Neurons in distinct brain areas show indistinguishable modulation of firing rates in response to animal behaviors, social context, and the presence of other individuals.

“we found that neurons in both these areas and they were indistinguishable uh were modulated they were affected their firing rates their activity was affected by the behaviors that the animals engaged in and what the other animals engaged in too also who's around who's watching me is it like male you know X or female Y and that and what what was really surprising so first of all you see these signals they're basically the same these two parts of the brain are supposed to be very very different”