Kabai, P. Citation data
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Kabai P. & Bakk J. (2007) Development of Myopia. Letter to the Editor, Ophthalmology (in press)
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Zachar G, Schrott A, Kabai P. (2007) Context-dependent prey avoidance in chicks persists following complete telencephalectomy. Submitted to Brain Research Bulletin.
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Schrott A. and Kabai P. (2007) ABCD: a functional database for the avian brain. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, in press
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Kabai P. (2007) Androgenic alopecia may have evolved to protect men from prostate cancer by increasing skin exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Medical Hypothesis (in press)
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Nagy K, Schrott A, Kabai P. (2007) Possible influence of neighbours on stereotypic behaviour in horses. Appl Anim Behav Sci. In Press. doi:10.1016/j.applanim.2007.06.006
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Peter Kabai, Michael G. Stewart, József Tarcali and András Csillag. (2004). Inhibiting effect of D1, but not D2 antagonist administered to the striatum on retention of passive avoidance in the chick. Neurobiol Learn Mem. 81(2):155-8.

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    Dorsal hippocampal dopamine receptors are involved in mediating ethanol state-dependent memory
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    Influence of intracerebroventricular administration of dopaminergic drugs on morphine state-dependent memory in the step-down passive avoidance test
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    Present status and future possibilities of adjuvant pharmacotherapy for aphasia
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    D-2 but not D-1 dopamine receptor stimulation augments brain signaling involving arachidonic acid in unanesthetized rats
    PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 180 (4): 735-742 AUG 2005
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    The effects of the dopamine D1 receptor antagonist SCH23390 on memory reconsolidation following reminder-activated retrieval in day-old chicks
    NEUROBIOLOGY OF LEARNING AND MEMORY 83 (2): 104-112 MAR 2005
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    Facilitation of serotonergic activity and amnesia in rats caused by intravenous anesthetics
    ANESTHESIOLOGY 102 (3): 616-623 MAR 2005
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Sakai S, Yanagihara S, Kabai P, et al. Predisposed visual memory of shapes in quail chicks ZOOL SCI 17 (8): 1045-1051 NOV 2000

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    Neural correlates of the proximity and quantity of anticipated food rewards in the ventral striatum of domestic chicks
    EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 22 (6): 1502-1512 SEP 2005
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    The mind through chick eyes: Memory, cognition and anticipation
    ZOOL SCI 20 (4): 395-408 APR 2003
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Kabai P, Liker A, Csillag A Methamphetamine-induced stereotypies in newly-hatched decerebrated domestic chicks NEUROCHEM RES 24 (12): 1563-1569 DEC 1999

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    Inhibiting effect of D1, but not D2 antagonist administered to the striatum on retention of passive avoidance in the chick
    NEUROBIOL LEARN MEM 81 (2): 155-158 MAR 2004
  3. Karakuyu, D. (2003) Dopaminergic and Serotonergic Modulation of Working Memory. Thesei
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Mezey S, Szekely AD, Bourne RC, et al. Changes in binding to muscarinic and nicotinic cholinergic receptors in the chick telencephalon, following passive avoidance learning NEUROSCI LETT 270 (2): 75-78 JUL 30 1999

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    The light and electron microscopic characterisation of identified striato-ventrotegmental projection neurons in the domestic chick (Gallus domesticus)
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Lefebvre L, Gaxiola A, Dawson S, et al. Feeding innovations and forebrain size in Australasian birds BEHAVIOUR 135: 1077-1097 Part 8-9 DEC 1998

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    WILSON BULLETIN 116 (2): 119-133 JUN 2004
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    EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY RESEARCH 6 (6): 833-842 OCT 2004
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    Brains, innovations and evolution in birds and primates
    BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 63 (4): 233-246 2004
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    A comparative analysis of social play in birds
    BEHAVIOUR 140: 1091-1115 Part 8-9 AUG-SEP 2003
  17. Reader SM
    Innovation and social learning: individual variation and brain evolution
    ANIMAL BIOLOGY 53 (2): 147-158 SEP 2003
  18. Salewski V, Bairlein F, Leisler B
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    BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY 14 (4): 493-502 JUL 2003
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    A model for tool-use traditions in primates: implications for the coevolution of culture and cognition
    JOURNAL OF HUMAN EVOLUTION 44 (6): 645-664 JUN 2003
  20. Henrich J, McElreath R
    The evolution of cultural evolution
    EVOLUTIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY 12 (3): 123-135 2003
  21. Nicolakakis N, Sol D, Lefebvre L
    Behavioural flexibility predicts species richness in birds, but not extinction risk
    ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 65: 445-452 Part 3 MAR 2003
  22. Lefebvre L, Nicolakakis N, Boire D
    Tools and brains in birds
    BEHAVIOUR 139: 939-973 Part 7 JUL 2002
  23. Pfeffer K, Fritz J, Kotrschal K
    Hormonal correlates of being an innovative greylag goose, - Anser anser
    ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 63: 687-695 Part 4 APR 2002
  24. Sol D, Timmermans S, Lefebvre L
    Behavioural flexibility and invasion success in birds
    ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 63: 495-502 Part 3 MAR 2002
  25. Reader SM, Laland KN
    Social intelligence, innovation, and enhanced brain size in primates
    PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 99 (7): 4436-4441 APR 2 2002
  26. Reader SM, Nover D, Lefebvre L
    Locale-specific sugar packet opening by Lesser Antillean Bullfinches in Barbados
    JOURNAL OF FIELD ORNITHOLOGY 73 (1): 82-85 WIN 2002
  27. Reader SM, Laland KN
    Primate innovation: Sex, age and social rank differences
    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRIMATOLOGY 22 (5): 787-805 OCT 2001
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    Do big-brained animals play more? Comparative analyses of play and relative brain size in mammals
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  29. Webster SJ, Lefebvre L
    Problem solving and neophobia in a columbiform-passeriform assemblage in Barbados
    ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 62: 23-32 Part 1 JUL 2001
  30. Iwaniuk AN, Nelson JE
    A comparative analysis of relative brain size in waterfowl (Anseriformes)
    BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 57 (2): 87-97 FEB 2001
  31. McLean AN
    Cognitive abilities - the result of selective pressures on food acquisition?
    APPLIED ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR SCIENCE 71 (3): 241-258 MAR 2 2001
  32. Nicolakakis N, Lefebvre L
    Forebrain size and innovation rate in European birds: Feeding, nesting and confounding variables
    BEHAVIOUR 137: 1415-1429 Part 11 NOV 2000
  33. Timmermans S, Lefebvre L, Boire D, et al.
    Relative size of the hyperstriatum ventrale is the best predictor of feeding innovation rate in birds
    BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 56 (4): 196-203 OCT 2000
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    Patterns of flock size, diet, and vigilance of naturalized Monk Parakeets in Hyde Park, Chicago
    CONDOR 102 (4): 848-854 NOV 2000
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    Behavioural flexibility predicts invasion success in birds introduced to New Zealand
    OIKOS 90 (3): 599-605 SEP 2000
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Vadasz C, Sziraki I, Sasvari M, et al. Analysis of the mesotelencephalic dopamine system by quantitative-trait locus introgression NEUROCHEM RES 23 (11): 1337-1354 NOV 1998

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Kabai P, Kovach JK Unconditional discrimination as a paradigm for investigating visual processing in the avian brainstem ACTA BIOL HUNG 48 (1): 9-14 1997

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Davies DC, Csillag A, Szekely AD, Kabai P. Efferent connections of the domestic chick archistriatum: A Phaseolus lectin anterograde tracing study J COMP NEUROL 389 (4): 679-693 DEC 29 1997

  1. A novel basal ganglia pathway forms a loop linking a vocal learning circuit with its dopaminergic input
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    NEUROSCIENCE 144 (2): 645-653 JAN 19 2007
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    Nucleus accumbens subregions: hodological and immunohistochemical study in the domestic chick (Gallus domesticus)
    CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 327 (2): 221-230 FEB 2007
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    EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 24 (9): 2631-2642 NOV 2006
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    Localized lesions of arcopallium intermedium of the lateral forebrain caused a handling-cost aversion in the domestic chick performing a binary choice task
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