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1.	The Comparison Between Stimulating DM Nucleus Evoked Coo And Spontaneous Coo In Pigeons
2.	Analysis Of Magnetic Elements In Otoliths Of The Macula Lagena In Homing Pigeons With Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry
3.	Decoding Luminance Information From A Population Of The Optic Tectum In Pigeons
4.	The Magnetoreception Mechanism Of Cryptochrome 1 From Domestic Pigeons
5.	Identification Of The Brain Locomotor Regions And Artificial Control Of Behaviors In Freely Moving Pigeons
6.	Information Encoding Mechanism Of Place Cell Functional Network In Goal-directed Behavior Of Pigeons
7.	Study On Reinforcement Learning Of Pigeons' Visual-Behavioral Decision-Making
8.	Construction Of Gamma Subband Functional Network And Turning Behavior Decoding Of Pigeons Based On Synchronous Likelihood
9.	Construction Of Functional Network And Turning Behavior Decoding Of Pigeons Based On Spike Trains
10.	Study On The Differences Of Innate Immune Response Between Two Sub-genotypes Of Newcastle Disease Virus In Both Infected Cells And Pigeons
11.	Research On Dynamic Characteristics Of Functional Network Of Pigeon Hippocampus In Space Memory Task
12.	Synchronization Analysis Of Neural Signals In Collaborative Learning Of Pigeons
13.	System Realization And Experimental Research On Synchronous "brain-brain" Network Construction Of Pigeons
14.	A Comparative Research Of Aging-related NADPH Diaphorase Positivity In The Spinal Cord And Medullary Oblongata Between Pigeon And Murine
15.	A Preliminary Study On The Direct Measuring Method Of The Wing Force Of Pigeons And The Equipment For Collecting The Force On The Plume Axis
16.	Fundamental Study On Biological Mechanism Of Geomagnetic Navigation In Pigeons
17.	Fundamental Study On Biological Mechanism Of Photomagnetical Reception In Pigeons' Retina
18.	Research On Information Transfer And Representation Of Goal Information In Nidopallium Caudolaterale And Hippocampus During Goal-directed Behavior In Pigeons
19.	Study On The Central Mechanism Of Sensing Magnetic Field Information In Cage-raised Budgies And Homing Pigeons
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