Unpredictable homeodynamic and ambient constraints on irrational decision making of aneural and neural foragers

Unpredictable homeodynamic and ambient constraints on irrational decision making of aneural and neural foragers

Foraging for nutritional sustenance represents common significant learned/heritable survival strategies evolved for phylum-diverse cellular life on Earth. Unicellular aneural to multicellular neural foragers display conserved rational or irrational decision making depending on outcome predictions fo...

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Veröffentlicht in:The Behavioral and brain sciences 2019, Vol.42, p.e40-e40, Article e40
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Animals
Decision making
Dopamine
Feeding behavior
Food
Foraging behavior
Hypotheses
Life history
Motivation
Noise prediction
Open Peer Commentary
Rationality
Stochastic models
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Decision making
Dopamine
Feeding behavior
Food
Foraging behavior
Hypotheses
Life history
Motivation
Noise prediction
Open Peer Commentary
Rationality
Stochastic models
title Unpredictable homeodynamic and ambient constraints on irrational decision making of aneural and neural foragers
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