Simple Summary In animals undergoing veterinary treatment, including therapeutic,
quarantine and preventative medicine, their physiology and behaviour are derailed from …

The majority of cetacean research suggests a right side/left cerebral hemisphere bias for
processing visuospatial information and a left side/right cerebral hemisphere bias for …

Growing evidence shows a variety of sensorial and motor asymmetries in social and non-
social interactions in various species, indicating a lateralized processing of information by …

Laterality of eye use has been increasingly studied in cetaceans. Research supports that
many cetacean species keep prey on the right side while feeding and preferentially view …

Simple Summary “How do animals perceive the world, and what are they thinking about?”
To approach these questions, a method where animals face a touch screen and work on …

How do bottlenose dolphins visually perceive the space around them? In particular, what
cues do they use as a frame of reference for left–right perception? To address this question …

Behavioural asymmetry, typically referred to as laterality, is widespread among bilaterians
and is often associated with asymmetry in brain structure. However, the influence of sensory …

We implement a new algorithm to model acoustic wave propagation through and around a
dolphin skull, using the k-Wave software package []. The equation of motion is integrated …

The overarching goal of a preventative medicine program is to minimize the chances of
health problems develo** and to maximize the chances of detecting health problems …

Internship programmes have grown in popularity in many academic fields, including marine
mammal science. These programmes provide invaluable opportunities for early-career …