Partnership to achieve common goals is an example of social action. When it geared towards achieving a high level quality life, complex dynamic and therefore interest researchers. This study explores the associative phenomenon from perspective two dimensions (which define quality-of-life paradigm), namely society lifestyles (according Mărginean Precupețu’s vision, 2011), but also community life...

Isolating-Monocategorial-Associational (IMA) Language is language with the following three properties: (a) morphologically isolating, without word-internal morphological structure; (b) syntactically monocategorial, without distinct syntactic categories; and (c) semantically associational, without distinct construction-specific semantic rules, compositional semantics relying instead on the assoc...

Despite the ubiquity of ontogenetic niche shifts, their drivers and consequences are poorly understood. Different nutritional requirements and stage-specific physiological limitations have often been offered as explanations for these life history features, but emerging work has demonstrated that top-down factors may also be important. We studied the roles of predation and associational refuge i...

We have carried out a detailed analysis of the intrinsic connectivity of the Macaca fascicularis monkey hippocampal formation. Here we report findings on the topographical organization of the major connections of the dentate gyrus. Localized anterograde tracer injections were made at various rostrocaudal levels of the dentate gyrus, and we investigated the three-dimensional organization of the ...

Consumer-resource interactions are often influenced by other species in the community, such as when neighbouring plants increase or reduce herbivory to a focal plant (known associational effects). The many studies on effects between and some neighbour have shown that these can vary greatly strength direction. But because almost all of measure from only one two species, we know little about actu...