.... Auditory pathway Teleost fish Electrical synapses Descending octaval nucleus Anterior octaval nucleus The auditory sense is ubiquitous in jawed vertebrates. In both anamniotes and amniotes, auditory fibers from the inner ear supply one or more nuclei in the medulla that form the first...

.... To date, reports for teleost fish have been limited in number and scope to nonvocal species. Here, we map the neuroanatomical distribution of FoxP2 mRNA expression in a highly vocal teleost, the plainfin midshipman ( Porichthys notatus ). We report an extensive overlap between FoxP2 expression and vocal...

...Francisco M. Ocaña; Sara Uceda; Jorge L. Arias; Cosme Salas; Fernando Rodríguez The teleost fish hippocampal pallium, like the hippocampus of tetrapods, is essential for relational map-like spatial memories. In mammals, these relational memories involve the dynamic interactions among different...

... in their basal region. This indicates a similar organization of the taste buds, in terms of the existence of serotonin-immunopositive basal cells, across the different sensory fields in this species. Some teleost fish have highly developed gustatory systems and are therefore good models for understanding...

... generator Hindbrain Teleost fish Toadfish Vocalizations provide examples of rhythmic motor behaviors - they are often repetitive, stereotyped, and have a predictable temporal pattern [see Bradbury and Vehrencamp, 2011]. Among tetrapods, the central control of vocalization depends...

... to in the content or advertisements. Auditory pathway Descending octaval nucleus Otolith end organs Teleost fish The auditory system of the goldfish is one of the best studied among bony fishes. The saccule of the goldfish and other otophysans has long been considered to be the main acoustic...

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... that the DLv is involved in spatial abilities in blenniid fish and that sexual selection may be promoting this divergence as already described for mammals and birds. Blennies Spatial behavior Sexual dimorphism Hippocampal pallium Teleost fish 23 02 2010 13 12 2010 16 2 2011 ©...

...Pablo H. Strobl-Mazzulla; Analía Nuñez; Elisabeth Pellegrini; Marie-Madeleine Gueguen; Olivier Kah; Gustavo M. Somoza The central nervous system of adult teleost fish is peculiar because of the following features: (1) the persistence of radial glial cells, (2) an important neurogenic activity...

...(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. Lateral line Mechanoreception Water movements Medulla Teleost fish Cyprinidae ...

... to the continual growth of teleost fish. For in situ hybridization, free-floating sections were rehydrated through a series of methanol/PBT (75, 50, 25%; each 1 × 5 min) washes at 4°C. After 2 × 10 min washes in PBT, they were treated with proteinase K (10 µg/ml in 50 m M Tris-HCl pH 7.5, 5 m M EDTA) for 5 min...

.... Morphogenesis Ontogeny Development Brain Behavior Teleost fish Original Paper Brain Behav Evol 1994:44:324-337 Jtmko Toyocla Kaziunasa Uematsu Laboratory o f Fish Physiology, Faculty o f Applied Biological Science. Hiroshima University, I ligashi-l liroshima. Hiroshima. Japan Brain Morphogenesis...

..., Gcrmany Sensitivity of Central Units in the Goldfish, Carassius auratus, to Transient Hydrodynamic Stimuli Key Words Lateral line Mechanoreception Water movements Medulla Teleost fish Cyprinidae Abstract This study describes the discharges of central units in the medulla of the gold­ fish. Carassius...

.... Morphogenesis Metamorphosis Brain development Behavior Eel Teleost fish Brain, Behavior and Evolution Original Paper Brain Behav Evol 1996:47:33^14 Hidekazu Tomoda Kazumasa Uematsu Faculty of Applied Biological Science, Hiroshima University. Higashi-Hiroshima. Hiroshima. Japan Morphogenesis of the Brain...

... Evol 1995;46:151-164 Steven Zottoli Adrienne P. Bentley Brian Prendergast Heather I. Rieff Department of Biology. Williams College. Williamstown, Mass., USA Comparative Studies on the Mauthner Cell of Teleost Fish in Relation to Sensory Input Key Words Mauthner cells Teleost fish Neuroethology...

... of vertebrates, mammals, birds, reptiles, and teleost fish, and we show in addition that they rely on homologous neural mechanisms. Thus, recent functional and behavioral comparative evidence is added to the developmental and neuroanatomical data suggesting that the evolution of cognitive capabilities...

...Andrew H. Bass; Matthew S. Groberb Teleost fishes are the ‘champions’ of sexual plasticity among vertebrates. Several species have two male reproductive morphs with distinct suites of behavioral, somatic, neuronal, endocrinological, and life history traits. Here, we consider recent studies...

... Development Brain Docosahexaenoic acid Dietary fatty acids Autoradiography Seriola quinqueradiata Carangidae Teleost fish Schooling is an essential antipredator behavior for juveniles of some teleost fishes [reviewed by Shaw, 1970; Pitcher and Parrish, 1993]. Relatively few studies have...

...Yuji Ishikawa; Masami Yoshimoto; Naoyuki Yamamoto; Hironobu Ito In a teleost fish, the medaka (Oryzias latipes), many inbred strains have been established from various origins including wild populations. Brains from five genetically different strains, which had been bred and raised under the same...