Significats de conspecifics en anglès

Social recognition reflects the ability of mice to identify and remember conspecifics.

Extraneous color affects female macaques' gaze preference for photographs of male conspecifics.

Laboratory rodents can adopt the pain or fear of nearby conspecifics.

Evidence from animal studies in rodents shows that testosterone causes aggressive behaviour towards conspecifics.

Some of these molecules come from conspecifics, and many arise as by-products from microbial activity.

Numerous species possess cortical regions that are most sensitive to vocalizations produced by their own kind (conspecifics).

By means of these reactions colonies fuse with kin, extend domination over a feeding surface, while isolating unrelated conspecifics.

Humans and several non-human primates possess cortical regions that are most sensitive to vocalizations produced by their own kind (conspecifics).

Due to their intimate association with the host, microbes have developed strategies that facilitate their transmission, either horizontally or vertically, to conspecifics.

Thus, in Argentina, ants tolerate conspecifics of closely related colonies and fight with genealogically more distant conspecifics in colonies of greater genetic disparity.

We suggest that the association between tail white and testosterone increases may allow conspecifics to assess potential mates and competitors reliably using tail white.

The obtained track data were analyzed to reveal if male walking pattern was random or affected by cues of conspecifics left on the arena surface.

These results support the notion that caregivers offer additional opportunities (i.e., beyond those with conspecifics) for captive chimpanzees to construct and maintain meaningful social relationships.

Social recognition reflects the ability of mice to identify and remember conspecifics.

Extraneous color affects female macaques' gaze preference for photographs of male conspecifics.

Laboratory rodents can adopt the pain or fear of nearby conspecifics.