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Details of the current research projects being undertaken at the Mammal Research Unit at Bristol University, England.
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Research at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, aims to study aggressive behavior in fish and relate this to the aggressor’s position in the group hierarchy. Includes video clips.
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Article by Rhett Butler on camouflage as used by animals and the three forms of mimicry utilized by both predator and prey.
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Temple Grandin discusses his views on animal consciousness, using comparisons from his experience with autism, citing scientific evidence on other neurological disorders which affect consciousness.
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An investigation into the visual cues required to coordinate the complex cooperative behavior involved in hunting.
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An introduction to animal reproduction, maternal strategies, living in groups, dominance and male behavior. The rest of the site deals with human gender roles, variance and identity.
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The role of individual differences and patterns of resolution in the formation of dominance orders in domestic hen triads.
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Describes the wolf-pack social order as it occurs in nature, discusses the alpha concept and social dominance and submission, and presents data on the precise relationships among members in free-living packs.
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Article from the Journal of Neuroscience on patterns of behavior, including the activation of neural circuits, during the formation of a dominance hierarchy in crayfish.
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Katherine Green at the University of Sheffield, England, examines how the social behavior of the African wild dog is contributing to its high risk of extinction.
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A searchable database of chimpanzee cultural behaviors.
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Research conducted at Wits University in South Africa that focuses on the behavior and evolutionary ecology of lizards and cichlids.
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Research in the OU Zoology Department addresses major biological questions through studies of molecules, cells, organisms, and ecosystems to uncover mechanisms of physiology, development, behavior, and evolution.
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Article by Richard Dawkins argues that we should ask â€sWhich animal is benefiting from this behavior?â€t rather than asking â€sIn what way is this animal benefiting from this behavior?â€t Parasites are used to illustrate this thesis.
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Moti Nissani details his research into elephant behavior, cognition and senses, with sounds and video clips.
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Chris Tofts at University College Swansea, Wales, presents robust algorithms that describe three different ant behaviours: synchrony, task allocation and sorting
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With six editions a year, this journal covers a wide range of behavioral research.
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D J Smith’s thesis concerns a bio-robotic investigation of the elementary forms of cognition that might be present in small brains, specifically insect brains.
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Article by Randolf Menzel and Martin Giurfa examining the extent to which adaptive behaviour in honeybees exceeds elementary forms of learning, and identifying the neural mechanisms involved.
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Besides photographing African wildlife, Spook Skelton provides notes on African mammals and their behaviour, gleaned from reading and direct observation.
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