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Margoliash, Daniel
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keywords Behavior, Development, Systems, Circuits, Cellular
overview Neuroethology investigates nervous system function by relating it to innate and learned natural behaviors. It is distinguished from traditional neurobiology and psychology by being fundamentally centered in evolutionary biology, and by examining behavioral specialization across the breadth of the animal kingdom. We study multiple facets of birdsong learning, from cellular to behavioral levels of analysis, taking the neuroethological perspective.
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Concept Animal Communication
Concept Computer Simulation
Concept Behavior, Animal
Concept Equipment Design
Concept Imitative Behavior
Concept Echolocation
Concept Language Development
Concept Stereotyped Behavior
Concept Psychomotor Performance
Concept Software
Concept Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted
Concept Automation
Concept Self Stimulation
Concept Speech
Concept Vocalization, Animal
Academic Article Neuroscience. The song does not remain the same.
Academic Article Temporal precision and temporal drift in brain and behavior of zebra finch song.
Academic Article Song learning and sleep.
Academic Article Language: the perspective from organismal biology.
Academic Article Sleep-dependent consolidation of auditory discrimination learning in adult starlings.
Academic Article Behavioral state-dependent reconfiguration of song-related network activity and cholinergic systems.
Academic Article A Bird's Eye View of Sleep-Dependent Memory Consolidation.
Academic Article DEVELOPMENT. Marmoset kids actually listen.
Academic Article Differential development of retroactive and proactive interference during post-learning wakefulness.
Concept Singing
Grant Neuromechanics of learned sensorimotor vocal integration
Grant Temporal Patterns in Sleep Mechanisms of Learning
Grant NEURAL CODING ACOUSTIC PARAMETERS OF AUTOGENOUS SONG
Grant Characterizaton of Non-linear Auditory Receptive Fields
Grant Neurophysiology of Sensorimotor Learning
Grant Plasticity of intrinsic neuronal properties, error signals, and network models in sensorimotor learning
Grant From ion channels to graph theory in sensorimotor learning
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  • Behavior
  • Development
  • Systems
  • Circuits
  • Cellular