The papers presented in this special issue overlap in themed content to some degree but can be broadly grouped into those dissecting out brain mechanisms and neural circuits involved in learning and motivation and those looking at decision making and cues used in complex learning. The chick has been used widely as an animal model to examine the underlying mechanisms of learning and memory both at the anatomical and biochemical levels (neurochemistry and gene expression). It is clear that most of the systems involved in learning and memory in the chick are very similar, if not identical to, those found in mammal
Bischof H-J. Neuronal plasticity in the development of birds. In: Rahmann H, ed. Fundamentals of mem...
Response inhibition (RI), the ability to suppress inappropriate actions, is critical for adaptive be...
Intra-species cognitive variation is commonly observed, but explanations for why individuals within ...
To understand the animal mind, we have to reconstruct how animals recognize the external world throu...
Birds diverged from mammals approximately 300 million years ago. The avian and mammalian telencephal...
2noThe young of the domestic fowl has traditionally proven excellent material for the study of early...
A wonderfully lucid framework for the ways to understand animal behaviour is that represented by the...
A vertebrate brain must acquire, store, and process vast amounts of information. For birds, the majo...
Neural and behavioural analyses have shown that the formation of filial preferences in young, precoc...
Research on avian cognitive neuroscience over the past two decades has revealed the avian brain to b...
Investigation of the cognitive abilities of non-human species raises philosophical questions and the...
In the early twentieth century, the anatomical nomenclature of the avian telencephalon (cerebrum) wa...
2. Abstract Avian brain has traditionally been looked upon as a small, simple and almost entirely co...
Despite decades of research, some of the most basic issues concerning the extraordinaril...
Until recently, the avian brain has remained relatively unexplored by neuroscientists. However, as r...
Bischof H-J. Neuronal plasticity in the development of birds. In: Rahmann H, ed. Fundamentals of mem...
Response inhibition (RI), the ability to suppress inappropriate actions, is critical for adaptive be...
Intra-species cognitive variation is commonly observed, but explanations for why individuals within ...
To understand the animal mind, we have to reconstruct how animals recognize the external world throu...
Birds diverged from mammals approximately 300 million years ago. The avian and mammalian telencephal...
2noThe young of the domestic fowl has traditionally proven excellent material for the study of early...
A wonderfully lucid framework for the ways to understand animal behaviour is that represented by the...
A vertebrate brain must acquire, store, and process vast amounts of information. For birds, the majo...
Neural and behavioural analyses have shown that the formation of filial preferences in young, precoc...
Research on avian cognitive neuroscience over the past two decades has revealed the avian brain to b...
Investigation of the cognitive abilities of non-human species raises philosophical questions and the...
In the early twentieth century, the anatomical nomenclature of the avian telencephalon (cerebrum) wa...
2. Abstract Avian brain has traditionally been looked upon as a small, simple and almost entirely co...
Despite decades of research, some of the most basic issues concerning the extraordinaril...
Until recently, the avian brain has remained relatively unexplored by neuroscientists. However, as r...
Bischof H-J. Neuronal plasticity in the development of birds. In: Rahmann H, ed. Fundamentals of mem...
Response inhibition (RI), the ability to suppress inappropriate actions, is critical for adaptive be...
Intra-species cognitive variation is commonly observed, but explanations for why individuals within ...