Laura Quintana

This study shows that exploration in weakly electric fish is temporally organized through coordinated circadian modulation of electrosensory activity and locomotion.

The paper investigates seasonal plasticity in neuroendocrine mechanisms of territorial aggression in wild teleost fish, finding elevated androgen and estrogen-related gene expression in non-breeding seasons.

The paper quantifies brain and plasma steroids in non-breeding electric fish to explore their role in aggression, finding sex-specific differences and estrogenic involvement.