Using odors to find food and mates is one of the most ancient and highly conserved
behaviors. Arthropods from flies to moths to crabs use broadly similar strategies to navigate …

Olfaction is a vital sense that insects use to forage and interact with each other. When an
insect smells an odor, its nervous system processes the odor information and transforms it …

Odor-based learning and innate odor-driven behavior have been hypothesized to require
separate neuronal circuitry. Contrary to this notion, innate behavior and olfactory learning …

Thermosensation is critical for the survival of animals. However, mechanisms through which
nutritional status modulates thermosensation remain unclear. Herein, we showed that …

The brain constantly compares past and present experiences to predict the future, thereby
enabling instantaneous and future behavioral adjustments. Integration of external …

Vocal communication is used across extant vertebrates, is evolutionarily ancient, and been
maintained, in many lineages. Here I review the neural circuit architectures that support …

Associative learning enables the adaptive adjustment of behavioral decisions based on
acquired, predicted outcomes. The valence of what is learned is influenced not only by the …

The temporal order in which experiences occur can have a profound influence on their
salience. Humans and other vertebrates usually memorise the first and last items of a list …

Highlights•The sensitivity of peripheral olfactory system and central olfactory neurons to
various olfactory signals is often altered in response to different physiological (age and …

Wolbachia are intracellular symbiotic bacteria widely distributed in arthropods. Many studies
have focused on the effects of Wolbachia infection on host reproduction; however, the effects …