Unlike rhythmic activities such as feeding and reproduction, aggressive behaviour is triggered mainly by external stimuli and relational factors. The function of aggressive behaviour is to increase or maintain a certain distance between individuals, whether they belong to the same species or not. However, in social species forming permanent cohesive groups, aggressive behaviour may jeopardise this cohesion. Various regulatory mechanisms appeared during evolution: on the one hand, a gradation of the intensity of aggressive expression based on the animal’s motivation and on the protagonist’s response, and on the other hand, the development of submissive behaviour which, unlike avo...
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In cultured fish, stress is regarded as an important cause of impaired health, and particularly resi...
As for ethical and other reasons, studies of the pathophysiological mechanisms of obesity and its ...
In nature, animals have to locate food sources to acquire enough resources for survivaland/or reprod...
Human leisure activities are becoming more and more various and widespread, which may increa...
Les comportements répétitifs centrés sur le corps (CRCC) réfèrent à des comportements tels que s'arr...
Cloning is a technique currently used mainly for research purposes , to understand how the nucleus o...
En biologie évolutive, la variation phénotypique a longtemps été réduite au substrat sur lequel agis...
Befunde aus der Verhaltensforschung und Entwicklungspsychologie zeigen, dass die menschliche Fähigke...
With aging, the preference for positive stimuli increases compared to negative stimuli. This is call...
This paper illustrates the integrative feature of ethology with two complementary approaches in farm...
In the frame of this thesis, we first studied the establishment of personality in teleost, the consi...
Prion diseases are fatal neurodegenerative disorders affecting many animal species, including humans...
Alternative methods to animal testing are included in the 3R principle (refine, reduce, replace) def...
Nociception and pain, its most elaborate cognitive expression, are an alarm system designed to prote...
The concomitance of anxio-depressive disorders in over 60% of patients with pain syndromes presents ...
In cultured fish, stress is regarded as an important cause of impaired health, and particularly resi...
As for ethical and other reasons, studies of the pathophysiological mechanisms of obesity and its ...
In nature, animals have to locate food sources to acquire enough resources for survivaland/or reprod...
Human leisure activities are becoming more and more various and widespread, which may increa...
Les comportements répétitifs centrés sur le corps (CRCC) réfèrent à des comportements tels que s'arr...
Cloning is a technique currently used mainly for research purposes , to understand how the nucleus o...
En biologie évolutive, la variation phénotypique a longtemps été réduite au substrat sur lequel agis...
Befunde aus der Verhaltensforschung und Entwicklungspsychologie zeigen, dass die menschliche Fähigke...
With aging, the preference for positive stimuli increases compared to negative stimuli. This is call...