... Brain evolution Heterochrony Mammals Marsupials Opossum Staging guide NIH The gray short-tailed opossum, Monodelphis domestica , is a small pouchless marsupial from Brazil and northern Argentina [ 1 ]. In the wild, they occupy a range of habitats, from tropical jungle to more...

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... Ray-finned fish Volumetric analysis Brain diversity Brain evolution Plasticity The evolution of such complex organs like the brain is a fascinating process. Fishes are a rich and diverse group and offer many possibilities to study brain evolution at different levels. The majority of papers...

... work in Purkinje cell responses was done in alligators [Llinás and Nicholson, 1969; Nicholson and Llinas, 1971], but nothing is known about which areas of the brain provide inputs to the cerebellum. Cerebellum Brain evolution Reptiles Mossy fibers Climbing fibers Pontine nuclei...

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.... Brain evolution Comparative neuroanatomy Lateralization Reproductive behaviour Reptiles Located in the approximate centre of the brain is a small structure, the habenula, that acts as “coordinator” of sorts for signals being sent from the front of the brain to the back. It filters and sorts...

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... than that of extant mysticetes opens new questions about brain evolution and provides new, invaluable information about the evolutionary path of morphological and size change in the brain of baleen whales. [email protected] 10 05 2021 22 09 2021 10 11 2021 ©...

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...) or flatter (Carnivores, p = 0.001; Others p < 0.05). Mammals Basal ganglia Behavioral flexibility Brain evolution Comparative neuroanatomy Jerison’s principle of proper mass holds that processing capacity is allocated in proportion to the importance of this function in the life...

.... Brain allometry Brain evolution Cerebellum Comparative neuroanatomy The anatomy and circuitry of the cerebellum is highly conserved among jawed vertebrates [Voogd and Glickstein, 1998]. Although vertebrate species share a highly similar complement of neuron types and general patterns...

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.... Tyrosine hydroxylase Dopamine Locus coeruleus Amia Lepisosteus Atractosteus Brain evolution Immunohistochemistry Catecholamines (CAs) are a group of important neurotransmitters formed by 3 molecules, dopamine (DA), noradrenaline (NA), and adrenaline. They share a common...

...Enrique Font; Roberto García-Roa; Daniel Pincheira-Donoso; Pau Carazo Body size correlates with most structural and functional components of an organism’s phenotype – brain size being a prime example of allometric scaling with animal size. Therefore, comparative studies of brain evolution...

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... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Electric fish Hypoxia Species level adaptations Brain evolution Intraspecific variation Resting metabolic rate Both within and between species, an enlarged brain...

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