The division of cognitive processing between the two hemispheres of the brain causes
lateralized eye use in various behavioral contexts. Generally, visual lateralization is shared …

Behavioral handedness is known to enhance an individual's handling capabilities. However,
the ecological advantages in brachyuran crustaceans remain unclear, despite the Ocypode …

Visual lateralization arises from the differential processing of information by the two brain
hemispheres and can manifest itself in animal behaviour in the form of lateral preferences …

The brain's sensory lateralization involves the processing of information from the sensory
organs primarily in one hemisphere. This can improve brain efficiency by reducing …

The European population of Cygnus columbianus bewickii has a declining trend in number
of individuals. Anthropogenic disturbance could be one of the reasons for this decline …

Geese form long-term pair bonds due to the constant need for cooperation between
partners. During spring migration, mates are assumed to divide roles: females feed more …

So far, little has been done on the motor and perceptual asymmetry in the genus
Spheniscus, which on the contrary, has been the target of much research in the wild due to …

Geese form long-term pair bonds due to the constant need for cooperation between
partners. During spring migration, mates are assumed to divide roles: females feed more …

There is increasing evidence that inter-individual interaction among conspecifics can cause
population-level lateralization. Male–female and mother–infant dyads of several non-human …

Behavioral handedness is known to enhance an individual's handling capabilities. However,
the ecological advantages in brachyuran crustaceans remain unclear, despite the Ocypode …