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behavioral plasticity

behavioral plasticity Behavioral plasticity is the capacity to change how a behavior is carried out to fit different conditions or constraints in the environment.

Behavioral plasticity is the capacity to change how a behavior is carried out to fit different conditions or constraints in the environment. In this source, it refers to making substantial and precise adjustments to web-building when space is limited.

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Drafting source: Quesada-Hidalgo Rosannette; Eberhard William G; Barrantes Gilbert. Complex behavioral plasticity is not reduced in spiderlings with miniature brains. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0251919; article XML SHA-256 7f76050aa13aa6c330a3b9d58821548452a5cf650b69aa50041a78d83d7a1ac7. “Complex behavioral plasticity is not reduced in spiderlings with miniature brains” (10.1371/journal.pone.0251919).
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