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Novel visuomotor adaptation paradigm reveals a role of visual cortex in the plasticity of innate behaviors in mice

2026-04-21

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A long-standing hypothesis in sensory neuroscience suggests that the evolutionary expansion of cortex in mammals may contribute to sensory-dependent adaptation by acting on subcortical pathways that drive innate behavior. However, direct experimental evidence is lacking. Taking the visual system as a model, it is known that there is significant interaction between the evolutionarily conserved Superior Colliculus (...

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e7484077-1136-511e-a2fe-18a88797d9b3
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10.64898/2026.04.17.719257
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