Memory in food-storing birds¶
Shettleworth, S. J. (1995). Memory in food-storing birds: from behaviour to brain. Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 5(2), 149-154.
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- Foresight
- Biology and behavioral prospection: anticipatory behavior in non-human organisms — squirrel acorn caching, migratory timing, hibernation onset, seed dormancy, anticipatory plasticity in developmental systems — all instantiate the foresight structure with no human deliberation in the picture, as Clayton and Dickinson (1998) and Shettleworth (1995) document in food-storing birds.
This sourceReviews evidence that food-storing birds evolve enhanced spatial memory and hippocampal specialisation supporting scattered-hoarding — structural foresight in caching with no deliberative cognition. SUPPORTS the biological-prospection claims (157, 164). [Page range corrected from 194–200 to 149–154.]
- Biology and behavioral prospection: anticipatory behavior in non-human organisms — squirrel acorn caching, migratory timing, hibernation onset, seed dormancy, anticipatory plasticity in developmental systems — all instantiate the foresight structure with no human deliberation in the picture, as Clayton and Dickinson (1998) and Shettleworth (1995) document in food-storing birds.
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