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behavioral left-right asymmetry extends to arthropods

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 September 2005

boudewijn adriaan heuts
Affiliation:
swammerdam institute for lifesciences, university of amsterdam, kruislaan 320, 1098sm amsterdam, the netherlands heuts@science.uva.nl tibor.brunt@gmail.com
tibor brunt
Affiliation:
swammerdam institute for lifesciences, university of amsterdam, kruislaan 320, 1098sm amsterdam, the netherlands heuts@science.uva.nl tibor.brunt@gmail.com
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Abstract

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we present behavioral lateralizations of spiders and ants and their probable survival value. they clearly conform to the vertebrate lateralizations reviewed by vallortigara & rogers (v&r) and to earlier arthropod studies. we suggest two complementary reviews: (1) differences in lesion susceptibility and muscle strength between left and right body side, and (2) perceptual biases and predator inspection in invertebrates.

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open peer commentary
Copyright
2005 cambridge university press