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- who: Anna Di Cosmo and colleagues from the University of Naples Federico II, Italy have published the research: Fish Behavior as a Neural Proxy to Reveal Physiological States, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
To the diversity in morphology, the physiological and behavioral diversities could show the authors the plasticity of brain circuit and abundance of designs for acclimating to the dynamic aquatic environments (Cooper et_al, 2013; Salvanes et_al, 2013; Sewall 2015; Tseng et_al, 2020). Various stressor activated the HPA/HPI axis, which induced anxiety like behavior, reduced foraging and reproductive behaviors (Beitinger, 1990 . . .
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