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Animal behavior: an evolutionary approach

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Beteilige Person:	Alcock, John 1942-2023 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Sunderland, Mass. Sinauer 1993
Ausgabe:	5. ed.
Schlagwörter:	Animaux - Moeurs et comportement Animaux - Murs et comportement Évolution (Biologie) Évolution du comportement Evolution Verhalten Verhaltensforschung Verhaltensentwicklung Tiere Matériel didactique
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Beschreibung:	Literaturverz. S. 580 - 612
Umfang:	625 S. zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	0878930175

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adam_text	JOHNALCOCK ARIZONASTATEUNIVERSITY DD An Evolutionary Approach Contents Preface xii 1 An Evolutionary Approach to Animal Behavior 1 Questions about Behavior 1 HOW QUESTIONS 2 WHY QUESTIONS 3 Evolutionary Theory and Behavior 6 DARWINIAN LOGIC AND THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR 9 THE PROBLEM WITH GROUP SELECTION 10 The Science of Testing Hypotheses 12 TESTING ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESES 13 TESTING HYPOTHESES ON INFANTICIDE 15 CERTAINTY AND SCIENCE 18 The Diversity of Behavior 23 Instincts 23 ETHOLOGY AND INSTINCTS 25 CODE BREAKERS 27 Learning 28 SPATIAL LEARNING 30 Misconceptions About Instincts and Learning 34 INSTINCTS CAN BE MODIFIED BY EXPERIENCE 35 BIASED LEARNING 37 LEARNED KIN DISCRIMINATION 39 LANGUAGE LEARNING 42 SPECIAL FEATURES OF ALL FORMS OF LEARNING 45 PROGRESS IN SCIENCE 46 The Evolutionary Basis of Behavioral Diversity 47 THE BENEFITS OF BIASED LEARNING 50 The Genetics of Behavior 57 3 Genes and Behavior: The Connection 57 GENETIC DIFFERENCES AND BEHAVIORAL DIFFERENCES 58 BEHAVIORAL DIFFERENCES CAUSED BY SINGLE-GENE DIFFERENCES 60 TESTING THE GENETIC DIFFERENCE HYPOTHESIS: TWIN STUDIES 68 GENETIC DIFFERENCES AND IQ DIFFERENCES 72 WHY IQ IS NOT GENETICALLY DETERMINED 73 THE RESPONSE TO SELECTION 74 Genes Affect the Physiological Bases of Behavior 77 GENES AND NERVOUS SYSTEMS 79 GENES AND GARTER SNAKE BEHAVIOR 81 The Development of Behavior 89 Development as a Gene-Environment Interaction 89 HORMONES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATERNAL BEHAVIOR 94 THE DEVELOPMENT OF SINGING BEHAVIOR IN BIRDS 95 ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON SONG LEARNING IN SPARROWS 96 ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON SONG LEARNING IN COWBIRDS 102 Developmental Resilience and Behavior 105 DEVELOPMENT IS RELIABLE 106 BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT IN ABNORMAL CONDITIONS 108 DEVELOPMENTAL HOMEOSTASIS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 111 THE ADAPTIVE VALUE OF DEVELOPMENTAL HOMEOSTASIS 113 Nerve Cells and Behavior 117 The Neural Basis of Behavior 117 HOW DO MOTHS EVADE BATS? 119 ACTION POTENTIALS AND INFORMATION 122 Stimulus Filtering And Behavior 126 STIMULUS FILTERING BY VERTEBRATES 128 SOUND PERCEPTION IN BATS 129 SELECTIVE PERCEPTION 132 SPECIALIZED VISUAL PERCEPTION Mechanisms of Motor Control CENTRAL PATTERN GENERATORS Navigation 147 BACKUP ORIENTATION MECHANISMS OLFACTORY NAVIGATION? 150 The Organization of Behavior 159 Organizing Behavior in the Short Term: Command Centers 159 NEURAL INHIBITION AND BEHAVIOR 161 Changing Priorities and Circadian Rhythms 164 EXPLORING CIRCADIAN MECHANISMS LONGER CYCLES OF BEHAVIOR 169 CHANGING PRIORITIES IN A CHANGING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT 169 CHANGING PRIORITIES IN RESPONSE TO A CHANGING INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT 171 Seasonal Changes and Annual Cycles 174 THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENT 176 SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON THE ANNUAL CYCLE 179 ASSOCIATED AND DISSOCIATED REPRODUCTIVE PATTERNS 181 7 The Evolution of Behavior: Historical Pathways 191 History and Adaptation 191 THE ADAPTIVE VALUE OF HEADLESS COPULATION 193 Reconstructing the History of Complex Traits 194 A NEW HYPOTHESIS ON ARCHAEOPTERYX FLIGHT 196 THE HISTORY OF BIPEDALISM IN HUMANS 200 Reconstructing Evolutionary History: Comparing Living Species 203 THE HISTORY OF HOST PREFERENCES OF BROOD PARASITES 206 The Lessons of History 207 CONSTRAINTS ON EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE 209 The Evolution of Adaptations 215 8 Behavioral Adaptation 215 Testing Adaptationist Hypotheses 218 A STRONG TEST OF THE PREDATOR-DISTRACTION HYPOTHESIS 220 THE COMPARATIVE METHOD 221 A COST-BENEFIT APPROACH 227 Criticisms of the Adaptationist Approach, and a Reply 230 THE VALUE OF THE ADAPTATIONIST APPROACH 233 THE PREVALENCE OF ADAPTATION 235 The Evolution of Communication 241 9 The History and Adaptive Value of a Signal 241 AN ADAPTIVE SIGNAL? 244 Reconstructing the History of Communication Signals 247 THE ORIGINS OF RECEIVING SIGNALS 248 HONEYBEE DANCES 250 THE HISTORY OF THE DANCE DISPLAYS 255 The Adaptive Value of Communication Signals 257 YELLING RAVENS 257 THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF SIGNALING 260 COPING WITH ILLEGITIMATE RECEIVERS 264 THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF SIGNAL RECEIVING 267 DECEPTION AND THREAT DISPLAYS 271 Finding a Place to Live 279 10 Habitat Selection 279 NEST SITE SELECTION BY HONEYBEES 281 HABITAT PREFERENCES AND FITNESS 283 Dispersing from One Place to Another 284 THE INBREEDING AVOIDANCE HYPOTHESIS 285 THE MATE COMPETITION HYPOTHESIS 286 CHANGING BREEDING LOCATIONS OR STAYING PUT 288 Migration 290 THE COSTS OF MIGRATION 290 THE BENEFITS OF MIGRATION 293 THE MIGRATION OF THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY 294 THE COEXISTENCE OF ALTERNATIVE MIGRATORY TENDENCIES WITHIN SPECIES 296 Territoriality 299 TERRITORIALITY AND REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS 300 TERRITORIALITY AND CALORIES 304 CONDITIONAL TERRITORIALITY 306 LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF TERRITORIALITY 308 HOW LARGE SHOULD A TERRITORY BE? 309 WHY DO TERRITORY HOLDERS ALMOST ALWAYS WIN? 312 THE RESOURCE-HOLDING POWER HYPOTHESIS 314 THE PAYOFF ASYMMETRY HYPOTHESIS 315 Adaptive Feeding Behavior 321 Locating Food 321 DETECTING PREY BY ATTENDING TO COMPANIONS 324 FINDING PREY BY DECEIVING VICTIMS INTO REVEALING THEIR LOCATION 326 Selecting What to Eat 329 OPTIMAL CLAM SELECTION BY NORTHWESTERN CROWS 333 OPTIMAL MUSSEL SELECTION BY OYSTERCATCHERS 334 CRITICISMS OF OPTIMALITY THEORY 336 OPTIMAL FORAGING WHEN PREDATORS ARE AROUND _337 OPTIMAL FORAGING WHEN COMPETITORS ARE AROUND 339 Capturing Prey 340 SOCIALITY AND THE CAPTURE OF LARGE PREY 340 OPTIMAL FORAGING: HOW MANY PREY TO CAPTURE PER TRIP? 345 Consuming Food 346 WHERE TO CONSUME CAPTURED FOODS 348 WHEN TO EAT DIRT 349 Coping with Predators Adaptively 353 12 Making Detection Less Likely 353 RESTING SITE SELECTION AND SURVIVAL 355 REMOVING TELLTALE EVIDENCE 357 Making an Attack Less Likely 357 WARNING COLORATION AND BEHAVIOR 359 BATESIAN MIMICRY 361 ASSOCIATING WITH A PROTECTED SPECIES 364 ADVERTISING UNPROFITABILITY 366 Making Capture Less Likely 368 VIGILANCE AND SOCIALITY 369 ALARM SIGNALS 372 THE SELFISH HERD 374 THE DILUTION EFFECT 376 RAPID ESCAPE FLIGHT 378 Making Consumption Less Likely 380 MISDIRECTING CONSUMERS 383 ATTRACTING COMPETING CONSUMERS 385 Monarch Butterfly Defense Systems 387 Male and Female Reproductive Tactics 395 13 The Evolution of Males and Females 395 PARENTAL INVESTMENT 397 Sexual Selection and Parental Investment 398 SEX ROLE REVERSALS AS A TEST OF THE THEORY OF SEX DIFFERENCES 404 Competition for Copulations 407 SOCIAL DOMINANCE AND FITNESS 408 ALTERNATIVE MATING BEHAVIORS 412 STRATEGIES OR TACTICS? 414 THREE STRATEGIES OF A MARINE ISOPOD 415 THREE TACTICS OF A SCORPIONFLY 418 Competition for Eggs to Fertilize 419 SPERM COMPETITION AND MATE GUARDING 421 Diversity in Male Mating Systems 445 HYPOTHESES ON MONOGAMY BY MALES 446 MONOGAMY IN MAMMALS 447 MONOGAMY IN BIRDS 448 EXTRA-PAIR COPULATIONS IN MONOGAMOUS BIRDS 451 EXTRA-PAIR COPULATIONS FROM THE FEMALE S PERSPECTIVE 452 Polyandry 456 The Varieties of Polygyny 459 Caring For Offspring Why is Parental Care More Often Provided by Females? 481 THE ORDER OF GAMETE RELEASE HYPOTHESIS 483 THE ASSOCIATION WITH YOUNG HYPOTHESIS 483 WHY ARE MALE FISHES SO OFTEN PATERNAL? 484 WHY ARE MALE BURYING BEETLES PATERNAL? 485 Mate Choice by Females in Relation to Material Benefits from Males 424 MATE CHOICE AND NUPTIAL GIFTS 426 SPERMATOPHORES AS NUPTIAL GIFTS 427 MATE CHOICE AND ACCESS TO MONOPOLIZED RESOURCES 428 MATE CHOICE AND MALE PARENTAL CARE 429 Mate Choice by Females When Males Offer Sperm Alone 432 FEMALE PREFERENCES FOR EXTRAVAGANT TRAITS 434 TESTING THE GOOD GENES AND RUNAWAY SELECTION HYPOTHESES 436 FEMALE DEFENSE POLYGYNY: THE FEMALE PERSPECTIVE 463 RESOURCE DEFENSE POLYGYNY 464 RESOURCE DEFENSE POLYGYNY: THE FEMALE PERSPECTIVE 466 SCRAMBLE COMPETITION POLYGYNY 468 LEK POLYGYNY 470 WHY DO LEKS FORM WHERE THEY DO? 472 THE LEK PARADOX AND FEMALE CHOICE 473 The Mating Systems of the Dunnock 474 How to Maximize the Parental Payoff 487 OFFSPRING RECOGNITION: COMPARATIVE STUDIES 489 OFFSPRING RECOGNITION IN GULLS? 491 ADOPTION IN THE FATHEAD MINNOW 493 TOLERANCE OF SIBLICIDE: A PARENTAL PUZZLE 494 The Ecology of Mating Systems 445 The Ecology of Social Behavior 501 16 The Costs and Benefits of Sociality 501 The Evolution of Helpful Behavior 506 ALTRUISM AND INDIRECT SELECTION 507 HAMILTON S RULE 510 HELPERS AT THE NEST 513 ALARM CALLS AND INDIRECT SELECTION 517 MATING COOPERATION AMONG MALES 520 MANAKIN COALITIONS AND COOPERATIVE COURTSHIP 521 COALITIONS AMONG BABOONS 523 The Evolution of Eusocial Behavior 524 EUSOCIALITY AND INDIRECT SELECTION 528 TESTING THE INDIRECT SELECTION HYPOTHESIS FOR EUSOCIALITY 531 EUSOCIALITY AND DIRECT SELECTION 532 THE ECOLOGY OF EUSOCIALITY 535 An Evolutionary Approach to Human Behavior 541 17 The Adaptationist Approach to Human Behavior 541 The Sociobiology Controversy 542 A Strategy for Developing Sociobiological Hypotheses 546 ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESES ON ADOPTION 547 Adaptive Decision-Making: Human Sexual Behavior 550 MALE COMPETITION FOR MATES 551 Glossary 575 Bibliography 580 Illustration Credits 613 Author Index 614 Subject Index 616 COERCIVE SEX 553 SPERM COMPETITION AND MATE GUARDING 555 FEMALE MATE CHOICE 558 MALE MATE CHOICE 561 Adaptive Decision-Making: Parental Care 564 HELPING CHILDREN MARRY: DOWRIES AND BRIDEWEALTH PAYMENTS 569
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title_sort	animal behavior an evolutionary approach
title_sub	an evolutionary approach
topic	Animaux - Moeurs et comportement ram Animaux - Murs et comportement Évolution (Biologie) Évolution du comportement ram Evolution (DE-588)4071050-6 gnd Verhalten (DE-588)4062860-7 gnd Verhaltensforschung (DE-588)4062862-0 gnd Verhaltensentwicklung (DE-588)4187762-7 gnd Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd
topic_facet	Animaux - Moeurs et comportement Animaux - Murs et comportement Évolution (Biologie) Évolution du comportement Evolution Verhalten Verhaltensforschung Verhaltensentwicklung Tiere Matériel didactique
url	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=005552193&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
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