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Sovrano, Valeria Anna
 Distribuzione geografica
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Continente #
NA - Nord America 10.993
AS - Asia 5.419
EU - Europa 3.752
SA - Sud America 1.410
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili 504
AF - Africa 145
OC - Oceania 24
Totale 22.247
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Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 10.712
SG - Singapore 2.135
IT - Italia 1.418
BR - Brasile 1.109
VN - Vietnam 1.073
CN - Cina 1.070
SE - Svezia 373
RU - Federazione Russa 336
GB - Regno Unito 272
KR - Corea 260
FR - Francia 246
DE - Germania 197
FI - Finlandia 197
UA - Ucraina 195
LV - Lettonia 183
BD - Bangladesh 143
IN - India 133
CA - Canada 126
JP - Giappone 115
AR - Argentina 112
HK - Hong Kong 101
ID - Indonesia 93
MX - Messico 79
IQ - Iraq 58
EC - Ecuador 55
ZA - Sudafrica 54
NL - Olanda 51
ES - Italia 48
AT - Austria 43
CO - Colombia 43
PL - Polonia 41
JO - Giordania 38
BG - Bulgaria 37
TR - Turchia 34
AU - Australia 24
PY - Paraguay 23
VE - Venezuela 23
PK - Pakistan 20
MA - Marocco 19
CL - Cile 18
CH - Svizzera 16
JM - Giamaica 16
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 15
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 15
TH - Thailandia 15
UZ - Uzbekistan 15
CR - Costa Rica 14
PE - Perù 14
SA - Arabia Saudita 14
IE - Irlanda 12
PT - Portogallo 12
TW - Taiwan 12
DZ - Algeria 11
EG - Egitto 11
HN - Honduras 11
TN - Tunisia 11
MU - Mauritius 10
MY - Malesia 10
PH - Filippine 10
RO - Romania 10
LT - Lituania 9
UY - Uruguay 9
BE - Belgio 8
IR - Iran 8
IL - Israele 7
KZ - Kazakistan 7
DO - Repubblica Dominicana 6
KE - Kenya 6
TT - Trinidad e Tobago 6
AZ - Azerbaigian 5
GT - Guatemala 5
NO - Norvegia 5
NP - Nepal 5
PA - Panama 5
DK - Danimarca 4
HU - Ungheria 4
KW - Kuwait 4
NI - Nicaragua 4
BH - Bahrain 3
BY - Bielorussia 3
GR - Grecia 3
HR - Croazia 3
KG - Kirghizistan 3
KH - Cambogia 3
NG - Nigeria 3
SC - Seychelles 3
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BO - Bolivia 2
BW - Botswana 2
CI - Costa d'Avorio 2
ET - Etiopia 2
LB - Libano 2
MK - Macedonia 2
OM - Oman 2
PR - Porto Rico 2
RS - Serbia 2
SK - Slovacchia (Repubblica Slovacca) 2
UG - Uganda 2
AD - Andorra 1
AG - Antigua e Barbuda 1
Totale 21.718
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Città #
Ashburn 1.409
San Jose 901
Singapore 806
Fairfield 696
Dallas 530
Chandler 466
Trento 439
Jacksonville 387
Woodbridge 362
Ho Chi Minh City 336
Houston 301
Seattle 291
Santa Clara 290
Columbus 286
Council Bluffs 281
Wilmington 261
Seoul 250
Cambridge 248
Beijing 236
Hanoi 235
Los Angeles 198
Riga 182
Phoenix 173
New York 168
San Mateo 154
Lauterbourg 152
Ann Arbor 150
Moscow 144
Milan 130
Princeton 117
São Paulo 117
Hefei 111
St Louis 105
Chicago 99
Boardman 94
Rome 88
Helsinki 86
Buffalo 76
Hong Kong 74
Munich 72
Orem 71
The Dalles 68
Da Nang 60
Tokyo 56
London 55
San Diego 49
North Bergen 46
Redondo Beach 46
Rio de Janeiro 46
Turku 45
Haiphong 44
Jakarta 41
Montreal 41
Mexico City 39
Atlanta 37
Denver 37
Philadelphia 37
Brooklyn 36
Johannesburg 36
Paris 36
Sofia 36
Falls Church 31
San Francisco 31
Warsaw 31
Chennai 30
Dong Ket 30
Lawrence 30
Dearborn 29
Naples 28
Manchester 27
Toronto 27
Riverside 26
Shenzhen 26
Brasília 23
Stockholm 23
Bologna 22
Secaucus 22
Toyonaka 22
Verona 22
Hải Dương 21
Mumbai 21
San Paolo di Civitate 21
Frankfurt am Main 20
Salt Lake City 20
Baghdad 19
Florence 19
Guayaquil 19
Ninh Bình 19
Porto Alegre 19
Boston 18
Campinas 18
Guangzhou 18
Washington 18
Biên Hòa 17
Can Tho 17
Dundee 17
Poplar 17
Charlotte 16
Quito 16
Dhaka 15
Totale 13.328
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Nome #
Working memory and reference memory tests of spatial navigation in mice (Mus musculus) 513
Taratura di un esame neuropsicologico breve. Dati preliminari 502
Altered Brain Lateralization in Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Evidence from Zebrafish Exposed to Valproic Acid 261
Uncovering spatial learning skills of non-nomadic tortoises: Use of environmental geometry and landmark for reorientation 249
Boundary primacy in spatial mapping: Evidence from zebrafish (Danio rerio) 230
Tortoises in front of mirrors: Brain asymmetries and lateralized behaviours in the tortoise (Testudo hermanni) 226
Discrimination of small quantities by fish (redtail splitfin, Xenotoca eiseni) 221
Advantages in exploring a new environment with the left eye in lizards 220
Extra-visual systems in the spatial reorientation of Cavefish 211
A Detour Task in Four Species of Fishes 210
From natural geometry to spatial cognition 204
Looking at a predator with the left or right eye: Asymmetry of response in lizards 203
Disrupted Brain Lateralization in Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Insights from Zebrafish and Valproic Acid Exposure 193
How ecology could affect cerebral lateralization for explorative behaviour in Lizards 191
The Ebbinghaus illusion in a fish (Xenotoca eiseni) 190
Eye use during viewing a reflection: behavioural lateralisation in zebrafish larvae 186
Animal's use of landmarks and metric information to reorient: Effects of size of experimental space 185
Quantity discrimination by zebrafish (Danio rerio) 184
Navigation by environmental geometry: the use of zebrafish as a model 180
Learning of geometry and features in bumblebees (Bombus terrestris) 179
The Environmental Geometry in Spatial Learning by Zebrafish (Danio rerio) 173
Brain and Behavioral Asymmetry: A Lesson From Fish 172
Micromolar Valproic Acid Doses Preserve Survival and Induce Molecular Alterations in Neurodevelopmental Genes in Two Strains of Zebrafish Larvae 171
Il comportamento degli animali. Evoluzione, cognizione e benessere 169
Reorientation ability in redtail splitfin (Xenotoca eiseni): role of environmental shape, rearing in group and exposure time 168
Exploring Categorical Learning in Fish: Semantic Discrimination of Visual Stimuli in Danio rerio and Xenotoca eiseni 167
Spatial Reorientation by Geometry in Bumblebees 167
Extra-visual use of spatial-geometry in zebrafish remains unaffected after pharmacological ablation of the lateral line 165
A note on asymmetric use of the forelimbs during feeding in the European green toad (Bufo viridis) 165
Animal lateralization and social recognition: quails use their left visual hemifield when approaching a companion and their right visual hemifield when approaching a stranger 164
Exposure to agricultural pesticide impairs visual lateralization in a larval coral reef fish 163
Navigation as a source of geometric knowledge: Young children's use of length, angle, distance, and direction in a reorientation task 163
Conjoining information from different modules: a comparative perspective 162
Distinct and combined responses to environmental geometry and features in a working-memory reorientation task in rats and chicks 161
The geometry as an eyed fish feels it in spontaneous and rewarded spatial reorientation tasks 160
Animal cognition 159
How fish do geometry in large and in small spaces 157
Processing of visual hierarchical stimuli by fish (Xenotoca eiseni) 157
The role of learning and environmental geometry in landmark-based spatial reorientation of fish (Xenotoca eiseni) 157
The object permanence in detour behaviors of marine and freshwater fishes 156
Neurons in the Dorso-Central Division of Zebrafish Pallium Respond to Change in Visual Numerosity 151
Motor asymmetries in fishes, amphibians, and reptiles 149
Frogs and toads in front of a mirror: Lateralisation of response to social stimuli in tadpoles of five anuran species 148
Investigating the Neural bases of quantity estimation in zebrafish 148
"Classifying-together" phenomenon in fish (Xenotoca eiseni): Simultaneous exposure to visual stimuli impairs subsequent discrimination learning 147
Separate geometric and non-geometric modules for spatial reorientation: evidence from a lopsided animal brain 146
Modularity and spatial reorientation in a simple mind: encoding of geometric and nongeometric properties of a spatial environment by fish 146
The Geometric World of Fishes: A Synthesis on Spatial Reorientation in Teleosts 145
Spatial reorientation: The effects of space size on the encoding of landmark and geometry information 144
Lateralization in spatial orientation and self-recognition in tortoises (Testudo hermanni) 144
Frogs and toads in front of a mirror: Lateralisation of response to social stimuli in tadpoles of five anuran species 143
The Müller-Lyer illusion in the teleost fish Xenotoca eiseni 143
Roots of brain specializations: Preferential left-eye use during mirror- image inspection in six species of teleost fish 143
The Geometric World of Fishes: A Synthesis on Spatial Reorientation in Teleosts 143
Visual lateralisation in quails (Coturnix coturnix) 142
Perception of subjective contours in fish 142
Brain asymmetry (animal) 142
A sense-linkage for metric and landmark information in animals’ spatial reorientation 141
Lines of fish selected for opposite direction of lateralization show consistency of left-right asymmetry among different behavioural tasks 141
Consistency among different tasks of left-right asymmetries in lines of fish originally selected for opposite direction of lateralization in a detour task 140
Response to change in the number of visual stimuli in zebrafish: A behavioural and molecular study 140
Fish are sensitive to expansion-contraction colour effects 139
A neural path for visual discrimination of magnitudes in zebrafish 138
Precise endogenous control of involvement of right and left visual structures in assessment by zebrafish 136
Doing Socrates experiment right: controlled rearing studies of geometrical knowledge in animals 135
Lateralization of response to social stimuli in fishes: a comparison between different methods and species 133
Visual discrimination and amodal completion in zebrafish 133
Lizards and tortoises show evidence of low inhibitory control 133
Effects of rearing in environments of different geometry on spatial reorientation in redtail splitfins fish (Xenotoca eiseni) 130
Mosquitofish display differential left- and right-eye use during mirror-image scrutiny and predator-inspection responses 130
Independent effects of geometry and landmark in a spontaneous reorientation task: A study of two species of fish 128
Inhibitory control in reptiles 127
Processing of visual hierarchical stimuli by fish (Xenotoca eiseni) 127
Lateralized fish perform better than nonlateralized fish in spatial reorientation tasks 127
Visual lateralization in response to familiar and unfamiliar stimuli in fish 127
Dissecting the geometric module: the association of metric and landmark information with sense in animals' spatial reorientation 127
Learning by doing: The use of distance, corners and length in rewarded geometric tasks by Zebrafish (Danio Rerio) 127
Modeling autism spectrum disorders in zebrafish: social deficits, visual lateralization and cerebral asymmetry 126
The sense of number in fish, with particular reference to its neurobiological bases 126
Quantity as a Fish Views It: Behavior and Neurobiology 123
The encoding of geometry in bumblebees 122
Proto-arithmetic abilities in zebrafish (Danio rerio) 121
Numerical discrimination by fish (Redtails splitfin Xenotoca eiseni) 121
Role of suprachiasmatic nuclei in circadian and light-entrained behavioural rhythms of lizards. 121
La cognizione animale: due principi, un corollario e un problema aperto nello studio delle 'altre menti' 120
A Comparison of Detour Behaviors in Some Marine and Freshwater Fish Species 119
Recognition of partly occluded objects by fish 119
Influence of exposure in ovo to different light wavelengths on the lateralization of social response in zebrafish larvae 119
The Ebbinghaus illusion in a fish (Xenotoca eiseni) 118
Fish Reorient Specifically by Distance Relationships in the 3D Surface layout 118
What can fish brain tell us about visual perception? 118
Valproic acid alters social visual lateralization and asymmetric gene expression in zebrafish larvae 117
A detour task in four species of fishes 117
Discrimination of numerical quantities by zebrafish 114
Exploring the sense of number in zebrafish: a neurobiological approach 114
Spatial cognition: Bumblebees in a rectangular arena 114
Ordinal counting by zebrafish 111
Animals’ reorientation by geometric and landmark information 109
Neurons in the dorso-central pallium of zebrafish respond to change in visual numerosity. 106
Does preferential visual hemifield use allow inferring the emotional state of birds? The examples of Quails and Ravens 106
Totale 15.838
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Categoria #
all - tutte 79.106
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 1.528
Totale 80.634
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Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2021/2022870 0 0 0 82 20 34 75 207 49 116 135 152
2022/20231.064 187 136 6 152 113 147 3 76 141 24 63 16
2023/2024527 31 37 36 18 37 79 42 56 11 38 44 98
2024/20253.557 23 22 94 396 98 243 76 109 207 1.037 784 468
2025/20269.614 759 466 1.324 1.955 864 500 1.391 234 651 787 399 284
2026/20272.801 322 530 1.191 758 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totale 22.247