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Instinktverhalten durch Stammhirnreizung bei Hühnern - 4. Verhalten gegen Artgenossen
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| Title | Instinktverhalten durch Stammhirnreizung bei Hühnern - 4. Verhalten gegen Artgenossen |
| Alternative Title | Instinctive Behaviour as a Result of Stimulation of the Brainstem in Domestic Fowl - 4. Behaviour towards Members of the Same Species |
| Author |
Holst, Erich von
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| License |
No Open Access License: German copyright law applies. This film may be used for your own use but it may not be distributed via the internet or passed on to external parties. |
| DOI | 10.3203/IWF/D-848 |
| IWF Signature | D 848 |
| Publisher | IWF (Göttingen) |
| Release Date | 1962 |
| Language | Silent film |
| Producer |
Erich von Holst
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Technical Metadata
| IWF Technical Data | Film, 16 mm, 56 m ; SW, 5 1/2 min |
Content Metadata
| Subject Area | Life Sciences, Medicine, Psychology |
| Abstract |
Demonstration verschiedener, gegen Artgenossen gerichteter Verhaltensweisen des Haushuhns: "Kratzfuß" oder "Übersprungpicken". Auslösung durch elektrische Reizung von Stammhirnarealen. Abhängigkeit der ausgelösten Reaktion von Stromstärke und Lokalisation der Reizsonde. Demonstration of different behaviour patterns among members of the same species in the hen: scratch foot or picking as displacement activities. Triggering by electric stimulation of the brainstem. Voltage level and location of the stimulus as parameters for reaction patterns. |
| Keywords |
Haushuhn Gallus gallus domesticus Neurophysiologie / Methoden Tierflucht Verhaltensforschung / Methoden Stammhirnreizung Instinktverhalten / Stammhirnreizung Hirn / Hirnreizung Gehirn / Physiologie experimentelle Verhaltensforschung / Aves experimental behaviour research / Aves neurophysiology / methods brain / physiology brain / brain stimulation instinctive behaviour / stimulation of the brainstem ethology / methods flight, animal Gallus gallus domesticus domestic fowl |
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