Titlebook: Reproductive Behavior and Evolution; Jay S. Rosenblatt,B. R. Komisaruk Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 animal beha

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Concepts in the Study of Animal Behavior,ians of science have demonstrated again and again how important a searching analysis of concepts is for the progress of science. A change of concepts, or a drastic reformulation of existing concepts, may lead to a veritable scientific revolution.

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The Evolution of the Reproductive Unit in the Class Mammalia,bjects (nests and eggs), behavior (courtship), and induction and phasing of hormonal secretions. It was and is an elegant story. Although I have studied mammalian reproduction and social behavior from the perspective of a phyleticist, the paradigm proposed by Lehrman has never been forgotten. Some y

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Reproductive Isolation, Behavioral Genetics, and Functions of Sexual Behavior in Rodents,l of these mechanisms, behavior is known to play an important role, while for others the importance of behavioral differences has not been demonstrated. Much of the remainder of the chapter is concerned with the possibility that behavior, specifically the copula-tory act itself, might function in th

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Reproductive Behavior in a Neuroendocrine Perspective,l, as well as their links to environmental stimuli. According to the view I am presenting, information from the environment is seen as being conveyed, via various sensory modalities, eventually to two separate hypothalamic mechanisms involved in regulating sexual behavior and pituitary gonadotropic function.