[PDF] Top 20 A cognitive map in a poison frog

... sketch map in rats (D ’ Hooge and De Deyn, 2001; Jacobs, 2003; Morris, 1984; Vorhees and Williams, 2006), it does not translate well to other species, even mice (Vorhees and Williams, 2006), and has failed to ... See full document

... Visualization of trajectories and extraction of coordinates were done in the GIS software ArcGIS 10 (ESRI) (Dataset 1). We used the R statistical software (R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria) package ... See full document

... ‘higher’ cognitive abilities of amphibians, such as strategic plan- ning and behavioural ...many frog fam- ilies have independently evolved at least some form of parental care ... See full document

... tree frog (Litoria caerulea) with hepatitis [9], and circumstantial evidence suggests that myxosporeans are important pathogens of frogs and despite being recogn- ised as potential disease agents there has been ... See full document

... • If you suspect that you or your child is reacting negatively to an insect repellent, discontinue its use, wash treated skin, and call the National Poison Center at 1-800- 222-1222. If you must see a doctor, take ... See full document

... addressed. Cognitive radio based on battery- powered wireless devices can improve spectrum efficiency; meanwhile it will incur lower energy efficiency due to extra sensing time overhead and energy ...efficient ... See full document

... billion applications, DEET has a remarkable safety record. The incidence of adverse reactions is extremely low with fewer than 50 cases of serious effects documented in the medical literature since 1960. However, a few ... See full document

... a cognitive radio has a good line of sight to a receiving radio, however, may not be able to locate a second transmitting radio also in the locality of the receiving radio due to shadowing or because the second ... See full document

... reckoning) involves the use of idiothetic cues, such as vestibular information, proprioceptive signals, and optic flow, to actively update position and heading as one travels from a known starting position, often a home ... See full document

... With the development and mature of artificial intelligence, AI is definitely affect different industries and it is not exception in banking institutions. Therefore, it is suggested that researchers in subsequent study ... See full document

... Nystagmus on Lateral Gaze Barbiturates Minor tranquilizers (meprobamate, benzo- diazepine) Slow Digitalis Lily-of-the-valley Narcotic depressants Dilated Amphetamines Antihistamines Atro[r] ... See full document

... Along with the internationalization and globalization, the rapid change of the era, and the increase in the diversification of customer demands, business management is facing intensive turbulence. Currently, the ... See full document

... Under this Act, it expressed that no poison will be sold by wholesaler aside from by an authorized distributer following the terms and states of his permit. Just the individual authorized to retail such toxin, a ... See full document

... have not been studied separately. However, cognitive and neuropsychiatric symptoms differ between types of dementia. For example, will a patient with progressive aphasia be able to participate in a CS program ... See full document

... mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) in which an individual’s memory is impaired to a greater degree than expected given the individual’s age, sex, and educational background, while the individual’s ability to perform ... See full document

... [13]The first victims to face the attack was Ukraine as it started as a fake Ukrainian tax software update and later on spread across Europe affecting multiple organizations, banks etc.[[r] ... See full document

... of cognitive references, myths, rituals, symptoms, anguish, affect, inhibitions, drives, family relations and neighbourhood identities (Guattari, 1995, ...a map with a series of musical metaphors of ... See full document

... An Augmented Fuzzy Cognitive Map was built for modeling Critical Success Factors in Learning Management Systems.(Jose L. Salmeron, 2009). Various methodologies could be used in order to reach a consensus ... See full document

... MAPKs play a crucial role in signal transduction, mainly by activating gene transcription, including c-Myc, Ets1, Elk1 and c-Jun, via translocation into the nucleus (Karin, 1995; Waskieewicz and Cooper, 1995; Cobb, ... See full document

... Said’s analysis of Orientalism has been accused of relying on Foucault’s notions of ‘power–knowledge’ to the extent of constructing a monolithic discourse himself which does not account for resistance and counter-hege- ... See full document