Disentangling the evolution of cognition: Learning in Cnidaria

Name: Disentangling the evolution of cognition: Learning in Cnidaria
Creator: Jose Prados
Keywords: Cnidaria, Evolution of Cognition, Cognition, Learning in Cnidaria, Animals, Association Learning, Learning, Associative Learning, 16. Peace & justice, Biological Evolution

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Disentangling the evolution of cognition: Learning in Cnidaria

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 11 Dec 2023 United Kingdom English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Learning & Behavior, volume 52, pages 289-290 (issn: 1543-4494, eissn: 1543-4508,

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Authors: Jose Prados;

doi: 10.3758/s13420-023-00621-0

pmid: 38082100

Disentangling the evolution of cognition: Learning in Cnidaria

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Bielecki et al. Current Biology, 33, 4150-4159, (2023) described new behavioral and physiological paradigms to study associative learning and its neural basis in the Cnidaria Tripedalia cystophora. We discuss the relevance of these findings to further our understanding of the intertwined evolution of cognition and the nervous systems.

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Cnidaria, Evolution of Cognition, Cognition, Learning in Cnidaria, Animals, Association Learning, Learning, Associative Learning, Biological Evolution

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