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Meanings of ethology in English
Scientific study of animal behavior.
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Examples for "biology of behaviour"
Examples for "biology of behaviour"
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The data for a lot of behavioral biology remains simple human observations -or results from ingenious Rube Goldbergian experimental apparatus.
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He named it the Behavioral Biology Center.
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Irrational decision making in humans and other species challenges the use of optimality in behavioural biology.
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Seirian Sumner is a senior lecturer in behavioural biology at Bristol University and co-founder of Soapbox Science.
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She uses science to explain animal behavior and how pets think.
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Is animal behavior a model or a predictor of human behavior?
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To understand why, we pick the brain of animal behavior scholar Jonathan Balcombe.
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Zoos offer educational advantages to visitors and scientists benefit from observation of animal behavior.
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The presented results are applied to studying collective animal behavior.
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Many believe that stricter measures to educate tourists about animal behaviour are needed.
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The lockdown may also be having an effect on animal behaviour, he said.
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Dr Elsa Flint is an animal behaviour expert and runs Animals with Attitude.
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He taught me about the pet trade and about animal behaviour.
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The impact of commensal microbes on animal behaviour may not be broadly conserved.
Usage of ethology in English
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It must itself depend on laws of mind and character (psychology and ethology).
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Wearable accelerometers provide new opportunities in animal ethology using quantitative measures of dairy cow behavior.
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GrrlScientist is an evolutionary biologist and ornithologist who writes about evolution, ethology and ecology, especially in birds
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My notion of "deep ethology" applies here.
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Chaudhuri, an internationally recognised authority on the ecology and ethology of the internal combustion engine, is chemical rather than cosmological.
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At the time the two scientists began their observations, in 1948, almost nothing was known about the ethology of the macaques.
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Dahl's fable touches on issues of intensive agriculture and ethology, which were very much in the air at the time it appeared.
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Tucker's use of the word "invasion" is remarkably precise, considering that he wrote more than fifty years before the basic discoveries of ethology.
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This work piggybacks on a 2002 study by the Ludwig-Boltzmann-Institute for Urban Ethology at the University of Vienna.
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"You completed a doctorate in predator ethology at the University of Texas in 2004," he said.
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Ethology through the time