Behavioral and ecological consequences of sex-based differences in gustatory anatomy in Cebus apella

Keyphrases

• Adaptation 8%
• Anterior Tongue 8%
• Behavioral Consequences 100%
• Bud Density 8%
• Cebu 25%
• Cebus Apella 100%
• Consequences of Sex 100%
• Ecological Consequences 100%
• Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy 8%
• Food Preferences 16%
• Food Selection 8%
• Fungiform Papillae 100%
• Gustatory 100%
• High-quality Food 8%
• Homo 8%
• Maternal Investment 16%
• No Significant Difference 8%
• Ontogenetic Development 8%
• Pore Count 8%
• Pore Density 8%
• Primates 8%
• Reproductive Strategy 8%
• Sex Differences 100%
• Sexual Behavior 8%
• Tastants 8%
• Taste Buds 33%
• Taste Receptors 8%
• Taste Sensitivity 16%
• Tongue 8%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Cebus 100%
• Does (Females) 20%
• Food Choice 60%
• Food Quality 20%
• Protocerebrum 20%
• Reproductives 20%
• Scanning Electron Microscope 20%
• Surface Area 40%
• Taste Bud 80%
• Taste Receptor 20%
• Taste Sensitivity 40%
• Tongue 40%

Neuroscience

• Behavior (Neuroscience) 8%
• Fungiform papilla 100%
• Scanning Electron Microscope 8%
• Sensation of Taste 41%
• Taste Bud 33%
• Taste Receptor 8%