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The ability to learn about the signs of variability in space and time is known as time place learning (TPL). To adjust their circadian rhythms, animals use stimuli that change regularly, such as the light-dark cycle, temperature, food availability or even social stimuli. Because light-dark cycle is the most important environmental temporal cue, we asked how a diurnal animal would perform TPL if this...
Animals exhibit activity cycles that repeat over days. The most noteworthy cyclical behaviors are related to forraging, which generally occur at the same times and locations. The synchronization of animal activities via the association of different places at different times for the occurrence of relevant biological events is known as time-place learning (TPL). In the present study, we used zebrafish...
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