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Unpin funowl and fix bug in test example.
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ontology: behavior | ||
description: Multimodal behavior ontology | ||
roots: | ||
NeuralPathway: | ||
aliases: | ||
- neural circuit | ||
description: a series of connected neuronal activities where neurons send signals from one part of the brain to another. | ||
children: | ||
DopamineRewardPathway: | ||
aliases: [Dopamine Pathway, Reward Pathway] | ||
description: A neural pathway that, when activated, causes a reward signal to be sent to the brain, via the release of dopamine. | ||
MesolimbicPathway: | ||
aliases: [Mesolimbic Pathway, Mesolimbic Reward Pathway] | ||
description: A neural pathway that, when activated, causes a reward signal to be sent to the brain, via the release of dopamine. | ||
DrosophilaCourtshipNeuralCircuit: | ||
references: | ||
- PMID:23021897 # https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3563961/ | ||
MentalObject: | ||
sources: | ||
- MF | ||
observable: false | ||
description: A mental object is an object that exists in the mind. | ||
children: | ||
Memory: | ||
description: A mental object that involves remembering something. | ||
MentalState: | ||
sources: | ||
- MF | ||
- MFOEM | ||
observable: false | ||
description: A mental state is a state of mind that an organism can be in at a given time. | ||
children: | ||
Perceiving: | ||
description: A mental state that involves perceiving something. | ||
Aggressive: | ||
Hungry: | ||
MentalProcess: | ||
sources: | ||
- MF | ||
observable: false | ||
description: A mental process is a process that an organism can undergo. | ||
children: | ||
Daydreaming: | ||
description: A mental process that involves daydreaming. | ||
Movement: | ||
sources: | ||
- NBO | ||
observable: true | ||
aliases: | ||
- Kinesthetic Behavior | ||
description: "Movement behavior of the body or its parts." | ||
exact_mappings: | ||
- NBO:0000338 | ||
children: | ||
BodyPartMovement: | ||
description: "A change of place or position of part of an organism that does not involve the entire organism [NBO:SMAC]" | ||
WholeBodyMovement: | ||
description: "A change of place or position of an entire organism" | ||
CoordinatedSeriesOfMovements: | ||
description: "A series of movements that are coordinated with each other" | ||
children: | ||
FlappingAppendanges: | ||
description: "A coordinated series of movements involving repeated..." | ||
Dancing: | ||
description: "A coordinated series of movements that are performed in a rhythmic way" | ||
defined_subclasses_by: | ||
objective: | ||
CourtshipDancing: | ||
description: "A coordinated series of movements that are performed in a rhythmic way that is used for courtship" | ||
differentia: Courtship | ||
LocomotoryBehavior: | ||
children: | ||
Walking: | ||
Running: | ||
Swimming: | ||
Flying: | ||
BehavioralObjective: | ||
sources: | ||
- NBO but with rearrangement | ||
children: | ||
Playing: | ||
characteristics: | ||
- InvolvesOtherOrganismsOfSameSpecies | ||
Communication: | ||
#characteristics: | ||
# - InvolvesOtherOrganismsOfSameSpecies | ||
children: | ||
Gesturing: | ||
Vocalizing: | ||
Predation: | ||
characteristics: | ||
- InvolvesOtherOrganisms | ||
Escape: | ||
characteristics: | ||
- InvolvesOtherOrganisms | ||
Submission: | ||
Cannibalism: | ||
Suicide: | ||
Grooming: | ||
sources: | ||
- BCIO | ||
children: | ||
SelfGrooming: | ||
characteristics: | ||
- InvolvesSelfOnly | ||
GroomingOfOthers: | ||
characteristics: | ||
- InvolvesOthers | ||
Killing: | ||
children: | ||
KillingOrganismOfSameSpecies: | ||
children: | ||
KillingOfPersonByPerson: | ||
aliases: | ||
- Homicide | ||
- Murder | ||
SocialObjective: | ||
children: | ||
FinancialObjective: | ||
children: | ||
Payment: | ||
Learning: | ||
sources: | ||
- NBO | ||
Memory: | ||
sources: | ||
- NBO | ||
MultiOrganismProcess: | ||
children: | ||
Predation: | ||
BehaviorPattern: | ||
children: | ||
SmokingPattern: | ||
BehavioralCharacteristic: | ||
children: | ||
InvolvesSelfOnly: | ||
InvolvesOthers: | ||
children: | ||
InvolvesOtherOrganismsOfSameSpecies: | ||
children: | ||
Interpersonal: | ||
defined_classes: | ||
AddictiveBehavior: | ||
type: BehaviorByMentalDisposition | ||
genus: Behavior | ||
disposition: Addiction | ||
DrosophilaCourtshipBehavior: | ||
description: >- | ||
Drosophila males display a complex repertoire of behaviors that have evolved to achieve reproductive success. | ||
This includes following the female, tapping her with his forelegs, | ||
contacting her genitalia with his mouthparts, | ||
singing a species-specific courtship song, and bending his abdomen to copulate [3]. | ||
It is presumed that Drosophila females assess a courting male by ‘summating’ | ||
sensory cues for species type and fitness before sanctioning mating [3]. | ||
A virgin female has the ability to be unreceptive to and resist the courtship of | ||
a Drosophila male by exhibiting rejection behaviors, which include extruding her ovipositor, | ||
kicking, or decamping [3–6]. | ||
If she decides to accept the male, she slows down, ceases rejection behaviors and opens her vaginal plate | ||
for copulation [3]. After successful copulation, mated females become temporarily sexually unreceptive | ||
to further copulatory attempts, increasing their rate of egg-laying (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3563961/) | ||
type: BehaviorByNeuralCircuit | ||
genus: ... |
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