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The zebrafish alarm response as embodied semiosis: An approach between enactivism and biosemiotics

2026-06-11

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<p>Mechanistic approaches in behavioral neuroscience often overlook the situated, embodied, and meaning‑generating dimensions of animal behavior. This paper builds a theoretical bridge between enactivism and biosemiotics – two frameworks that place sense‑making at the core of life – and grounds the synthesis in an empirical case: the alarm reaction of zebrafish (Danio rerio). The conspecific alarm substance (CAS)...

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8b5713e8-6c66-5cbe-aeb0-aa1a4c21ccec
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10.31234/osf.io/v3fxd_v1
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