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Brain Behavior and Evolution

Subject Areas: Behavioral Neuroscience
Publisher: S. Karger AG - Karger
ISSN: 0006-8977
SJR: 79

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2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000536202
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Front & Back Matter

2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000538001
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Organization of Somatosensory Cortex in the South American Rodent Paca (Cuniculus paca)

Freire, Marco Aurelio M.; Franca, João G.; Picanco-Diniz, Cristovam W.; Manger, Paul R.; Kaas, Jon H.; Pereira, Antonio

2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000534469 pmid:38198769

Introduction: The study of non-laboratory species has been part of a broader effort to establish the basic organization of the mammalian neocortex, as these species may provide unique insights relevant to cortical organization, function, and evolution. Methods: In the present study, the...
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Convergent Anuran Middle Ear Loss Lacks a Universal, Adaptive Explanation

Womack, Molly C.; Hoke, Kim L.

2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000534936 pmid:37913755

Introduction: Shared selection pressures often explain convergent trait loss, yet anurans (frogs and toads) have lost their middle ears at least 38 times with no obvious shared selection pressures unifying “earless” taxa. Anuran tympanic middle ear loss is especially perplexing because acoustic...
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Entopallium Lost GFAP Immunoreactivity during Avian Evolution: Is GFAP a “Condition Sine Qua Non”?

Kálmán, Mihály; Sebők, Olivér M.

2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000535281 pmid:38071961

Introduction: The present study demonstrates that in the same brain area the astroglia can express GFAP (the main cytoskeletal protein of astroglia) in some species but not in the others of the same vertebrate class. It contrasts the former opinions that the distribution of GFAP found in a...
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Exaptation and Evolutionary Adaptation in Nociceptor Mechanisms Driving Persistent Pain

Walters, Edgar T.

2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000535552 pmid:38035556

Background: Several evolutionary explanations have been proposed for why chronic pain is a major clinical problem. One is that some mechanisms important for driving chronic pain, while maladaptive for modern humans, were adaptive because they enhanced survival. Evidence is reviewed for persistent...
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Acknowledgment to reviewers

2024 Brain Behavior and Evolution

doi:10.1159/000536178

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