such a large number of problems ... Bird vocalization (Biology) [Neuroethology] Sounds birds use to communicate ... Donald Griffin (Biography) [Neuroethology] [https://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/14/nyregion/donald-r-griffin-88-dies-argued-animals-can-think.html "Donald R. Griffin, 88, Dies; Argued Animals Can Think"], The ... Echolocation jamming (Philosophy) [Perception] [Neuroethology] Jamming occurs when non-target sounds interfere with target echoes ... Grooming dance (Biology) [Neuroethology] [Animal communication] Dance performed by honeybees ... Models of neural computation (Computing) [Neuroethology] [Computational neuroscience] [Ethology] Models of neural computation are attempts to elucidate, in an abstract ... Lateralization of bird song (Biology) [Passeri] [Neuroethology] Passerine birds produce song through the vocal organ, the syrinx, which ... Sound localization in owls (Physics) [Sound] [Neuroethology] Ability of owls to locate sounds in 3D space ... Animals that use echolocation (Category) [Neuroethology] [Animal communication] ... Olfactory imprinting in sheep (Biology) [Neuroethology] This type of bonding is characterized by an exclusive relationship; selective ... Frog hearing and communication (Biology) [Neuroethology] [Neurophysiology] [Frogs] Frog and toad communication ... Sensory maps and brain development (Biology) [Developmental neuroscience] [Neuroethology] Sensory maps and brain development is a concept in neuroethology that ... Surface wave detection by animals (Biology) [Animal physiology] [Neuroethology] [Ethology] Species that detect surface waves typically use them to localize such ...
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