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Social and asocial learning in zebrafish are encoded by a shared brain network that is differentially modulated by local activation

2021-10-13

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Group living animals can use social and asocial cues to predict the presence of a reward or a punishment in the environment through associative learning. The degree to which social and asocial learning share the same mechanisms is still a matter of debate, and, so far, studies investigating the neuronal basis of these two types of learning are scarce and have been restricted to primates, including humans, and rode...

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aa7b552b-719a-551e-a6a2-581ed58d6547
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10.1101/2021.10.12.464038
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