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Ewert, J.-P. & IWF (Institut für den Wissenschaftlichen Film, Göttingen). Voice-Over: English.

If you scan this QR code with the QR app of your smartphone, or click the URL, you’re directed to an internet TIB|AV-Portal, which allows you to watch three English versions of movies about the visually guided prey-catching and threat-avoidance behaviors in toads and the underlying neurophysiological processes.

A1: Image Processing in the Visual System of the Common Toad: Behavior, Brain Function, Artificial Neuronal Net (No.: C1805). https://av.tib.eu/media/15148

This weblink refers to the movie dealing with: Image processing in the toad’s visual system from behavior to brain function, which is explained by a global model (“window hypothesis”) and simulated by an artificial neuronal net that—in an experimental platform of neuroengineering—advises a robot to select and pick out different objects moving on a conveyor belt.

A2: Gestalt Perception in the Common Toad-1: Innate Prey Recognition (No.: C1430). https://av.tib.eu/media/15241

This weblink refers to the movie dealing with: Species-specific prey-selection in the common toad with reference to the “worm” vs. “anti-worm” discrimination and its invariance under changes of other stimulus parameters, such as object motion, movement pattern, shift of retinal image (induced movement), direction of movement, background contrast, and background texture.

A3: Gestalt Perception in the Common Toad-2: Modification of Prey Recognition by Learning (No.: C1431). https://av.tib.eu/media/15242

The weblink refers to the movie dealing with: Modification of species-specific prey selection in common toads by learning, such as visual/olfactory associative learning, visual/visual (hand-feeding) associative learning and non-associative learning (stimulus-specific habituation).