Light and noise often act as pollutants, but can also be used as tools for managing wildlife
(eg, sensory deterrents). Given that raptors are among the most threatened groups of birds …

Neuroanatomy of the retina reflects adaptation and acclimation for dark and light conditions.
Retinal cells and genes must be functionally adjusted to various environmental luminosities …

Roads are an important way to transport people and goods, but they sometimes have
negative impacts on wildlife. One of the leading causes of mortality for several species is …

The paired dark malar or moustachial stripes of falcons (Falco spp.) are putatively adaptive
plumage features whose function and evolutionary significance are poorly understood, and …

A oftalmologia assume importância vital na clínica de animais silvestres, em particular em
aves de rapina, pelas suas características visuais especializadas, pela sua repercussão a …

The aardvark (Orycteropus afer) is a burrowing quadruped nocturnal mammal that can be
found across sub-Saharan Africa. People often mistakenly identify aardvarks as anteaters …

All organisms need to orientate themselves in the dark from time to time, but not all have
developed specific adaptations to do so. In conditions of limited visibility, hearing becomes …

Raptors is a general term to include birds of prey of the orders Accipitriformes,
Falconiformes, and Strigiformes. This chapter focuses on raptors that the practitioner is more …

Face-selective neurons were discovered in the inferior temporal visual cortex by Perrett et
al.(1982), in the amygdala by Sanghera, Rolls, and Roper-Hall (Sanghera et al. 1979; Rolls …

The most successful Computer Vision (CV) models have been inspired by biological
systems, most frequently mammalian neurophysiology. While mammalian vision is …