Diverse studies (lab and field) and more diverse behaviors than CET literature.
Nursing behavior, occurring during very early adult life, may involve more diverse physiological and developmental processes, and nursing itself may also involve more diverse behaviors and physiological processes, such as food processing and the synthesis of glandular secretions that are fed to larvae.
This difference in gradients could be a by-product of the hyperactivity of the SHR, which fills the delay interval with more, and more diverse, behaviors than it does for the WKY, and depresses the gradient by making diverse, rather than target hole responses, more attractive to SHR.
Being exploratory in nature, their goals are more ephemeral and heterogeneous than that of the simulation itself, which in general leads to more diverse performance behavior.
The work reported here, with funding from National Science Foundation grant (NSF DRL-1417456), aims to incorporate more diverse measures of behavior and physiology in order to create a more complete assessment of learning and cognition in a game based environment.
Furthermore, compared with rats, where a very robust contralateral turning behavior develops when supersensitive receptors on the DA-depleted side of the brain are activated, mice show a more diverse and complicated rotational behavior (Lundblad et al. 2004) and many recent studies avoid the scoring of the fourth AIM subscale in mice (Suarez et al. 2014).
In South Africa heterosexual transmission is still the dominant mode of HIV transmission, but evidence suggests the country's epidemic is more diverse, and that MSM behavior plays an important part [ 7, 8].
This finding motivates a reinterpretation of rodent fear conditioning studies, particularly in females, and it suggests that conditioned fear behavior is more diverse than previously appreciated.
They do not appear to explain the more diverse aspects of domestication (eg, behavior and morpho logy), when either the causal gene is known or fine-scale QTL analysis is used.
A study of eight European countries found that contact patterns were very similar but little is known about differences in social contact behaviors across more diverse socio-cultural environments [13].
