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1	Operant Place Aversion in the Rusty Crayfish, Orconectes rusticus Bhimani, Rohan 20 November 2014 (has links) No description available. Biology Crayfish Invertebrate Learning Operant Conditioning Punishment Place Preference Electric Shock Yoked Control
2	Do Caenorhabditis elegans exhibit spatial learning? Using a t-maze to explore association of a spatial environment with an attractant Law, Jackie WY 08 May 2009 (has links) This study investigated spatial learning in Caenorabditis elegans; the ability to associate reinforcing cues with a location. Naive, wildtype C. elegans were trained in a microfluidic t-maze in the presence of diacetyl (a volatile attractant associated with food) and subsequently tested to see if they could associate diacetyl with one arm of the t-maze. 70-80% of the subjects chemotaxed towards diacetyl during training phase, but they randomly chose left or right when diacetyl was absent (number of subjects that chose diacetyl being under 65%). From our experiments, it is unlikely that the worms are associating diacetyl with one arm of the t-maze, but appears to be using some component of the atmosphere as a cue. c. elegans maze invertebrate learning memory t-maze spatial learning diacetyl attractant c. elegans chemotax environmental cue conditioning c. elegans
3	Cue processing and spatial navigation in the terrestrial isopod Buzzelli, Christopher January 2017 (has links) No description available. Entomology Psychology Isopod terrestrial isopod spatial navigation learning invertebrate learning discrimination learning vision visual system ommatidia Oniscidea maze aversive maze

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