Simple Summary The study of the neurobiological basis of spatial cognition has been
demonstrated to be one of the most exciting, successful, and productive research fields in …

Despite increasing evidence of its involvement in several key functions of the cerebral
cortex, the vestibular sense rarely enters our consciousness. Indeed, the extent to which …

When an animal moves through the world, its brain receives a stream of information about
the body's translational velocity from motor commands and sensory feedback signals. These …

Spatial learning in teleost fish requires an intact telencephalon, a brain region that contains
putative analogues to components of the mammalian limbic system (for example …

Conventional approaches to studying fish kinematics pose a great challenge for the real‐
time monitoring of fish motion kinematics. Here, a multifunctional fish‐wearable data …

To track and control self-location, animals integrate their movements through space.
Representations of self-location are observed in the mammalian hippocampal formation, but …

Spatial memory in vertebrates requires brain regions homologous to the mammalian
hippocampus. Between vertebrate clades, however, these regions are anatomically distinct …

For navigation, animals use a robust internal compass. Compass navigation is crucial for
long-distance migrating animals like monarch butterflies, which use the sun to navigate over …

Flexible map** between activity in sensory systems and movement parameters is a
hallmark of motor control. This flexibility depends on the continuous comparison of short …

Navigation is one of the most fundamental cognitive skills for the survival of fish, the largest
vertebrate class, and almost all other animal classes. Space encoding in single neurons is a …