Mr. Creach presented ambiguous changes of behavior patterns in "A History of Private Life," for Maurice Fraga, Olase Freeman, Paul Matteson, Lionel Popkin, Raymond Robinson and Peter Schmitz.
Interestingly, deviations from universal rhythms can inform us about changes of behavior related to, for example, unemployment [33], health conditions [34], or crowd events [35, 36].
Therefore, these two changes of behavior after starvation do not seem to be mediated by the same serotonin pathways [17].
In addition, we have proposed a model that, in spite of its simplified description of heterogeneity, provides a more thorough picture of the way human subjects might behave in these experiments, as we show that apparent mutation can be also understood (at least partly) as conscious changes of behavior arising from cooperative or exploiting strategies.
Deleterious effects of atrazine, which have been studied in different fish species, confirmed an induction of oxidative stress [ 3, 4], changes of behavior [ 5, 6], or biochemical alteration after acute, subchronic, or chronic exposure.
Several lab-based studies reported alteration of dopamine (DA) levels, changes of behavior, or a reduction in long-term potentiation (LTP), regarded as the cellular and molecular mechanisms that are linked to some forms of learning and memory, by coplanar dioxin-like PCBs such as congener #77 or #126 [ 60- 64].
