Chapter 1. An Introduction to Animal BehaviorNatural Selection and the Evolution of Behavior The Cost-Benefit Approach to Behavioral Biology The Levels of AnalysisBox 1.1. Natural selection and infanticide in primates The Integrative Study of Animal BehaviorApproaches to Studying Behavior The Adaptive Basis of Behavior: Mobbing in GullsBox 1.2.
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The evolution of social evolution Dustin R. Rubenstein and Patrick Abbot; Part I. Invertebrates: 2. Sociality in ants Jürgen Heinze, Katrina Kellner and Jon Seal; 3. Sociality in bees William Wcislo and Jennifer H. Fewell; 4.
Comparative Social Evolution by Dustin R. Rubenstein, Patrick Abbot. Author Dustin R. Rubenstein, Patrick Abbot. Darwin famously described special difficulties in explaining social evolution in insects.
Animal Behavior, Paperback by Rubenstein, Dustin, ISBN 0197573827, ISBN-13 9780197573822, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US The leading text in the field shows how researchers use scientific logic to study the underlying mechanisms and evolutionary bases of behavior, with emphasis on how evolutionary theory unifies the various sub disciplines within animal behavior. A comparative and integrative overview of how and why animals as diverse as insects and humans behave the way that they do, linking behaviors to the brain, genes, and hormones, as well as to the surrounding ecological and social environments.