Sentence examples for fighting behavior from inspiring English sources

Behavioral ecologists have developed a suite of models for the evolution of fighting behavior [1].

Non-human animals adaptively calibrate fighting behavior to ecological variables such as resource quantity and resource distribution.

Male intruders elicited more freezing behavior, as well as aggressive defensive fighting behavior from resident male rats.

To understand such a dynamic behavior generation mechanism, we attempt to construct a neuromodulation model of behavior selection for the fighting behavior of a cricket.

To understand the natural laws for organizing the social structure, we focus on the fighting behavior of crickets, Gryllus bimaculatus, and investigate the neuronal mechanisms to adjust aggressiveness associated with a neuromodulatory biological amine: serotonin (5-HT).

After charting the length and severity of each fight, who started it, and which fly emerged victorious, Kravitz and his colleagues created a comprehensive description of normal fly fighting behavior.

For octopamine, ASM neurons in the medial protocerebrum govern wake-promoting effects (Crocker et al., 2010), while VUM cells in the anterior or posterior brain control social behavioral choice (Certel et al., 2010, 2007) or fighting behaviors (Zhou et al., 2008), respectively.

The only behaviors he did not see were mating and fighting behaviors; he said the former did not take place because none of the females seemed to be in heat, and the latter were absent because the baboons have been split up into two troops, eliminating competition.

Female rats received TS through a baby hair brush throughout pregnancy, and the pups born were tested for open field locomotion, elevated plus maze (EPM), novel object recognition (NOR), and play fighting behaviors.

Over many years of the study of the development of behavior in the avian embryo, the development of the behavior of the cat in relation to the rat, and particularly the fighting behaviors of a number of species, Kuo proposed new theoretical concepts in his book, The Dynamic of Behavior Development, which discussed behavior epigenesis, behavior gradients and behavioral potential.

In conclusion, paired rats emitted three kinds of USVs and their combined "syllabic" calls corresponded to feeding, moving, and fighting behaviors.