... aggressive behavior visual pathway CG10026/macewindu non-neuronal regulation CrzR Cyp6a20 Cyp4d21 Brain Pool Program of the National Research Foundation in Korea ZYM5041911 Burroughs Wellcome Fund Collaborative Research Travel Grants 1017486 NVIDIA...

...Jasmine Fraser; Harry Aricibasi; Dan Tulpan; Renée Bergeron Corresponding author. [email protected] 19 07 2023 06 10 2023 26 10 2023 Lay Summary Aggressive behavior in pigs is a major concern for the swine industry that negatively affects animal welfare. This study aims to provide...

...Yanli Guo; Jing Zhao; Qinglei Xu; Siyuan Gao; Mingzheng Liu; Chunlei Zhang; Allan P Schinckel; Bo Zhou The deletion of SLC6A4 gene markedly decreased aggression behavior in rodents ( Holmes et al., 2002 ). Polymorphic variations in SLC6A4 gene were associated with aggressive...

... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract BACKGROUND Intractable aggressive behavior (iAB) is a devastating behavioral disorder that may affect psychiatric patients. These patients have reduced quality of life...

... Aggressive behavior is widely observed in animal species for acquiring important resources and usually includes both dangerous and nondangerous fighting patterns. Only a few species show dangerous fighting patterns that are defined by fights ending with contestants being severely injured or killed. Prior...

... consumption aggressive behavior neonicotinoid toxic bait Stringer et al. (1964) indicated that an excellent toxicant for fire ant should have a delayed toxicity that can cause less than 15% mortality after 24 h and 89% mortality at the end of the test period. To test the delayed toxicity...

..., Specific Levels of Functioning scale, Brown-Goodwin Lifetime History of Aggression, Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory, Barratt Impulsiveness Scale, and State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory-2. Aggressive behavior was rated every 15 days with the Modified Overt Aggression Scale and treatment compliance...

... determinant of contest dynamics in subsequent analyses. aggressive behavior animal contest evolutionary game theory fighting behavior Orthoptera switching assessment Animals of many species often engage in physical contests for limited resources such as potential mates or territories ( Hardy and Briffa...

... (as the dysregulation profile) but also single and independent disturbances (as anxiety/depression, AP, and aggressive behavior [AB]). We examined (1) whether groups with distinct developmental courses of sleep problems and deficiency in self-regulation, respectively, could be identified in childhood and adolescence...

... the establishment success and impact of non-native species. Here, we examined how the profitability of alternative prey in combination with the presence of a competitor and predator aggressive behavior explain individual differences in diet specialization and the consumption of the invasive green porcelain crab...

...-, medium-, and small-size groups were cultured with 12 receptive females in duplicate tanks (six males and 12 females in each tank), and copulation pairs, female spawning success, and male aggressive behavior were examined. All females spawned fertilized eggs, and the clutch size positively correlated...

... Herein, when grabs, mounts, or cloacal contacts were performed by one male to another, they were considered as aggressive behaviors. During Stage 1 of the test (i.e., when a wire mesh wall separated PS from PC birds (Figure 1 )), pecks and threats towards their opponents through the wire mesh wall were...

... of schizophrenia, and the elevated rates of aggressive behavior (AGB) among persons with, and those who are developing, schizophrenia. Throughout the article, the term “developing schizophrenia” is used to designate individuals with schizophrenia during the earlier stages of their lives prior to formal diagnosis...

.... This species exhibits five distinct aggressive behaviors and males predominantly engage in aggressive interactions. Unlike other brachyuran crabs, males do not grasp each other with their chelae during fights and chela size was not a determinant of winning such interactions. The most escalated fight...

... and aggressive behaviors (Farner and Follett, 1966 ; Sachs, 1969 ; Follett and Maung, 1978 ; Oishi and Konishi, 1983 ; Biswas et al., 2007 ). These behaviors are testosterone-dependent since castration completely abolishes them and exogenous testosterone administration fully restores these activities...

... with the detection of interaction rate through a single timed interval rather than integration of multiple interactions. agent-based model aggressive behavior ants decision making monoamines octopamine serotonin Despite their miniaturized and simple brains, ants are able to solve complex problems when...

...Henrike O Heyne; Susann Lautenschläger; Ronald Nelson; François Besnier; Maxime Rotival; Alexander Cagan; Rimma Kozhemyakina; Irina Z Plyusnina; Lyudmila Trut; Örjan Carlborg; Enrico Petretto; Leonid Kruglyak; Svante Pääbo; Torsten Schöneberg; Frank W Albert genetics of tame and aggressive behavior...

...Vincent A. Viblanc; Victorien Valette; Marion Kauffmann; Nelly Malosse; René Groscolas aggressive behavior colonial breeding context assessment heart rate modulation motivation stress Reaping individual fitness benefits from clustering with conspecifics has paved the road for the evolution...

... of aggressive behavior varied per cohort and was delayed in cohorts with fewer close-aged associates. More than 60% of dyadic combinations in agonistic interactions between peers were unidirectional throughout the study period. Although some bidirectional interactions could have involved unstable relationships...

... preventing the males from remating quickly. aggressive behavior crab spider life history mating behavior Misumena vatia sperm allocation sperm competition spiderling temporal change Females of many species of animals mate with multiple males ( Andersson 1994 ; Eberhard 1996 ), which...