elegans

C Elegans is probably the only animal that has this attribute.

This will be much harder with other species since so little is known about the neural system of other species when compared to C elegans.

I am one of the scientists who contributed to OpenWorm with C.elegans behavioural data.

Roundworm elegans has just 302 fully mapped nerve cells.

C elegans itself is quite complicated with 300 neurons.

This reminds me a bit of when Sarah Palin derided worm research (C elegans), ignorant of the fact that such research was the backbone of genetics and neurobiology research.

A couple of things that make scaling up a difficult issue: 1) C Elegans does not grow any new neurons or synapses over it's lifetime so it is a static model as far as the connectome.

When I used to work with C elegans, whenever we would freeze the worms and try and recover them, we would be lucky to even get a few revived from thousands of worms.

Elegans, and not just an artificial organism inspired by c elegans?

Elegans, give it the toolkit of Stuxnet and Regin, set it loose to chew data.

Elegans is related to many species of parasite.