Both seasoned and beginning investigators will be amazed at the range and complexity of rat behavior as described in the 43 chapters of this volume. The behavioral descriptions are closely tied to the laboratory methods from which they were derived, thus allowing the investigator to exploit both the behavior and the methods for their own research. It will also serve as an indispensable reference for other neuroscientists, psychologist, pharmacologists, geneticists, molecular biologists, zoologists, and their students and trainees.
Both seasoned and beginning investigators will be amazed at the range and complexity of rat behavior as described in the 43 chapters of this volume. The behavioral descriptions are closely tied to the laboratory methods from which they were derived, thus allowing the investigator to exploit both the behavior and the methods for their own research. It will also serve as an indispensable reference for other neuroscientists, psychologist, pharmacologists, geneticists, molecular biologists, zoologists, and their students and trainees.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
* Part I: Natural History * 1: Andrew N. Iwaniuk: Evolution * 2: Anthony Barnett: Ecology * 3: Lauren Gerard Koch and Steven L. Britton: Strains * 4: Guy Mittleman: Individual differences * Part II: Sensory Systems * 5: Glen T. Prusky and Robert M. Douglas: Vision * 6: Linda Herner-Vazquez, Raymond Herner-Vazquez and John K. Chapin: Somatosensation * 7: Daniel Le Bars and Samuel W. Cadden: Pain * 8: Richard H. Dyck: Vibrissae * 9: Burton Slotnick, Heather Schellinck, and Richard Brown: Olfaction * 10: Alan C. Spector: Taste * Part III: Motor Systems * 11: Sergio M. Pellis and Vivien C. Pellis: Posture * 12: Tim Schallert and Martin T. Woodlee: Orienting and planning * 13: J. Wayne Aldridge: Grooming * 14: Gillian Muir: Locomotion * 15: Ian Q. Whishaw: Prehension * 16: Ilan Golani, Anna Dvorkan, Dina Lipkind and Neri Kafkafi: Locomotor and exploratory behaviour * 17: Michael C. Antle and Ralph E. Mistleberger: Circadian rhythms * Part IV: Regulatory Systems * 18: Peter G. Clifton: Eating * 19: Neil E. Rowland: Drinking * 20: Ian Q. Whishaw: Foraging * 21: Evelyn Satinoff: Thermoregulation * 22: J. M. Koolhaas, S. F. De Boer and B. Buwalda: Stress * 23: Hynie Anisman and Alexander W. Kusnecov: Immune system * Part V: Development * 24: Scott R. Robinson and Michele R. Brumley: Prenatal behaviour * 25: Jeffrey Alberts: Infancy * 26: Russel W. Brown: Adolescence * 27: Stephanie L. Rees, Vedran Lovic and Alison S. Fleming: Maternal behaviour * 28: Sergio M. Pellis and Vivien C. Pellis: Play and fighting * 29: William J. Jenkins and Jill B. Becker: Sex * 30: Robbin L. Gibb: Environment * Part VI: Defence and Social Behaviour * 31: D. Caroline Blanchard and Robert J. Blanchard: Antipredator defence * 32: Klaus A.Miczek and Sietse F. de Boer: Aggressive, defensive and submissive behaviour * 33: Dallas Treit and John J. P. Pinel: Defensive burying * 34: Bennett G. Galef, Jr.: Social learning * 35: Greta Sokoloff and Mark S. Blumberg: Vocalization * Part VII: Cognition * 36: Dave G. Mumby: Object recognition * 37: Etienne Save and Bruno Poucet: Piloting * 38: Douglas G. Wallas and Ian Q. Whishaw: Dead reckoning * 39: M. R. Tinsley and M. S. Fanselow: Fear * 40: Robert J. Sutherland: Cognitive processes * 41: Bernard W. Balleine: Incentive behaviour * Part VIII: Models and Tests * 42: Bryan Kolb: Neurological models * 43: Henry Szechtman and David Eilam: Psychiatric models * 44: Gerline A. Metz, Bryan Kolb and Ian Q. Whishaw: Neuropsychological tests
* Part I: Natural History * 1: Andrew N. Iwaniuk: Evolution * 2: Anthony Barnett: Ecology * 3: Lauren Gerard Koch and Steven L. Britton: Strains * 4: Guy Mittleman: Individual differences * Part II: Sensory Systems * 5: Glen T. Prusky and Robert M. Douglas: Vision * 6: Linda Herner-Vazquez, Raymond Herner-Vazquez and John K. Chapin: Somatosensation * 7: Daniel Le Bars and Samuel W. Cadden: Pain * 8: Richard H. Dyck: Vibrissae * 9: Burton Slotnick, Heather Schellinck, and Richard Brown: Olfaction * 10: Alan C. Spector: Taste * Part III: Motor Systems * 11: Sergio M. Pellis and Vivien C. Pellis: Posture * 12: Tim Schallert and Martin T. Woodlee: Orienting and planning * 13: J. Wayne Aldridge: Grooming * 14: Gillian Muir: Locomotion * 15: Ian Q. Whishaw: Prehension * 16: Ilan Golani, Anna Dvorkan, Dina Lipkind and Neri Kafkafi: Locomotor and exploratory behaviour * 17: Michael C. Antle and Ralph E. Mistleberger: Circadian rhythms * Part IV: Regulatory Systems * 18: Peter G. Clifton: Eating * 19: Neil E. Rowland: Drinking * 20: Ian Q. Whishaw: Foraging * 21: Evelyn Satinoff: Thermoregulation * 22: J. M. Koolhaas, S. F. De Boer and B. Buwalda: Stress * 23: Hynie Anisman and Alexander W. Kusnecov: Immune system * Part V: Development * 24: Scott R. Robinson and Michele R. Brumley: Prenatal behaviour * 25: Jeffrey Alberts: Infancy * 26: Russel W. Brown: Adolescence * 27: Stephanie L. Rees, Vedran Lovic and Alison S. Fleming: Maternal behaviour * 28: Sergio M. Pellis and Vivien C. Pellis: Play and fighting * 29: William J. Jenkins and Jill B. Becker: Sex * 30: Robbin L. Gibb: Environment * Part VI: Defence and Social Behaviour * 31: D. Caroline Blanchard and Robert J. Blanchard: Antipredator defence * 32: Klaus A.Miczek and Sietse F. de Boer: Aggressive, defensive and submissive behaviour * 33: Dallas Treit and John J. P. Pinel: Defensive burying * 34: Bennett G. Galef, Jr.: Social learning * 35: Greta Sokoloff and Mark S. Blumberg: Vocalization * Part VII: Cognition * 36: Dave G. Mumby: Object recognition * 37: Etienne Save and Bruno Poucet: Piloting * 38: Douglas G. Wallas and Ian Q. Whishaw: Dead reckoning * 39: M. R. Tinsley and M. S. Fanselow: Fear * 40: Robert J. Sutherland: Cognitive processes * 41: Bernard W. Balleine: Incentive behaviour * Part VIII: Models and Tests * 42: Bryan Kolb: Neurological models * 43: Henry Szechtman and David Eilam: Psychiatric models * 44: Gerline A. Metz, Bryan Kolb and Ian Q. Whishaw: Neuropsychological tests
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