Two are better than one: integrating spatial geometry with a conspicuous landmark in zebrafish reorientation behavior

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  • who: Greta Baratti and Valeria Anna Sovrano from the CIMeC, Center for Mind/Brain Sciences, University of Trento, Rovereto, Italy have published the research work: Two Are Better Than One: Integrating Spatial Geometry with a Conspicuous Landmark in Zebrafish Reorientation Behavior, in the Journal: Animals 2023, 13, 537. of /2023/
  • what: This study investigated whether zebrafish could learn to conjoin the two sources of spatial information, irrespective of landmark distance (near or far from the target corner position) and landmark length (long or short blue wall). Besides that, movement patterns, in terms of strategy and . . .

     

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