Cerebral lateralization refers to the lateralized partitioning of cognitive function in either
hemisphere of the brain. Using a standard detour test, we investigated lateralized behaviour …

Cerebral lateralization, an evolutionarily ancient and widespread phenomenon among
vertebrates, is thought to bestow cognitive advantages. The advantages of lateralization at …

The influence of environmental complexity on the development of brain lateralization during
ontogeny was investigated using the rainbowfish, Melanotaenia duboulayi. Male and female …

Although most studies on biparental care assume that parents cooperate in raising offspring,
few studies have documented how parents coordinate their activities. Using the biparental …

Cerebral lateralization, the partitioning of cognitive function preferentially into one
hemisphere of the brain, is a trait ubiquitous among vertebrates. Some species exhibit …

Cerebral lateralization, the partitioning of cognitive tasks to one cerebral hemisphere, is a
widespread phenomenon among vertebrates. Despite this diversity, every species studied to …

The ability to detect and avoid predators has been suggested as one of the main drivers for
behavioral lateralization. This is supported by studies reporting that animals from high …

Cerebral lateralization is an evolutionarily ancient adaptation, apparently ubiquitous among
vertebrates. Despite demonstrated advantages of having a more lateralized brain …

Behavioral laterality, the presence of side biases in bilateral animals, is a widespread
phenomenon in the animal kingdom. It is believed to provide fitness advantages by …