The article I have selected for this week looks at the crow’s brain recollection of images. Crows can visual retain info due to their brain structure. Do they have working memory/remembering info for tasks of the future? Crows were trained by Andreas Nieder and his University of Tübingen, Germany team. The tasks required images to be recalled in one second after looking at them. Throughout this task, Nieders team recorded six-hundred-sixty-two separate neurons in the nidopallium caudolateral, in which mammalian prefrontal cortex is thought correspond, that involves areas in elevated orders of thought. Neurons looked as though they were encoding and maintaining info about the images during the time delay, in which suggests the area of the brain
