innate behavior造句

• Environment is an important factor in how innate behavior has evolved.
• His laboratory's current focus is to dissect genes and neural circuits underlying innate behaviors.
• Are there any innate behaviors in some people that could explain the conditions they live in?
• This explains the innate behavior of cocking the head to one side when trying to localize a sound precisely.
• Innate behavior is an important and interesting aspect of the biological world that people come into contact with every day.
• So the learned behavioral signal from the mushroom bodies can overrule the innate behavior signal emanating from the lateral horn.
• An interest in innate behaviors arose again in the 1950s with Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaas Tinbergen, who made the distinction between instinct and learned behaviors.
• In a 2000 article entitled " The Muslim Ummah will never submit to the Jews ", Hizb ut-Tahrir lamented what it saw as the innate behavior of Jews:
• "fruitless " serves as an example of how a gene or a group of genes may regulate the development and / or function of neurons involved in innate behavior.
• Despite the intrigue of the sport, some animal rights activists decry the pastime as an unnatural harnessing of an innate behavior _ even if the bird is bred in captivity.
• It has been suggested that osteophagy is an innate behavior that allows animals to supplement their phosphorus and calcium uptake in order to avoid the costly effects of deficiencies in these minerals.
• The brainstem regions that the central nucleus connects to are responsible for controlling  expression of innate behaviors and associated physiological responses .  The central nucleus also has three subnuclei : lateral, capsular, and medial.
• However, research on The Mental and Social Life of Babies suggested that the " parent-infant system, " rather than a bond between biologically related individuals, is an evolved fit between innate behavior patterns of all human infants and equally evolved responses of human adults to those infant behaviors.
• Beyond obvious differences in reproductive organs and far more contentious claims of differences in innate behavior or skills _ with men billed as aggressive, competitive bison-hunter types who do well in mathematics, and women portrayed as the more cooperative gatherer types with a flair for language _ researchers have noticed a wide range of other, subtler variations.