Animal Behavior
Definition of Animal Behavior as it relates to Science, Zoology, Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Animal behavior, as part of evolutionary developmental biology and zoology within science, examines the actions and mannerisms of animals in response to their environment and social interactions. It investigates the biological basis for these behaviors, including genetics, neural processes, and hormonal influences, and considers how they contribute to an animal's survival and reproduction. Research in this area can span a wide range of topics, from communication and mating rituals to aggression and cooperation, and provides valuable insights into the evolution and diversity of animal life.
External Links
- [AnimalBehaviorConsulting.com] Animal Behavior Consulting – Great Behavior Begins Here
- [AnimalBehaviorist.com]
- [AnimalBehaviorist.net] Aelign
- [AnimalBehaviorist.us] AnimalBehaviorist.us , Frania Shelley-Grielen, Animal Behaviorist, MA,
- [isab.org] The International Society for Adaptive Behavior - We support the International Conference of the Simulation of Adaptive Behaviour series FROM ANIMALS TO ANIMATS and the Journal of Adaptive Behaviour.
- [metris.nl] Metris - Animal Behavior Analysis Solutions
- [abtc.org.uk] ABTC – Animal Behaviour Training Council