Meanings of ethology in English

It must itself depend on laws of mind and character (psychology and ethology).

Wearable accelerometers provide new opportunities in animal ethology using quantitative measures of dairy cow behavior.

GrrlScientist is an evolutionary biologist and ornithologist who writes about evolution, ethology and ecology, especially in birds

My notion of "deep ethology" applies here.

Chaudhuri, an internationally recognised authority on the ecology and ethology of the internal combustion engine, is chemical rather than cosmological.

At the time the two scientists began their observations, in 1948, almost nothing was known about the ethology of the macaques.

Dahl's fable touches on issues of intensive agriculture and ethology, which were very much in the air at the time it appeared.

Tucker's use of the word "invasion" is remarkably precise, considering that he wrote more than fifty years before the basic discoveries of ethology.

This work piggybacks on a 2002 study by the Ludwig-Boltzmann-Institute for Urban Ethology at the University of Vienna.

"You completed a doctorate in predator ethology at the University of Texas in 2004," he said.