Invertebrate Learning and Memory
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 25. Learning, Memory, and Brain Plasticity in Cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis)
By Ludovic Dickel, Anne-Sophie Darmaillacq, Christelle Jozet-Alvesin the establishment of prey preference in juvenile cuttlefish may depend on different rules than those in avoidance learning.85 In the chick, it has been shown that memories supporting imprinting preferences and those consecutive to ...
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 15. Comparison of Operant and Classical Conditioning of Feeding Behavior in Aplysia
By Riccardo Mozzachiodi, Douglas A. Baxter, John H. ByrneRaymond JL, Lisberger SG, Mauk MD. The cerebellum: a neuronal learning machine? Science. 1996;272:1126–1131. Jones NG, Kemenes I, Kemenes G, Benjamin PR. A persistent cellular change in a single modulatory neuron contributes to ...
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 22. Associative Memory Mechanisms in Terrestrial Slugs and Snails
By Alan GelperinNg TPT, Davies MS, Stafford R, Williams GA. Mucus trail following as a matesearching strategy in mangrove littorinid snails. Anim Behav. 2011;82(3):459–465. Gelperin A. Neural computations with mammalian infochemicals. J Chem Ecol.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 27. Drosophila Memory Research through Four Eras: Genetic, Molecular Biology, Neuroanatomy, and Systems Neuroscience
By Ronald L. Davis, Seth M. TomchikThe study of learning and memory using Drosophila melanogaster has evolved across four broad areas of investigation: genetics, biochemistry/molecular biology, neuroanatomy, and systems neuroscience.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 26. A Multidisciplinary Approach to Learning and Memory in the Crab Neohelice (Chasmagnathus) granulata
By Daniel Tomsic, Arturo RomanoCannicci S, Fratini S, Vannini M. Short range homing in fiddler crabs 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Abramson CI, Feinman RD. Leverpress conditioning in the crab. Physiol Behav. 1990;48:267–272. Cuadras J, Vila E, Balasch J. Tmaze shock avoidance ...
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 17. Synaptic Mechanisms of Induction and Maintenance of Long-Term Sensitization Memory in Aplysia
By David L. GlanzmanJ Neurosci. 1994;14(11):6886–6900. Han JH, Lim CS, Lee YS, Kandel ER, Kaang BK. Role of Aplysia cell adhesion molecules during 5HTinduced longterm functional and structural changes. Learn Mem. 2004;11(4):421–435. Sutton MA, Carew TJ.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 3. Cognitive Components of Insect Behavior
By Martin Giurfa, Randolf MenzelThe behavior of insects transcends elementary forms of adaptive responding to environmental changes.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 1. Beyond the Cellular Alphabet of Learning and Memory in Invertebrates
By Paul R. Benjamin, Randolf MenzelIn 1984, Hawkins and Kandel published a seminal paper titled “Is There a Cell-Biological Alphabet for Simple Forms of Learning?” Based on their early findings of the cooperative regulation of adenylyl cyclase in sensory neurons of ...
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory
By Paul Benjamin, Randolf MenzelThis is difficult to address in the mammalian brain due to its enormous complexity, and invertebrates offer major advantages for learning and memory studies because of their relative simplicity.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 8. Issues in Invertebrate Learning Raised by Robot Models
By Barbara WebbA robot that senses and interacts autonomously with the real world can be used to embody specific hypotheses about the mechanisms of learning in invertebrates.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 24. The Neurophysiological Basis of Learning and Memory in Advanced Invertebrates: The Octopus and the...
By Binyamin Hochner, Tal ShomratThe pioneering work of J. Z. Young, M. J. Wells, and colleagues confirmed that a specific structure in the brain of the modern cephalopods, the vertical lobe, is involved in their highly sophisticated behaviors.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 33. Extinction Learning and Memory Formation in the Honeybee
By Dorothea EisenhardtThe behavioral phenomenon of extinction resembles the decrease of a conditioned behavior when animals experience the presentation of a previously reinforced stimulus.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 40. Learning and Decision Making in a Social Context
By Nigel R. Franks, Ana B. Sendova-FranksWe consider issues of social learning in insect societies.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 7. Computational Analyses of Learning Networks
By Douglas A. Baxter, John H. Byrne, Enrico CataldoMathematical models and computer simulations play important roles in developing a better understanding of learning and memory mechanisms.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 2. Action Selection: The Brain as a Behavioral Organizer
By M. HeisenbergThere are two kinds of activity—reactivity and initiating activity. If in a special situation, the animal’s repertoire contains a behavior with sufficiently positive inferred outcome and this is activated, it is called a reaction.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 42. Individual Recognition and the Evolution of Learning and Memory in Polistes Paper Wasps
By Michael J. Sheehan, Elizabeth A. TibbettsIn this review, we (1) explore the evolution of individual recognition in paper wasps, including the selective pressures thought to shape the origin and maintenance of individual recognition; (2) discuss the extent of memory for specific ...
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory
By Martin Giurfa, Jean-Marc Devaud, Jean-Christophe SandozInvertebrate Learning and Memory
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 31. Memory Phases and Signaling Cascades in Honeybees
By Uli MüllerAppetitive associative conditioning in the honeybee Apis mellifera provides the basis to address the molecular link between training parameters and memory focusing on the induction and maintenance of memory phases.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 9. Mechanosensory Learning and Memory in Caenorhabditis elegans
By Andrea H. McEwan, Catharine H. RankinDespite its apparent simplicity, the soil-dwelling nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has a surprisingly large capacity to learn and remember.
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory: Chapter 12. Age-Dependent Modulation of Learning and Memory in Caenorhabditis elegans
By Shin MurakamiAge-related memory impairment (AMI), also called aging associated memory impairment, is a normal condition observed in a wide variety of species from Caenorhabditis elegans to human.