Abstract
Foraging is a canonical decision-making behavior that has likely shaped functional neuroanatomy. Foragers in patchy environments are able to efficiently maximize their food intake by balancing the exploitation of resource patches with exploration for new patches. Making patch-leaving decisions requires the maintenance and integration of multiple forms of information. We have hypothesized that such decisions involve the generation and maintenance of a discrete continuous and abstract decision variable.
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