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Other birds, such as the charismatic grey fantail, have changed their migratory behaviour in recent years as winters become milder and shorter, as have countless species right around the world.

Mmp8-/ PMN responsiveness and cell migratory behaviour in vivo was also shown to be unaffected by the absence of MMP-8 when challenged with the synthetic analogue of MMP-8-cleaved CXCL8 (6-77) (Figure 7C).

A number of field and laboratory studies on behavioural decisions have supported the model [20] and it has also been suggested that this general framework may be useful in understanding the evolution of migratory behaviour in fish [21] [25].

Migratory behaviour in cancer cells is a typical hallmark of malignancy.

Herring connectivity is a function of both passive dispersal of larvae and migratory behaviour in adult fish.

Cinar et al (2001) showed that human PCa cells transfected with hAR exhibited reduced growth, invasion, and migratory behaviour in vitro and tumour growth in vivo.

This experiment demonstrates the differential cell migratory behaviours in different combinations of CCL19 and CCL21 fields in a single experimental setup.

Consequently, we may assume that the extent of migratory behaviour results in changes in the external morphology of the flight apparatus [10] [12] which select for energy-efficient flight [13].

While EMT is structured, following extensive alterations in gene transcription, transition between the mesenchymal and amoeboid phenotype occurs rapidly, involving morphological transition, with concomitant changes in migratory behaviour arising in response to micro-environmental changes.

Similarly, the novel migratory behaviour observed in the blackcap, which differs in its directional and distance component from the supposedly ancestral migratory behaviour, has been paralleled by morphological changes [ 7].

There is considerable variability in leatherback turtle migratory behaviour as seen in Figure 2, in part this is determined by age, sex and, for adult females, whether they reproduced the previous year [2].