... Oriented movement Multimodal sensing Sensory integration University of Cincinnati http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100008102 Animals can use different types of sensory stimuli derived from their external environment to facilitate oriented movement. For example, individuals can use multiple...

... Sensory integration Taste Behavior Insects, like all animals, use sensory cues of different modalities to find food, mates, conspecifics and shelters, and to avoid predators. In particular, the chemosensory cues olfaction and taste play critical roles during seeking and identifying food...

... Chemoreception Sensory integration All organisms have to make appropriate food choices. When we find something to eat, we use vision, taste, olfaction and touch to evaluate whether it is edible ( Drewnowski, 1997 ; Rolls, 2005 ; Verhagen and Engelen, 2006 ; Spence et al., 2016 ). Food texture...

... behaviour by gastropods, covering behavioural patterns, navigational strategies and neural underpinnings. Chemosensation Chemotaxis Chemoreception Mollusca Crawling Sensory integration Aquatic gastropods are diverse and abundant molluscs, with snails and slugs occupying many different...

... central complex are involved in guiding multiple navigation strategies, and the emerging core circuit for navigational decisions might provide an overarching framework of central-complex function. Neuroanatomy Insect brain Motor control Navigation Sensory integration A defining feature...

... by combining two types of acoustic information, active echolocation and passive hearing. Attentional switches Passive acoustic cues Prey detection Sensory integration Sensory specialisation Trade-off Specialised sensory systems that provide a high level of detail, such as foveal vision...

.... * Author for correspondence ( [email protected] ) 10 2 2010 © 2010. 2010 defensive behavior kinematics sensory integration snake Multiple species of Asiatic and African cobras have evolved the ability to ‘spit’ venom ( Bogert, 1943 ). The venom, which is expelled via...

...Remko Verspui; John R. Gray SUMMARY Animals rely on multimodal sensory integration for proper orientation within their environment. For example, odour-guided behaviours often require appropriate integration of concurrent visual cues. To gain a further understanding of mechanisms underlying sensory...

... multimodal sensory integration sensorimotor Animals use information from a variety of different sensory systems to accomplish behavioral objectives. Occasionally, information encoded within a single sensory modality alone may be sufficient to accomplish a task, such as in the jamming avoidance...

... behavioural movement is the result of complex neurophysiological integration. crayfish behaviour vision sensory integration Procambarus clarkii © 1992 by Company of Biologists 1992 28 11 1991 * Present address: Department of Pharmacology, Biocenter, University of Basel...