Branch of biology that studies animal behaviour.
The scientific study of animal behaviors, especially higher order primates.
Biological study of animal behavior; comprises study of proximate causes of behavior, including external stimulation and internal physiological mechanisms and states; development, including the ontogenesis and genetics of behavior; biological function, including immediate effects and ultimate consequences; and evolutionary origins and modifications
Study of the behaviour of animals in their normal environment.
the branch of zoology that studies the behavior of animals in their natural habitats
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The study of the natural behavior of animals under natural conditions.
The science of animal behavioR.
In biology, the study of the evolutionary origins and adaptiveness of the patterns of behavior that characteristically differ among species. Not to be confused with ethnology, the anthropological study of cultures.
the study of the behavior of animals in their normal environment.
Ethology is the scientific study of animal behaviour (particularly of social animals such as primates and canids.), and is a branch of zoology. A scientist who practises ethology is called an ethologist.
Theoretical orientation and discipline concerned with the evolutionary origins of behavior and its adaptive and survival value in animals, including humans.
The study of behavior of animals in the wild, under conditions of domestication, or in the laboratory for the purpose of confirming field observations.
Ethology is the scientific study of animal behavior considered as a branch of zoology. A scientist who practices ethology is called an ethologist.