.... [email protected] 27 01 2021 6 04 2021 25 6 2021 Neocortex Pallium Evolution Olfaction Lamprey The two of us recently wrote a book called Brains Through Time: A Natural History of Vertebrates [Striedter and Northcutt, 2020] in which we reviewed diverse aspects...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Antenna Microglomeruli Mushroom bodies Behavioral development Olfaction Pheromones Pheidole dentata Arthropod brains can be extraordinarily small [Polilov, 2015]. Although constraints on behavioral performance have...

... of any other bird in this study. Emus, close relatives of the kiwi, also had a relative enlargement of the olfactory bulbs, possibly supporting a phylogenetic link to well-developed olfaction. The olfactory bulbs in kiwi are almost in direct contact with the olfactory epithelium, which is indeed well...

..., about the organization, connections, and functions of the telencephalon in elasmobranchs. Early experimental studies indicated that olfaction does not dominate the telencephalon and that other sensory modalities are represented, particularly in the pallium. We have investigated the intrinsic...

... the sensory strategies that elasmobranchs use for navigating within their environment, forming reproductive aggregations, feeding, and even communicating. One approach to investigate the sensory bases of their behavior is to examine the peripheral sense organs mediating vision, olfaction, gustation, lateral...

... or services advertised or of their effectiveness, quality or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Brains Olfaction Evolution...

... related to Cataglyphis – revealed substantially higher numbers of olfactory glomeruli (c. 370), which is likely to reflect the importance of olfaction in these wood ant species. Comparisons between Cataglyphis species revealed 2 special features in C. fortis . First, with c. 198 C. fortis has the lowest...

..., 9: 1-14. Erickson, R.P. (1963) Sensory neural patterns and gustation; in Zotterman, Olfaction and taste, vol. I, Pergamon Press, Ox­ ford, pp. 205-213. Erickson, R.P. (1986) A neural metric. Neurosci. Biobchav. Rev., 10: 377-386. Neural Coding of Chemical Quality and Intensity 145 Fine-Levy, J.B...

...John A. Matochik; Carolyn N. Reems; Bernice M. Wenzel The brain of a procellariiform bird, the Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis), is presented in the form of a stereotaxic atlas. The Northern Fulmar is especially interesting because both field and laboratory evidence support olfaction as one...

... capabilities and olfaction-dependent behaviors. In this study, the number of olfactory lamellae and the surface area of the olfactory epithelium were measured as a means of assessing relative olfactory sensitivity in four species of wobbegong shark (the Western wobbegong, Orectolobus hutchinsi ; the spotted...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Olfaction Biotinylated dextran amines Telencephalon Cartilaginous fishes Sensory systems The telencephalon is one of the most variable brain parts in vertebrates. It is well developed in mammals and can be divided...

...Pierre Jolicoeur; Georg Baron Correlations between progression indices of five categories of nuclei and brain centers indicate that Megachiroptera rely primarily on vision and olfaction while Microchiroptera rely primarily on audition. Among Microchiroptera, some rely more heavily on olfaction than...

...Robert M. Sapolsky; H. Eichenbaum The role of the thalamocortical ''olfactory'' pathway in odor preferences and sexual behavior was examined in the hamster, a species which depends crucially upon olfaction for mating. Before and after ablation of primary or secondary olfactory structures, male...

... Department of Biological Sciences, Wellesley College, Wellesley, and Department of Psychology and Brain Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Key Words. Odor-guided behavior Olfaction Mediodorsal nucleus Frontal cortex Discrimination learning Abstract. The core subnucleus...

... coding Intensity coding Chemical senses Sensory discrimination Discrimination index Crustaceans Olfaction Brain Behav Evo! 1990;35:129-145 Independent Components of the Neural Population Response for Discrimination of Quality and Intensity of Chemical Stimuli Marie-Nadia Girardot, Charles D...

.... Terminal nerve Olfaction Olfactory bulb Pheromones Goldfish Prostaglandin Steroid Tactile stimulation Brain Bchav Evol 1991:38:313-321 The Olfactory System, Not the Terminal Nerve, Functions as the Primary Chemosensory Pathway Mediating Responses to Sex Pheromones in Male Goldfish Ichiro Fujitaa...

...John A. Matochik; Carolyn N. Reems; Bernice M. Wenzel The brain of a procellariiform bird, the Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis), is presented in the form of a stereotaxic atlas. The Northern Fulmar is especially interesting because both field and laboratory evidence support olfaction as one...

.... Chemoreception Evolution Reptilia Squamata Phylogeny Cladistics Vomeronasal organ Tongue Olfaction Gustation Brain Bcliav Evol 1993:41:124-1.V Kurt Schwenk Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. University of Connecticut. Storrs. Conn., U SA The Evolution of Chemoreception in Squamate...

... Olfaction Feeding Aggregation Brant M. Craves Department of Biology, University of South Dakota. Vermillion, S. Dak.. USA Brain Bclwv Evoi 1993;41:198-202 Chemical Delivery to the Vomeronasal Organs and Functional Domain of Squamate Chemoreception Key Words Kept ilia Scrpcntcs Laccrtilia Squamata...

... to channel inspired air through the nasopharyngeal duct. Olfaction is enhanced by gular pumping, whereby the floor of the pharynx is alternately lowered and raised to pulse air through the nasal cavity. Taste buds occur on the tongue, palate, and pharyngeal walls. Crocodilians in nature or in semi-natural...