Ancient Pterosaurs Took Flight With Surprisingly Small Brains, Study Finds

A new study using advanced fossil imaging reveals that ancient pterosaurs may have mastered flight almost instantly when they ...
IEEE

Cerebellum-Inspired Learning and Control Scheme for Redundant Manipulators at Joint Velocity Level

Abstract: Redundant manipulators, as mechanical equipments imitating human arms, have been applied to various areas in recent years from the perspective of control. Different from pure control ...
Johns Hopkins Medicine

The Pterosaur Rapidly Evolved Flight Abilities, In Contrast to Modern Bird Ancestors, New Study Suggests

New findings add to evidence that enlarged brains seen in modern birds and presumably in their prehistoric ancestors were not the driver of pterosaurs’ ability to achieve flight, says @HopkinsMedicine ...

Flightless ancestor shows brain evolution in pterosaurs and birds took different paths

Flight is a rare skill in the animal world. Among vertebrates, it evolved only three times: in bats, birds, and the ...
Scientific Research Publishing

Cerebellum and Language: Regulation and Application ()

Bai, X.M., He, L.Y. and Cheng, X.L. (2025) Cerebellum and Language: Regulation and Application. Journal of Biosciences and ...
Frontiers

Cerebellar related social and motor behavior in Red Junglefowl selected for high or low fear of humans

AVIAN Behavioral Physiology and Genomics Group, IFM Biology, Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden Domestication involves selection for tameness, which can lead to correlated changes in behavior, ...
Neuroscience News

Shyness May Originate in the Cerebellum

Summary: New research reveals that trait shyness is linked to reduced spontaneous neural activity in the cerebellum, a brain region traditionally associated with motor control but increasingly ...