The theoretical part of this diploma thesis deals with the role of brain laterality of red deer (Cervus elaphus) in agonistic behaviour. Therefore, the largest part of the review of published scientific outcome is devoted to the agonistic behaviour, namely it focuses on the fights between males during the autumn rut. Battles are strictly ritualized and males adhere to strict rules. The role of laterality in animals is being recently studied and the outcomes so far indicates that, particularly in agonistic interactions the laterality may play a significant role. Brain lateralization is simply a preference for one or the other hemisphere in certain activities. The main topic of this thesis is how laterality affects combat of red deer. The re...
Evidence for behavioural and brain lateralisation is now widespread among the animal kingdom. Handed...
Lateralization of brain structures manifesting behavioral laterality is a known phenomenon among ver...
The function of inter-specific interactions in large herbivore assemblies is under debate. We have s...
The right brain hemisphere, connected to the left eye, coordinates fight and flight behaviors in a w...
Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) kept in corrals or otherwise forced to clump typically start milling in...
A population of 560 individually recognizable European fallow deer (Dama dama) was studied in Phoeni...
The right brain hemisphere, connected to the left eye, coordinates fight and flight behaviors in a w...
Thesis presented at ISPA – Instituto Universitário as to obtain a Master’s degree in the specialty o...
The aim of this diploma thesis is to find out whether pigs exhibit laterality in social behavior, es...
Cerebral lateralisation was once thought to be unique to human beings, but has since been demonstrat...
Laterality is the ability of animals to predictably and non-randomly prioritize the right or left si...
The study of behavioural lateralisation is a field of research that has recently been receiving extr...
Laterality refers to the dominance of the brain’s left or right hemisphere over particular functions...
Behavioural lateralisation is an effective way for animals to manage daily tasks by specialising beh...
This book is a collection of papers written by leaders in the field of lateralized brain function an...
Evidence for behavioural and brain lateralisation is now widespread among the animal kingdom. Handed...
Lateralization of brain structures manifesting behavioral laterality is a known phenomenon among ver...
The function of inter-specific interactions in large herbivore assemblies is under debate. We have s...
The right brain hemisphere, connected to the left eye, coordinates fight and flight behaviors in a w...
Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) kept in corrals or otherwise forced to clump typically start milling in...
A population of 560 individually recognizable European fallow deer (Dama dama) was studied in Phoeni...
The right brain hemisphere, connected to the left eye, coordinates fight and flight behaviors in a w...
Thesis presented at ISPA – Instituto Universitário as to obtain a Master’s degree in the specialty o...
The aim of this diploma thesis is to find out whether pigs exhibit laterality in social behavior, es...
Cerebral lateralisation was once thought to be unique to human beings, but has since been demonstrat...
Laterality is the ability of animals to predictably and non-randomly prioritize the right or left si...
The study of behavioural lateralisation is a field of research that has recently been receiving extr...
Laterality refers to the dominance of the brain’s left or right hemisphere over particular functions...
Behavioural lateralisation is an effective way for animals to manage daily tasks by specialising beh...
This book is a collection of papers written by leaders in the field of lateralized brain function an...
Evidence for behavioural and brain lateralisation is now widespread among the animal kingdom. Handed...
Lateralization of brain structures manifesting behavioral laterality is a known phenomenon among ver...
The function of inter-specific interactions in large herbivore assemblies is under debate. We have s...