Can coyotes be conditioned to not like the taste of sheep?
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Coyotes can be conditioned to dislike the taste of sheep through a process called conditioned taste aversion (CTA). CTA works by giving coyotes lithium chloride laced bait, which causes them to experience illness and vomiting. Their brain associates the taste of the bait with the negative effects, so they learn to avoid similar tastes like sheep in the future.
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Key Topics Covered
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- 2. CTA (Conditioned Taste Aversion)
- 3. The Brain Stem www.rainbowrehab.com/ news/articles/bbstem.shtml
- 4. Nerve messages are sent from the tongue to the Medulla of the Brain Stem Nerve messages are sent from the Brain Stem to an area beneath the forebrain and from there the messages go to the Primary Somatic Sensory Cortex. It is in the Primary Somatic Sensory Cortex where taste is detected. biology.clc.uc.edu/ courses/bio105/nervous.htm
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