Discovery of a new song mode in Drosophila reveals hidden structure in the sensory and neural drivers of behavior
Deciphering how brains generate behavior depends critically on an accurate description of
behavior. If distinct behaviors are lumped together, separate modes of brain activity can be
wrongly attributed to the same behavior. Alternatively, if a single behavior is split into two,
the same neural activity can appear to produce different behaviors. Here, we address this
issue in the context of acoustic communication in Drosophila. During courtship, males
vibrate their wings to generate time-varying songs, and females evaluate songs to inform …
behavior. If distinct behaviors are lumped together, separate modes of brain activity can be
wrongly attributed to the same behavior. Alternatively, if a single behavior is split into two,
the same neural activity can appear to produce different behaviors. Here, we address this
issue in the context of acoustic communication in Drosophila. During courtship, males
vibrate their wings to generate time-varying songs, and females evaluate songs to inform …
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Summary 1 Deciphering how brains generate behavior depends critically on an accurate
description 2 of behavior. If distinct behaviors are lumped together, separate modes of brain
activity 3 can be wrongly attributed to the same behavior. Alternatively, if a single behavior is
split 4 into two, the same neural activity can appear to produce different behaviors [1]. Here,
5 we address this issue in the context of acoustic communication in Drosophila. During 6
courtship, males utilize wing vibration to generate time-varying songs, and females 7 …
description 2 of behavior. If distinct behaviors are lumped together, separate modes of brain
activity 3 can be wrongly attributed to the same behavior. Alternatively, if a single behavior is
split 4 into two, the same neural activity can appear to produce different behaviors [1]. Here,
5 we address this issue in the context of acoustic communication in Drosophila. During 6
courtship, males utilize wing vibration to generate time-varying songs, and females 7 …
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