Sentence examples for sensory specialization from inspiring English sources

Mode/Place-of-articulation perceptive analysis and information transmission analysis of congruent and incongruent percepts indicated a similar sensory specialization for CI users when compared to NH subjects, with voicing and nasality cues transmitted via audition and place cues principally transmitted via vision.

As echolocation call parameters are often shaped by ecological constraints related to habitat, and different echolocation call parameters result in differences in prey detection abilities, these differences, in turn, are thought to constitute a mechanism promoting resource partitioning among sympatric species via sensory specialization [5], [11], [17], [18].

Fd3F is a cell-type-specific transcriptional regulator of ciliary sensory specialization.

Instead, the nature of the target genes suggests that fd3F regulates specific processes in Ch sensory specialization.

While the maxillary palps of both sexes demonstrated strict chemosensory gene expression overlap, we observed acute differences in sensory specialization between male and female antennae.

Considering the current understanding that rodent species depend heavily on somatosensation and olfaction (Brennan and Kendrick 2006; Spehr et al. 2006) in order to communicate, this pattern could be considered nonspecific with regard to social sensory specialization in the mouse.

Other major factors that contribute to phenotypic differences across mammals are the morphological and sensory specializations of an animal and the species-specific behaviors associated with specialized body parts.

Finally, the extensive olfactory cortical-like sheet that surrounds the frontal pole of the brain is the hallmark of the sensory specializations in Kiwi (Figs. 4 and 6b).

Our study found between-species differences in visual fields and degree of eye movement in diurnal raptors that suggest some sensory specializations to gather visual information.

Furthermore, in the case of visually oriented organisms like birds, sensory specializations may help gather visual information necessary to detect prey against the background and track them visually until capture.

Here we have demonstrated the use of RNA-seq to characterize the sensory specializations of an important disease vector and grounded future studies investigating chemosensory processes.