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Garrett Milliken

College of Charleston

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Department Of Psychology

NoneGarrett Milliken is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at College of Charleston.

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neuroscience avian biology animal behavior comparative psychology psychology mammalian biology animal science primate behavior behavioral sciences motor control experimental psychology adult squirrel monkeys ring-tailed lemur lemur catta evolutionary biology neurophysiology animal cognition primatology movement representations primary motor cortex stroke central nervous system neural circuits systems neuroscience pattern formation neurorehabilitation movement disorders vertebrate paleontology ethology zoology livestock science developmental cognitive neuroscience brain stimulation cortical remodeling motor systems sex differences morphological evidence ecophysiology comparative test avian locomotion skilled performance breeding behavior rodent ecology wildlife ecology movement ecology rehabilitative training neural substrates motor recovery ischemic infarct repetitive motor training behavioral experience adaptive plasticity neuronal injury primate motor cortex lateralized behavior ruffed lemur

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Laterality (Handedness). (2022)

Distal Forelimb Representations in Primary Motor Cortex Are Redistributed After Forelimb Restriction: A Longitudinal Study in Adult Squirrel Monkeys. Journal of Neurophysiology (2012)

Garrett W. MillikenErik J. PlautzRandolph J. Nudo

avian biologydistal forelimb representationsadult squirrel monkeysmotor controlforelimb restrictionneuroscienceneurophysiologyprimary motor cortex

Reach and Posture Hand Preferences During Arboreal Feeding in Sifakas (Propithecus Sp.): A Test of the Postural Origins Theory of Behavioral Lateralization.. Journal of comparative psychology (2005)

Garrett W. MillikenGina FerraKyle S. KraiterCourtney L. Ross

kinesiologyavian biologyanimal behaviorposture hand preferencesanimal cognitionskilled performancebehavioral lateralizationbehavioral sciencesavian locomotionarboreal feedingmammalian biologycomparative psychologyprimate behaviorpsychologypostural origins theorycomparative testhuman movementpropithecus sp

Abstracts of Presentations of the Twenty‐Third Annual Meeting of the American Society of Primatologists. American Journal of Primatology (2000)

G MillikenG FerraK KraiterS MallardC RossM MinahanM BeranT MuellerH KaplanS GangestadJ LancasterK NekarisC BuzzellT NicholsonJ LockardJ HaL ParrF De WaalW HopkinsI PhanM JorgensenT RegisterJ ClineC ShivelyM O'sullivanM AdamsC CarlsonL ZhangJ WagnerC LewisL Wilkinson

twenty-third annual meetingprimatologycommunication

Effects of Repetitive Motor Training on Movement Representations in Adult Squirrel Monkeys: Role of Use Versus Learning. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory (2000)

Erik J. PlautzGarrett W. MillikenRandolph J. Nudo

avian biologyadult squirrel monkeysneurosciencerepetitive motor trainingmovement representationsmotor control

Somatosensory and Motor Representations in Cerebral Cortex of a Primitive Mammal (Monodelphis Domestica): A Window Into the Early Evolution of Sensorimotor Cortex. The Journal of Comparative Neurology (2000)

Shawn B. FrostGarrett W. MillikenErik J. PlautzR. Bruce MastertonRandolph J. Nudo

cerebral cortexmotor representationsneuroscienceearly evolutionanimal sciencesensorimotor cortexmammalian biologyneuroanatomyprimitive mammal

Adaptive Plasticity in Primate Motor Cortex as a Consequence of Behavioral Experience and Neuronal Injury. Seminars in Neuroscience (1997)

Randolph J. NudoErik J. PlautzGarrett W. Milliken

primate motor cortexsystems neuroscienceadaptive plasticityneuronal injuryneuroscienceprimate behaviorbehavioral experienceneurophysiology

Neural Substrates for the Effects of Rehabilitative Training on Motor Recovery After Ischemic Infarct. Science (1996)

Randolph J. NudoBirute M. WiseFrank SiFuentesGarrett W. Milliken

brain stimulationmotor recoverystrokerehabilitative trainingneuroscienceischemic infarctrehabilitationneural substrates

Reorganization of Movement Representations in Primary Motor Cortex Following Focal Ischemic Infarcts in Adult Squirrel Monkeys. Journal of Neurophysiology (1996)

cortical remodelingneurorehabilitationadult squirrel monkeysneurosciencecentral nervous systemmovement disordersmotor systemsmovement representationsneurologymotor controlprimary motor cortexneural circuits

Analysis of Lateralized Components of Feeding Behavior in the Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur Catta).. Journal of comparative psychology (1995)

Allyson J. BennettJeannette P. WardGarrett W. MillikenDonna K. Stafford

developmental biologywildlife ecologyavian biologylivestock sciencering-tailed lemuranimal behaviorbreeding behaviorneuroscienceanimal sciencerodent ecologylateralized componentsphysiologymammalian biologyprimate behaviorlemur cattamovement ecologybiomechanics

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Garrett Milliken

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

NoneGarrett Milliken is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Garrett Milliken

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Laterality (Handedness). (2022)

Distal Forelimb Representations in Primary Motor Cortex Are Redistributed After Forelimb Restriction: A Longitudinal Study in Adult Squirrel Monkeys. Journal of Neurophysiology (2012)

Garrett W. MillikenErik J. PlautzRandolph J. Nudo

avian biologydistal forelimb representationsadult squirrel monkeysmotor controlforelimb restrictionneuroscienceneurophysiologyprimary motor cortex

Garrett W. MillikenGina FerraKyle S. KraiterCourtney L. Ross

Abstracts of Presentations of the Twenty‐Third Annual Meeting of the American Society of Primatologists. American Journal of Primatology (2000)

twenty-third annual meetingprimatologycommunication

Effects of Repetitive Motor Training on Movement Representations in Adult Squirrel Monkeys: Role of Use Versus Learning. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory (2000)

Erik J. PlautzGarrett W. MillikenRandolph J. Nudo

avian biologyadult squirrel monkeysneurosciencerepetitive motor trainingmovement representationsmotor control

Shawn B. FrostGarrett W. MillikenErik J. PlautzR. Bruce MastertonRandolph J. Nudo

cerebral cortexmotor representationsneuroscienceearly evolutionanimal sciencesensorimotor cortexmammalian biologyneuroanatomyprimitive mammal

Adaptive Plasticity in Primate Motor Cortex as a Consequence of Behavioral Experience and Neuronal Injury. Seminars in Neuroscience (1997)

Randolph J. NudoErik J. PlautzGarrett W. Milliken

primate motor cortexsystems neuroscienceadaptive plasticityneuronal injuryneuroscienceprimate behaviorbehavioral experienceneurophysiology

Neural Substrates for the Effects of Rehabilitative Training on Motor Recovery After Ischemic Infarct. Science (1996)

Randolph J. NudoBirute M. WiseFrank SiFuentesGarrett W. Milliken

brain stimulationmotor recoverystrokerehabilitative trainingneuroscienceischemic infarctrehabilitationneural substrates

Reorganization of Movement Representations in Primary Motor Cortex Following Focal Ischemic Infarcts in Adult Squirrel Monkeys. Journal of Neurophysiology (1996)

Analysis of Lateralized Components of Feeding Behavior in the Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur Catta).. Journal of comparative psychology (1995)

Allyson J. BennettJeannette P. WardGarrett W. MillikenDonna K. Stafford

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