Crustacean Models of Aggression
Crustacean Models of Aggression
This chapter begins with a brief discussion of the factors that make crustaceans an excellent model for the study of aggressive behavior. It then discusses the natural contexts of aggression, aggression in development, aggressive behavior, dominance hierarchy formation, hormonal control of aggressive behavior, and neural mechanisms of aggressive behavior.
Keywords: crustaceans, aggressive behavior, models, neural mechanisms, dominance hierarchy formation, hormonal control
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