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  1. Early Childhood Autism: An Ethological Approach (Advances in Ethology, 10) by Elisabeth A. Tinbergen, Niko Tinbergen, 1972-06
  2. Lek behavior in the Golden-headed Manakin, Pipra erythrocephala in Trinidad (West Indies) (Advances in ethology) by Alan Lill, 1976
  3. Entropy in Ecology and Ethology by Radu Cornel Guiasu, Silviu Guiasu, 2003-06
  4. Ethology and Psychopharmacology
  5. Politics and People in Ethology: Personal Reflections on the Study of Animal Behavior by Peter H. Klopfer, 1999-02
  6. Okologie, Lebensweise und Sozialverhalten der grauen Languren in verschiedenen Biotopen Indiens ( Advances in ethology) (German Edition) by Christian Vogel, 1976
  7. Comparative Ethology of the European and North American Ants. by W. M. Wheeler, 2010-07-24
  8. Ecology and ethology of aquatic biota
  9. African ungulates: A comparative review of their ethology and behavioral ecology (Zoophysiology and ecology) by Walter Leuthold, 1977
  10. Ethology and Nonverbal Communication in Mental Health: An Interdisciplinary Biopsychosocial Exploration (International Series in Biopsychosocial Sciences) by Samuel A. Corson, 1980-05
  11. The Child Mind; A Study in Elementary Ethology by Henrietta Home, 2010-07-24
  12. Ethology: What Animals Do and Why (Science for Everyone) by Igor Akimushkin, 1988-06
  13. Introduction to ethology;: The biology of behavior by Jean-Claude Ruwet, 1973
  14. Bibliographical References In Ethology (1899) by Thomas Pearce Bailey Jr., 2010-05-23

41. Ethology, Ethnology, And Lyrics
In particular, Chinese lyrics are translated, and English lyrics are analyzed with attention to the language, with respect to ethology and ethnology and
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By Xah Lee, 2005,..,2007 This page is a collection of song lyrics and commentary. In particular, Chinese lyrics are translated, and English lyrics are analyzed with attention to the language, with respect to ethology and ethnology and human sexualogy.
Blood-line Howls
The Ravage of War
In Praise of Tits, Ass, and Fucking
The Mating Game
Hymns to Sweet Sixteens
The Masochistic Cries of Lovelorn Females

42. The Ethology Of Clicker Training | Karen Pryor Clickertraining
I used to think of myself as standing perpetually on a bridge, with a foot in each camp. I used to expend a lot of time trying to talk psychologists into
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Since the 1940s or so, there have arisen two completely different kinds of animal behavior Like food and play, touch is often used
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Orlando. Photo by Aaron Clayton. The other group of scientists studies acquired behavior: how animals and people learn. The field is called behavior analysis, or simply behaviorism. Its best-known founder was B.F. Skinner. There are departments of behavior analysis in universities all over the US and also at universities in South America and Asia. You'll usually find them in the psychology building. I have been interested in the natural behavior of animals all my life. I was one of those children who watches animals, keeps aquariums, collects butterflies and moths, and knows the name and habits of every bird, tree, and wildflower in her neighborhood: a naturalist. In college I discovered Konrad Lorenz's books and found a name for my natural bent: ethology. Watching animals to see what they do. Then, a few years later, I took a job as head dolphin trainer at Sea Life Park, the Hawaiian oceanarium complex pioneered by my husband Tap Pryor. That's when I discovered

43. Ethology - Department Of Zoology, University Of Hawaii
ethology/Behavioral Ecology. Insects Dr. Kenneth Kaneshiro the dynamics of sexual selection of Hawaiian Drosophilidae and the role it plays in the
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- the physiological ecology of aquatic organisms and the interface between animal behavior and physiology; relating pelagic and nearshore fishes diel movements, home range sizes and swimming strategies to their foraging success and energy budgets. Dr. George Losey (Emeritus Faculty)- the behavioral control of sex change, analysis of social or symbiotic communication, the functions of UV-sensitive vision in marine fishes and invertebrates; cleaning symbiosis. Dr. Ernie Reese (Emeritus Faculty)- the relationship of food and feeding behavior to behavioral ecology and life history characteristics, coevolution of corals and reef fishes, orientation behavior of butterflyfishes, and the use of butterflyfishes as indicators of conditions on coral reefs. Dr. Timothy Tricas

44. PEP Web - Ethology
Stephen Suomi, a student of Harlow, now Director of the Laboratory of Comparative ethology at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development,
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45. Ethology - EvoWiki
ethology is the subfield of zoology concerned with the study of the behaviour of animals. The field emerged in the late 19th century and was pioneered by
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Jump to: navigation search Ethology is the sub-field of zoology concerned with the study of the behaviour of animals . The field emerged in the late 19th century and was pioneered by French zoologist Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire and American entomologist William Morton Wheeler . In the mid 20th century, following the modern synthesis of Evolution and Genetics Konrad Lorenz and Niko Tinbergen developed the modern field of ethology, based on evolutionary theory. In the 1970s ethology produced the field of sociobiology , or social ethology, the study of animal behaviour in groups. The field also has strong connections with the field of comparative psychology , and thus evolutionary psychology Another branch of ethology pioneered by the late zoologist Donald Griffin is cognitive ethology. This investigates animal Consciousness, self-awareness and general cognition and argues (much as Darwin did) that animal’s minds differ from human not in kind but in degree.
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46. Harvard University Press: A Dictionary Of Ethology By Klaus Immelmann
A Dictionary of ethology by Klaus Immelmann, published by Harvard University Press.
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47. Memoirs Of A Postgrad: A Short Note On Artificial Ethology
In zoology, the term ‘ethology’ describes the study of animal behaviour. ‘Artificial ethology’ thus describes the study of behaviour of artificial agents
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[1] Holland, O. and D. McFarland, Artificial Ethology. 2001, Oxford: Oxford University Press ( summary
[2] Sharkey, N.E. and T. Ziemke, Mechanistic versus Phenomenal embodiment: can robot embodiment lead to strong AI? Journal of Cognitive Systems Research, 2001. 2: p. 251-262 ( review
[3] Meeden, L.A. and D.S. Blank, Introduction to Developmental Robotics. Connection Science, 2006. 18(2): p. 93-96
[4] Holland, O., Exploration and high adventure: the legacy of Grey Walter. Philosophical Transactions Of the Royal Society of London A, 2003. 361: p. 2085-2121
[5] Braitenberg, V., Vehicles, experiments in synthetic psychology. 1984, Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press ( review
[6] Pfeifer, R. and C. Scheier, Understanding Intelligence. 2001, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press
[7] Guillot, A. and J.-A. Meyer, The Animat contribution to Cognitive Systems Research. Journal of Cognitive Systems Research, 2001. 2: p. 157-165 ( review Posted by Paul at Labels: Cognitive Robotics Embodiment Personal opinion Week of Science
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48. The Rockefeller University - Center For Field Research In Ethology And Ecology
Situated on 1200 acres in Dutchess County, New York, about 80 miles north of the Rockefeller University campus, the Center for Field Research in ethology
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49. ARS Project: ETHOLOGY OF FOOD PRODUCING ANIMALS (412682)
Research Project ethology of Food Producing Animals. Location Livestock Behavior Research. Project Number 360232000-008-00 Project Type Appropriated
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50. Game Ethology 2 » SlideShare
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51. College Search - Animal Behavior And Ethology
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52. Wolf Park's Online Gift Shop: Books, Newsletters, CDs / Wolf Park's Ethology Ser
This pack includes the Wolf Ethogram, Wolf Park s wolfto-English dictionary as well as Applied ethology and Imprinting $25.00
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54. PhilSci Archive - Ethology, Sociobiology And Evolutionary Psychology
In the years leading up to the Second World War the ethologists Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaas Tinbergen, created the tradition of rigorous, Darwinian research
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55. Ethology
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  • 56. COURTSHIP ETHOLOGY OF CAROLA'S PAROTIA (PAROTIA CAROLAE) | Auk, The | Find Artic
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    57. ScienceDirect - Trends In Ecology & Evolution : Ethology: At 50 And Beyond
    When a dictionary of ethology describes the field as having ‘wide range, baffling diversity, and fuzzy outlines 1, its practitioners are justifiably
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    58. Ethology Lab At SIUC
    Between 1966 and 2006, there were one to three professors specialized in animal behavior within the SIUC ethology Lab. These individuals have supervised
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      Graduate study in animal behavior, leading to a Master of Science or Doctor of Philosophy degree, is offered in the Department of Zoology at Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC). Between 1966 and 2006, there were one to three professors specialized in animal behavior within the SIUC Ethology Lab . These individuals have supervised their independent research program in behavioral biology, taught ethological specialty courses, plus directed research of graduate and undergraduate students. Thus, from this lab, more than 70 Master's theses, PhD dissertations, and Undergraduate Honors theses have been completed since 1966. Upper-level animal behavior courses at SIUC have included: Animal Behavior, Research Methods in Animal Behavior, Seminar in Animal Behavior, Concepts in Animal Behavior, Seminar in Applied Ethology, Behavioral Manipulation of Animals, Ethology of Symbiosis, and Bioacoustics. Other animal behavior courses are available from time to time elsewhere on campus, such as, in the Department of Anthropology. Professors and principal investigators in the SIUC Ethology Lab have included: Dr. George H. Waring

    59. Animal Behavior And Ethology
    Students in this major study the science behind animal behavior, looking not just at how they behave but at why they behave as they do.
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    60. Ethology - Zoology - Life Sciences - Sciences - News
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