Abstract
To determine whether developmental temperatures shape the neuronal composition underlying mate choice, we quantified neuron density across key brain regions in X. multilineatus females reared in high- and low-temperature environments.
Status
Undergraduate
Department
Marine, Freshwater, and Environmental Biology
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Campus
Athens
Faculty Mentor
Molly Morris
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Effects of developmental temperature on neuron density in key regions of the female Xiphophorus multilineatus brain
To determine whether developmental temperatures shape the neuronal composition underlying mate choice, we quantified neuron density across key brain regions in X. multilineatus females reared in high- and low-temperature environments.