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Highlights and Perspectives on Evolutionary Neuroscience

A "Highlights and Perspectives on Evolutionary Neuroscience" Article -- Free Access
Names Matter: Commentary on Luis Puelles' Article
Mario F. Wullimann
10.1159/000479784
Conserved Patterns of Trigeminal Somatosensory System Organization in Mammals
Eva K. Sawyer
10.1159/000460812
Associations between Manakin Display Complexity and Both Body and Brain Size Challenge Assumptions of Allometric Correction: A Response to Gutierrez-Ibanez et al. (2016)
Lainy B. Day; Willow R. Lindsay
10.1159/000446341
Relative Brain Size Is Not Correlated with Display Complexity in Manakins: A Reanalysis of Lindsay et al. (2015)
Cristian Gutierrez-Ibanez; Andrew N. Iwaniuk; Douglas R. Wylie
10.1159/000446312
Sleep, Evolution and Brains: Commentary on Herculano-Houzel S (2015): Decreasing Sleep Requirement with Increasing Numbers of Neurons as a Driver for Bigger Brains and Bodies in Mammalian Evolution. Proc Biol Sci 282:20151853
Robert A. Barton; Isabella Capellini
10.1159/000443716
Even the Smallest Mammalian Brain Has Yet to Reveal Its Secrets
Robert K. Naumann
10.1159/000375438
The Golden Age of Comparative Neuroethology on Display in Japan
Paul S. Katz
10.1159/000367885
Epigenetic Information from Ancient DNA Provides New Insights into Human Evolution: Commentary on Gokhman D et al. (2014): Reconstructing the DNA Methylation Maps of the Neanderthal and the Denisovan. Science 344:523-527
Eberhard Schneider; Nady El Hajj; Thomas Haaf
10.1159/000365650
What Makes a Marker a Good Marker?: Commentary on Balthazart J and Ball G (2014): Doublecortin is a highly valuable endogenous marker of adult neurogenesis in canaries. Brain Behav Evol 84:1-4
Michiel Vellema; Meng-Ching Ko; Carolina Frankl-Vilches; Manfred Gahr
10.1159/000363125
Doublecortin Is a Highly Valuable Endogenous Marker of Adult Neurogenesis in Canaries: Commentary on Vellema M et al. (2014): Evaluating the predictive value of doublecortin as a marker for adult neurogenesis in canaries (Serinus canaria) . J Comparative Neurol 522:1299-1315
Jacques Balthazart; Gregory F. Ball
10.1159/000362917
Hibernating Mammals Pass the Acid Test: Multiple Independent Evolutions of Enhanced Proton Block of Sodium Channels in Acid-Sensing Pain Receptors
Harold Zakon
10.1159/000361037
NSF Workshop Report: Discovering General Principles of Nervous System Organization by Comparing Brain Maps across Species
Georg F. Striedter; T. Grant Belgard; Chun-Chun Chen; Fred P. Davis; Barbara L. Finlay; Onur Güntürkün; Melina E. Hale; Julie A. Harris; Erin E. Hecht; Patrick R. Hof; Hans A. Hofmann; Linda Z. Holland; Andrew N. Iwaniuk; Erich D. Jarvis; Harvey J. Karten; Paul S. Katz; William B. Kristan; Eduardo R. Macagno; Partha P. Mitra; Leonid L. Moroz; Todd M. Preuss; Clifton W. Ragsdale; Chet C. Sherwood; Charles F. Stevens; Maik C. Stüttgen; Tadaharu Tsumoto; Walter Wilczynski
10.1159/000360152
Is Dolphin Cognition Special?: Commentary on Manger PR (2013): Questioning the interpretations of behavioral observations of cetaceans: is there really support for a special intellectual status for this mammalian order? Neuroscience 250:664-696
Onur Güntürkün
10.1159/000357551
How ‘Basal' Are the Basal Ganglia?: Commentary on Strausfeld NJ and Hirth F (2013a): Deep homology of arthropod central complex and vertebrate basal ganglia. Science 340:157-161
Michael A. Farries
10.1159/000356101
Things Change: How Comparative Transcriptomics Suggest the Pallium Has Evolved at Multiple Levels of Organization
T. Grant Belgard; Juan F. Montiel
10.1159/000354969
The Human Frontal Lobes: Not Relatively Large but Still Disproportionately Important? A Commentary on Barton and Venditti
Stephen H. Montgomery
10.1159/000354157
Panoptic Neuroanatomy: Digital Microscopy of Whole Brains and Brain-Wide Circuit Mapping
Partha P. Mitra; Marcello G.P. Rosa; Harvey J. Karten
10.1159/000350241
Adult Neurogenesis in Mammals and Nonmammals: Commentary on Kempermann G (2012): New neurons for ‘survival of the fittest'. Nat Rev Neurosci 13:727-736
Alice Schade Powers
10.1159/000350932
An Improved Body Mass Dataset for the Study of Marsupial Brain Size Evolution
Vera Weisbecker; Ken Ashwell; Diana Fisher
10.1159/000348647
You Are Who You Talk with - A Commentary on Dugas-Ford et al. PNAS, 2012
Anton Reiner
10.1159/000348281
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