When the hippocampal input is removed, the processing load is lessened and striatum is now able to more effectively evaluate whether reward outcomes occurred as predicted by a specific behavioral sequence of the animal.
Behavioral sequences of individuals are predictable, but the choice of acts or duties within the hive can be influenced by the needs of the colony.
In the current review, we discuss two examples of complexity analysis that can be performed with epilepsy data: behavioral sequences of temporal lobe seizures and alterations in an experimental cellular model.
Interestingly, ultrasounds, predominantly produced by males, are components of multi-modal sexual communication in the behavioral sequence of mating [2], [5], in concert with female and/or male pheromones.
(B ) Within each theta cycle, this slow behavioral sequence of place cell activations is played out on a compressed timescale as a theta sequence.
This approach showed not only the normal succession of behavioral elements in each of the behavioral sequences, but also the interruptive effects of the medial hypothalamic stimulation.
Background: The "temporal architecture" of behavior is a construct that can be used to quantify the structure of behavioral sequences in the temporal domain for example, by using a two-choice prediction task to investigate how past responses, stimuli, and outcomes influence the decision-making process.
The surge in the hemolymph ecdysteroids then triggers a series of morphological and behavioral sequences that mark the onset of metamorphosis.
They allow observation and classification of behavior in controlled conditions, dissection of behavioral sequencing, identification of levels of processing and locations of associated sub-networks and, finally, identification of neuronal components and topologies contributing to specific aspects of behaviors.
As shown in Table 3, there were 16 behavioral sequences that reached the level of significance.
