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Dr Willem Frankenhuis, Behavioural Science Institute, Radboud University, The Netherlands.
Wednesday 15 October 2014, 12:30-13:30
Library, Sub-Department of Animal Behaviour, Madingley
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“How does natural selection shape development?”
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"Social reaction to distress in others - exploratory work in chickens"
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"The effects of developmental stress on avian social learning and exploration"
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Symbiont-mediated protection against viruses: insights from a comparative analysis of Wolbachia strains
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"Armed with information: how learning influences coevolution"
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"Costs of resistance and costs of infections on the fitness of the mosquito Aedes aegypti infected with the filarial nematode Brugia malayi"
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‘Developmental programming of cognitive impairment in adulthood: role of chronic fetal hypoxia and oxidative stress’
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“Developing quantitative methods for studying social transmission in the field”
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"The genetics of adaptive evolution: insights from colour and pattern in birds and butterflies"
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"Mammalian evolution - a biased role for the matriline"
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"Non-human great apes may not need the skill that it takes to develop cumulative culture"
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Desire-state attribution in non-human animals: insights from Eurasian jay food-sharing behaviour
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Sleep and EEG as biological markers in animal models of Huntington's disease
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"Evolution cannot explain how minds work"
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“Cause and effect in biology revisited”
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“Play and creativity”
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Title to be confirmed
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"Making Sense of Avian Taste"
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“Some like it hot: investigating the impacts of microclimate on butterflies”
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“Teenage love in zebra finches: social interactions during ontogeny affect mating success”
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“Cognition, culture and social investment: computational and evolutionary perspectives”
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“Cognition in nest construction in birds?”
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"The influence of social factors on vocal learning in young song sparrows"
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Scent, Sight and Smarts in Asian Elephants: Another Case for Convergent Cognitive Evolution?
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“Tool use and culture in New Caledonian crows”
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“From sexual selection to evolutionary transitions in nanostructures: A macro-evolutionary perspective“
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"Adaptive constraints on mammalian societies: monogamy, litter-bearing and the evolution of cooperative breeding"
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“The sociality, ontogeny, and function of corvid post-conflict affiliation”
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“Nosy neighbours in wild corvids: information use links life history and behaviour”
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"Plasticity, Robustness, Development and Evolution"
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"Are birds naturally split-brained? A study of neural lateralization in filial imprinting"
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"Individual variation in growth and social strategies in cooperative meerkats"
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“Eyespot evolution in Junonia and related butterflies” (U.K.) and “Diversity of pheromones and male androconia In Bicyclus butterflies” (O.B.)
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"Mate choice for cognitive traits"
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"Arms races old and new in African cuckoos"
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“Neuropeptides and the neural mechanisms regulating social behaviour”
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“Order and disorder in memory systems”
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“Temporal Structure in Behavior and Interaction: similarities across DNA, neuronal interactions, and human behavior”
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"Caching Strategies to Maximize Survival Probability"
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"The good, the bad and the ugly: Cooperation, punishment and spite in chimpanzees and children"
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"The good, the bad and the ugly: Cooperation, punishment and spite in chimpanzees and children"
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"The impact of sociality on foraging decisions and problem solving in birds"
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“Causes and consequences of parasitic virulence: Life history lessons from cowbirds and cuckoos.”
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“The coevolution of insects and their parasites”
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“When circadian rhythms meet Huntington's disease“
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‘The problems of dog breeding’
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"Shy children and their mothers"
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"Is the R6/2 mouse a good model of Huntington's disease?"
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“Importance of the matriline in mammalian evolution”
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"Phylogenetic, ontogenetic and adult adaptive plasticity of rhythmic neural networks"
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“Co-evolution of learning abilities and social strategies in a social foraging game”
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“Personality and the emergence of leaders in fish”
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"Behavioural changes associated with speciation in butterflies"
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“Risk taking, learning, and strategy choice: Theory and experiments with humans, bees, and sparrows”
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"In vivo neuro MRI in songbirds to study neuroplasticity and auditory processing"
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"Androgen and gender development"
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"Hormonal control of resource-defense aggression in females. Sex-role reversed birds as model systems"
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"Henslow's legacy, Darwin's inheritance"
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Title to be confirmed
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"Mimicry - Lamarck's revival?"
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"Between a rock and a soft place: do banded Mongooses understand the properties of objects?"
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Song selection and molecular survivors"
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