... novel technologies, across the planet's major ecosystems. Locomotion Biomechanics Energetics Ecology Vertebrates Invertebrates The 17 papers published in this thematic issue reflect our desire to improve the integration, thinking and scientific approaches of those working...

... formation, demonstrating the salient effect that isolation can have on cognition for higher-order associative learning. Associative learning Social interaction Stress Memory Cognition Invertebrates Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada http://dx.doi.org/10.13039...

... and Engineering Research Council of Canada http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100000038 NSERC-227993-2019 Operant conditioning Nutritional status Long-term memory Invertebrates Neuroplasticity Summary: In Lymnaea stagnalis , 3 days of food deprivation enhanced memory formation and caused...

..., including neurophysiological approaches, we propose that certain mixtures are convergently perceived across various species of vertebrates/invertebrates, possibly as a result of a similar anatomical organization of their olfactory systems and the common necessity to simplify the environment's chemical...

...-mediated (GABAergic) neurotransmission. Here, we highlight a possible additional mechanism by which ocean acidification might directly affect olfaction in marine fish and invertebrates. We propose that a decrease in pH can directly affect the protonation, and thereby, 3D conformation and charge...

.../user-licence-1-1/ Summary: Heat hardening may be augmented by physiological regulators within and across generations, with variable effects on thermal tolerance. Phenotypic engineering Thermal tolerance Extreme heat events Climate change Artemia Invertebrates The severe...

...Thomas Labhart ABSTRACT The visual world is rich in linearly polarized light stimuli, which are hidden from the human eye. But many invertebrate species make use of polarized light as a source of valuable visual information. However, exploiting light polarization does not necessarily imply...

.... , Ishimatsu   A. ( 2007 ). Effects of increased seawater P CO 2 on early development of the oyster Crassostrea gigas . Aquat. Biol.   1 , 91 - 98 . Langenbuch   M. , Pörtner   H.-O. ( 2002 ). Changes in metabolic rate and N excretion in the marine invertebrate Sipunculus nudus under...

...S. N. Patek; D. M. Dudek; M. V. Rosario Summary Elastic mechanisms in the invertebrates are fantastically diverse, yet much of this diversity can be captured by examining just a few fundamental physical principles. Our goals for this commentary are threefold. First, we aim to synthesize...

... © 2010. 2010 invertebrates ion channel olfaction phosphoinositides sensory transduction Phosphoinositides (PIs) are well known to play important and complex roles in the regulation of ion-transporting proteins, ranging from the maintenance of the structural integrity of signaling...

.... This `fear, fight or flight' response gives support to the idea of an autonomic-like reflexive control in crustaceans. * Author for correspondence (e-mail: [email protected] ) 27 10 2008 2009 invertebrates cardiac response behavior sensory perception Perception...