Learning to respond appropriately to novel dangers is often essential to survival and
success, but carries risks. Learning about novel threats from others (social learning) can …

Social behavior exhibits a wide diversity among vertebrates though it is controlled by a
conserved neural network, the social behavior network (SBN). The activity of the SBN is …

Animals are continually faced with the challenge of producing context-appropriate social
behaviors. In many instances, appropriate behaviors differ by social situation. However, in …

Social life and isolation pose a complex suite of challenges to organisms prompting
significant changes in neural state. However, plasticity in how brains respond to social …

Collective motion is common across all animal taxa, from swarming insects to schools of fish.
The collective motion requires intricate behavioral integration among individuals, yet little is …

Pluralism is widely appealed to in many areas of philosophy of science, though what is
meant by 'pluralism'may profoundly vary. Because explanations of behaviour have been a …

The establishment of the dominant-subordinate status implies a clear behavioral asymmetry
between contenders that arises immediately after the resolution of the agonistic encounter …

Fish have particularly high levels of adult neurogenesis, and this high neurogenic capacity
may contribute to behavioural plasticity. While it is known that adult-born cells can …

How an organism responds to risk depends on how that individual perceives such risk.
Integrating cues from multiple sensory modalities allows individuals to extract information …

As rearing environments and hatchery practices are stressful, there is an increased interest
in how epigenetics can impact or monitor the health and welfare of aquaculture species, and …