Article: Molt-Related and Size-Dependent Differences in the Escape Response and Post-Threat Behavior of the American Lobster, Homarus americanus.

Article: Righting response and escape response in Opsanus ...
The Biological Bulletin;  October 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... temperatures. Righting response and escape response were chosen as measureable reflexes ... the tank, and righting response, escape response, and the ventilation rate were quantified ... attempts; and 0, no attempts). The escape response was quantified by probing and pinching ...

Article: Temperature compensation in the escape response of ...
The Biological Bulletin;  August 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... possible impact, we examined the effects of temperature on the escape response of C. finmarchicus. The response consists of one or more ... force transducer and high-speed video. Parameters of the escape response were examined over a temperature range of 3 to 16[degrees ...

Article: conditioned escape response
The Mosby Medical Encyclopedia;      179 words ...The Mosby Medical Encyclopedia 10-01-1996 conditioned escape response, a reaction that is learned in order to stop or to escape from an unpleasant stimulus. This response may be either conscious ...

Article: Prison's escape response irks Conn. residents
The Boston Globe;  January 3, 1992 ;     700+ words ...Residents and officials of two north-central Connecticut communities are enraged at prison officials following a New Year's Eve escape by a convicted murderer and burglar from the maximum-security prison in Somers. Residents of Somers and Enfield say prison officials failed to follow procedures for

Article: A great escape.(Response)(Letter to the Editor)
Rider;  March 1, 2004 ;     330 words ...A Glimpse of Scotland by Jim Leggett in January's issue gave me an escape for a short while from a snowstorm in Pennsylvania to a place I want to visit more than ever! MARK BRANDT LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA

Article: A study of male and female aggressive responding under conditions ...
The Psychological Record;  September 22, 1996 ;     700+ words ...Research on gender differences in aggressive behavior has been pursued with the assumption that males are more aggressive than females. Consequently, there is little research on female aggression. For behavioral experimentation aggression has been operationally defined as the delivery of an

Article: Georgetown Swimming & Diving To Participate in 2008 Ted Mullin ...
Official College Sports Network;  November 6, 2008 ;     586 words ... ... diving team will participate in the 2008 Ted Mullin Hour of Power Swim Relay for Cancer Research at 5 p.m. at McCarthy Pool in ... world, will be participating in the 2008 Ted Mullin "Hour of Power" swim relay for cancer research, toward the efforts to find a cure ...