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Ethology is a
branch of
zoology that
studies the
behaviour of non-human animals. It has its
scientific roots in the work of
Charles Darwin and of American...
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natural horsemanship. It is
called an "American halter" in France. or an "
ethological halter"
licol éthologique,
literally a "halter with knots". In German...
- Sky". Smith,
William John (2009). The
Behavior of Communicating: an
ethological approach.
Harvard University Press. p. 381. ISBN 978-0-674-04379-4. Others...
- and cats may
express great affection toward humans or
other animals.
Ethologically, a cat's
human keeper functions as a
mother surrogate.
Adult cats live...
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Other molecular differences Behavioral characters Courtship and
other ethological isolating mechanisms Other behavior patterns Ecological characters Habit...
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characteristics to
nonhuman animals and was thus
guilty of that
worst of
ethological sins—anthropomorphism."
Setting herself apart from
other researchers...
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different purposes.
Traces can be
classified taxonomically (by morphology),
ethologically (by behavior), and toponomically, that is,
according to
their relationship...
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stored products,
particularly food grains, and a
model organism for
ethological and food
safety research.
Adult beetles are small,
around 3–4 mm long...
- biology,
though psychological theories have been
developed based on
ethological ideas (e.g. sociobiology,
evolutionary psychology,
attachment theory...
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criteria for
reinforcement to be
distinguished between ecological and
ethological influences: (1)
mating traits are
identified in the
focal species; (2)...
