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Many vertebrates present behavioural asymmetries (i.e. functional and/or structural specializations of left and right sides of the brain); however, evidence for arthropods is scarce. Some behavioural asymmetries can be correlated with morphology. A better understanding of behavioural asymmetries would be a crucial step to understand the evolution of brain asymmetries. Here, we investigated behavioural...
Preferential flow path connectivity is generally cited to explain scaling effects in hydraulic properties [Hsieh, P.A., 1998. Scale effects in fluid flow through fractured geological media, Scale dependence and scale invariance in hydrology. Cambridge University Press, pp. 335–353; Illman, W.A., in press. Strong evidence of directional permeability scale effect in fractured rock. Journal of Hydrology]...
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