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Brain to Behaviour: Invertebrate Neuroethology

  • BIOL3239
  • One Semester
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The science of neuroethology links brain function to natural behaviour. This course will explore the neural & molecular mechanisms that drive animal behaviour, elucidating how the nervous system translates biologically relevant stimuli into behavioural activity. Thought-provoking examples from the insect world will demonstrate how these mechanisms have evolved & adapted to specific challenges of their environment. The course will provide students with an in-depth understanding of neuroscientific approaches to behavioural research in insects & other invertebrate model organisms. They will gain an understanding of how quite complex behaviours can in some cases be reduced to relatively... -- Course Website

Instructor: Dr David Merritt, Dr Judith Reinhard



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