Category:Ethology
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Behaviourism as a term also describes the scientific and objective study of animal behaviour, usually referring to measured responses to stimuli or to trained behavioural responses in a laboratory
context, without a particular emphasis on evolutionary adaptivity.
- ^ "Definition of ethology". Merriam-Webster. Retrieved 9 September 2016.
Subcategories
This category has the following 23 subcategories, out of 23 total.
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- Ethology journals (14 P)
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- Abnormal behaviour in animals (22 P)
- Animal emotions (10 P)
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- Ethology stubs (24 P)
Pages in category "Ethology"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 354 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Adjunctive behaviour
- Advertising in biology
- Aestivation
- Aggregation (ethology)
- Aggression in cattle
- Agonistic behaviour
- Allee effect
- Allelomimetic behavior
- Alpha roll
- Alternative mating strategy
- Altruism (biology)
- Amboseli Elephant Research Project
- Ambush predator
- Anecdotal cognitivism
- Animal attack
- Animal behavior consultant
- Animal Behavior Society
- Animal behaviorist
- Animal culture
- Animal echolocation
- Animal identification
- The Animal in You
- Animal latrine
- Animal locomotion
- Animal migration
- Animal navigation
- Animal perception of magic
- Animal sexual behaviour
- Animal suicide
- Animal welfare science
- Animals taking public transportation
- Anthrozoology
- Anti-exhaustion hypothesis
- Anti-Hebbian learning
- Anti-predator adaptation
- Anting (behavior)
- Apparent death
- Aquatic locomotion
- ASAB Medal
- Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour
- Attachment theory
- Autotomy
- Avoidance response
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- Bachelor herd
- Ballooning (spider)
- Batyr
- Beau Geste hypothesis
- Begging in animals
- Behavioral enrichment
- Behavioral sink
- Behavioral syndrome
- Behavioural responses to stress
- Behind the Mirror
- Bird food plants
- Bite inhibition
- Biting
- Breast crawl
- Breeding biology of the tawny owl
- Breeding in the wild
- Broodiness
- Bruce effect
- Buffalo wallow
- Bulling (cattle)
- Burrow
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- Calming signals
- Cannibalism
- Cannibalism in poultry
- Carnivore
- Carousel feeding
- Cat behavior
- Cat behaviorist
- Cathemerality
- Caudal luring
- Circulus (zoology)
- Cleaning symbiosis
- Cooperation (evolution)
- Cognitive bias in animals
- Cognitive description
- Cognitive ethology
- Cognitive module
- Collective animal behavior
- Comfort behaviour in animals
- Communal roosting
- Competition (biology)
- Conditioned taste aversion
- Conservation behavior
- Consumer demand tests (animals)
- Contrafreeloading
- Coolidge effect
- Cooperation
- Cooperative pulling paradigm
- Coprophagia
- Coprophobia
- Copulation (zoology)
- Courtship display
- Crepuscular animal
- Cribbing (horse)
- Critical anthropomorphism
- Critical distance (animals)
- Crypsis
- Cuteness
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- Darwinian puzzle
- Dawn chorus (birds)
- Dear enemy effect
- Deception in animals
- Deimatic behaviour
- Diapause
- Dietary biology of the Eurasian eagle-owl
- Dietary biology of the golden eagle
- Dietary biology of the tawny owl
- Displacement activity
- Distraction display
- Diurnality
- Dog behavior
- Dog behaviourist
- Dog intelligence
- Dominance hierarchy
- Dominance signal
- Dormancy
- Drinking
- Drooling
- Dung midden
- Dust bathing
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- Hair whorl (horse)
- Hamster wheel
- Handicap principle
- Harem (zoology)
- Hauling-out
- Hawk/goose effect
- Helpers at the nest
- Herd
- Hibernaculum (zoology)
- Hibernation
- History of attachment theory
- Hoarding (animal behavior)
- Home range
- Homosexual behavior in animals
- Homosexual behavior in sheep
- Horse behavior
- Hover (behaviour)
- Human ethology
- Hyperpredation
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- Inequity aversion in animals
- Infanticide (zoology)
- Information centre hypothesis
- Infrared sensing in snakes
- Ingestion
- Instinct
- Instinctive drift
- Intelligent disobedience
- Internal working model of attachment
- International migration
- International Society for Applied Ethology
- Interspecific feeding
- Intragenomic and intrauterine conflict in humans
- Introspection by analogy