viernes, 17 de junio de 2011
Myriam Solar in AASG: Destruction and cognitive complexity in terrestrial gastropods
The Australian Animal Studies Group Online Gallery & Environmental Futures Centre, Graffith University presents in the 4th Biennial Australian Animal Studies Group Conference, 10-13 July 2011 engaged in Animals People - a Shared Environment , Brisbane(Australia) some of the most exciting new works in Animal Studies emerged from the Fine Arts in the intersection with the biological Science.
The Gallery contains works of more than 40 artists researchers of the world and to visite just click on the thumbnails for each artist and research profile at:
In this event I present " Destruction and cognitive complexity in terrestrial gastropods and human interaction" with a graphic sequence of the process of destruction of the shell of the snail by a predator, the reconstruction of the damaged zone and the cognitive complexity in the flight of the prey to produce a new emergent event: its survival.
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Etiquetas: 4th Biennial AASG 2011, animals people-a shared environment, Australian Animal Studies Group, Complexity art and biology, Myriam Solar:Destruction and cognitive complexity in terrestrial gastropods
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