Titlebook: Notes on the Elements of Behavioral Science; Doris Zumpe,Richard P. Michael Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Syndro

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Some Ethological Concepts,ic basis and phylogenetic history. As with morphological and anatomical features, a behavioral trait can best be understood by determining (1) the physiological and environmental factors regulating it (its immediate or proximate mechanisms), (2) its development in the individual (ontogeny), (3) its

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Some More Ethological Concepts,ming from the environment or from social companions. So there can be a genetic basis for receiving as well as sending signals with adaptive significance. This is important because of the many hundreds of bits of sensory information with which animals are bombarded every moment of the day and night.

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Assessment of Hereditary Influences,ology, principles, and role in evolution. Briefly, within the nucleus of every cell except the gametes, most species have pairs of homologous chromosomes, each consisting of a long strand of the molecule deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), with a centromere near one end. One chromosome of each pair is deri

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Behavioral Endocrinology,aggressive motivation; (2) sensory or perceptual mechanisms, for example, changing sensitivity to tactile and olfactory cues; and (3) effector mechanisms important for the elicitation and execution of the behavior, for example, the production of secondary sexual characteristics and the growth of ant

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Orientation and Navigation,o escape predators, and, the primary topic of this chapter, to stay within or return to favorable environments. . as used here comprises turning the body in a particular direction, together with movement over short distances, while . is the term reserved for long-distance travel, including migration

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Communication,E. O. Wilson (1975) avoided such problems by defining communication as “an action of one organism (or cell) that alters the probability pattern of behavior of another organism (or cell) in a fashion that is adaptive to either one or both participants.” In this wide definition, communication requires