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Record 3 of 10 - Journal Articles (1/87 - 6/92)TI - DOCUMENT
TITLE: Observation of nursing and sucking behaviour as
an indicator of milk transfer and parental investment.AU -
AUTHOR(S): Mendl,-Michael; Paul,-Elizabeth-S.IN - INSTITUTIONAL
AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: U Cambridge, EnglandJN - JOURNAL NAME:
Animal-Behaviour; 1989 Mar Vol 37(3) 513-514IS - ISSN: 00033472LA -
LANGUAGE: EnglishPY - PUBLICATION YEAR: 1989AB - ABSTRACT:
Investigated whether nursing and sucking behavior were
related to offspring weight and growth rate in 2 studies with
16litters of house mice and 12 litters of domestic cats.
Resultsindicate that these measures were either not
significantlyrelated or were negatively related to offspring weight
gain. Thissuggests that different behavioral measures of milk
transfer areneeded. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1989 American
PsychologicalAssn, all rights reserved)
KP - KEY PHRASE: nursing & sucking behavior; weight gain
& growthrate; mouse & cat litters
DE - DESCRIPTORS: INFANTS-ANIMAL; ANIMAL-PARENTAL-BEHAVIOR;
PHYSICAL-DEVELOPMENT; SUCKING-; MICE-; CATS-
CC - CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 2440; 24PO - POPULATION: Animal
UD - UPDATE CODE: 8910AN - PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.:
76-31997JC - JOURNAL CODE: 1059
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4 of 10 - Book Chapters & Books (1/87-6/92)AN: CHAPTER
91-319030-002SEE PREVIOUS CHAPTER SEE NEXT CHAPTERTI:
Spatio-temporal patterns of activity on the motor map of cat
superior colliculus.AU: Guitton,-Daniel; Munoz,-D.-P.;
Pelisson,-DanielIN: McGill U, Montreal Neurological Inst, Montreal,
PQ, CanadaBK: Brain and space. (Jacques Paillard, Ed.), pp. 20-37.
Oxford
University Press, Oxford, England; xi, 499 pp.SEE BOOK
PY: 1991IS: 0-19-854284-4 (hardcover)LA: EnglishAT: M2;
Interdisciplinary: Graduate/ProfessionalUD: 9206SP: Sponsor;
Medical Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada;
Fonds de la Recherche en Sante du Quebec, Quebec, PQ,
Canada;Fondation Simone et Cino del Duca, Paris, France;
OfficeFranco-Quebecois pour la Jeunesse, Quebec, PQ, Canada
DE: SUPERIOR-COLLICULUS; EYE-MOVEMENTS; SPATIAL-PERCEPTION;
CATS-CC: 2520; 25PO: AnimalCR: (from the chapter) sensorimotor
aspects of the superior
colliculus / the tecto-reticular (TRN) and
tecto-reticulo-spinalneurons (TRSN), together called TR(S)Ns /
TR(S)N dischargecharacteristics / movement-related discharges of
TR(S)Ns / spatio-temporal pattern of activity on TR(S)N motor
map
RF:
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5 of 10 - Book Chapters & Books (1/87-6/92)AN: EDITED-BOOK
91-319030-000TI: Brain and space.AU: Paillard,-Jacques (Ed)
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IN: U Aix-Marseille II, Emeritus Professor, Marseille, FrancePB:
Oxford University Press; Oxford, England; xi, 499 pp.PY: 1991IS:
0-19-854284-4 (hardcover)LA: EnglishCH: 24 chapters selected from
24AT: M2; Interdisciplinary: Graduate/ProfessionalUD: 9206DE:
SPATIAL-PERCEPTION; BRAIN-; EYE-MOVEMENTS; MOTOR-PROCESSES;
SPATIAL-MEMORY; HIPPOCAMPUS-; CEREBRAL-CORTEX;
NEURAL-NETWORKSCC: 2520; 25PO: HumanCR: (from the preface) The
nature of space and of spatial
relationships has been a matter of endless
philosophicalcontroversy, an intriguing question for clinical
neurologists, anda major field of experimental investigation in
neuropsychology.Until comparatively recently, however, the topic
has not beensubjected to a thoroughgoing analysis of neural
mechanisms andtheir behavioural counterparts by a collaborative
effort from therelevant disciplines in neuroscience. In addition,
it couldprovide new insights for philosophers in one of their
favouritedomains of controversy.
TC:List of contributors
Part 1. Gaze control and the mapping of space001- SEE CHAPTER
The neural encoding of the location of targetsfor saccadic eye
movements / David L. Sparks
002- SEE CHAPTER Spatio-temporal patterns of activity on
themotor map of cat superior colliculus / D. Guitton, D. P.
Munozand D. Pelisson
003- SEE CHAPTER Eye-head co-ordination: Influence of
eyeposition on the control of head movement amplitude /
VincentDelreux, Sylvie Vanden Abeele, Philippe Lefevre and
AndreRoucoux
011- SEE CHAPTER Space and the parietal association areas /
JohnF. Stein
024- SEE CHAPTER Knowing where and knowing how to get there
/Jacques PaillardAuthor indexSubject index
