1. Applied Ethology Home Page Welcome to Applied ethology on the world wide web! CONTENTS. · Applied ethologyDiscussion List – An email forum discussing applied ethology topics. http://www.usask.ca/wcvm/herdmed/applied-ethology/

Welcome to Applied Ethology on the world wide web! This web page is dedicated to the field of applied animal behaviour, which deals with the behaviour of domestic animals or other animals kept in captivity. Our intention with this site is to bring together a diverse set of resources students and scientists may find useful and which may also be of interest to anyone wanting to learn a bit more about animal behaviour. We have provided original information as well as links to other related material already on the internet. CONTENTS Applied Ethology Discussion List An e-mail forum discussing applied ethology topics Applied Ethology Discussion List Archives List messages since 1-Nov-93 26-May-04 Behaviour Links Explore other useful websites with information about animal behaviour. Behaviour Problems Information sheets on a variety of animal behaviour problems. International Society for Applied Ethology ( ISAE ) The ISAE Home Page. ISAE Canada The Canadian regional home page of the ISAE. Meetings and Conferences Events relevant to the science of applied ethology.

2. Ontologies For Ethology Peter E. Midford's research in coding animal behavior descriptions, particularly ethograms using ontology and knowledge represention techniques. http://www.mesquiteproject.org/ontology/

Ontologies for Ethology Peter E. Midford Introduction Welcome to the ontologies for ethology page, documenting a project to develop knowledge representation, including ontologies, as tools for describing and analyzing animal behavior. The project is currently developing a set of ontologies for courtship behavior in a clade of Habronattus jumping spiders from raw video of behavior sequences. Ultimately, a small library of such knowledge bases will serve as sample data to develop methods for comparative studies and (secondarily) other varieties of linking between knowledge bases across behavior studies. The plan is to eventually provide these comparative tools into the Mesquite tool. The purpose of this project is not to propose a particular upper-level or coding for ontologies, but to demonstrate ontology construction as a general technique for coding ethograms and other descriptions of behavior into machine understandable forms. As such, it is intended to encompass, rather than serve as an alternative to, previous attempts at formalizing the description of behavior.

3. Horse Behavior And Psychology, From White Horse Farm Equine Ethology Project Features illustrated articles and forum discussion on the psychology and behavior of the horse. Subjects include evolution, social behavior and welfare, learning, body language, grazing, family, history of horse Whispering, and history of the Thoroughbred. Also provides related links. http://www.equine-behavior.com

Horse Behavior and Psychology from the White Horse Equine Ethology Project EVOLUTION AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE THOROUGHBRED PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR THE HORSE IN WORK WELFARE BREEDS OF THE HORSE THE ORIGINS OF HORSE WHISPERING THE PROJECT Awarded by the Zurich Animal Protection Society. Research partners and sponsors. The horse has been designed and molded by evolution so that it possesses a range of behaviors that have supported its existence and maintained the survival of the Equine species. The relationship between the horse and mankind is thousands of years old, but it is only in the last half century that we have begun to seriously study the core behaviors which make up the 'nature' of those animals that we use. Many management methods in use today have their origins in the days before new disciplines such as Ethology, Sociobiology and comparative psychology arose, yet it is these disciplines that have offered us an understanding of both animal and human nature, and insights into how behavior can best be understood, and behavioral problems overcome. The site is brought to you by the White Horse Equine Ethology Project , and has become internationally acknowledged as an important and unique Equine Behavior resource accessed by users and members from 102 countries worldwide, including faculty and students from over 1250 universities, colleges and centers of tertiary education in 67 countries.

4. Ingenta: All Issues -- Ethology guest. need help? online articles. fax/ariel articles. user name. password. Agriculture/Food Sciences. Animal Culture. Biology/Life Sciences. Zoology. Psychology/Psychiatry. Psychology. ethology. ISSN 01791613. in our archives http://www.ingenta.com/journals/browse/bsc/eth

guest need help? online articles fax/ariel articles user name password remember me Athens click here to login via Athens Agriculture/Food Sciences Animal Culture Biology/Life Sciences ... Psychology Ethology ISSN 0179-1613 in our archives: Volume 105 (1999) through Volume 110 (2004) Publisher: Blackwell Publishing see publisher's website LATEST NEXT PREVIOUS EARLIEST Volume 110, Issue 5, May 2004 Volume 110, Issue 4, April 2004 Volume 110, Issue 3, March 2004 Volume 110, Issue 2, February 2004 Volume 110, Issue 1, January 2004 Volume 109, Issue 12, December 2003 Volume 109, Issue 11, November 2003 Volume 109, Issue 10, October 2003 Volume 109, Issue 9, September 2003 Volume 109, Issue 8, August 2003 Volume 109, Issue 7, July 2003 Volume 109, Issue 6, June 2003 Volume 109, Issue 5, May 2003

5. NetEditor - Sezione Eee Publishes research and review articles on all aspects of animal behavior. Formerly called Monitore Zoologico Italiano. http://riviste.neteditor.it/eee/

document.write(dataOra); Riviste Utente Servizi Abbonamenti NetEditor Formerly Monitore Zoologico Italiano Since 1890 provides publication of research and review articles on all aspects of animal behaviour. Articles should emphasize the significance of the research for understanding the function, ecology, or evolution of behaviour. Research articles may be in the form of full length papers or short research reports. The Editor encourages the submission of short papers containing critical discussion of current issues in the study of animal behaviour. Monograph-length manuscripts on topics of major interest, as well as descriptions of new methods are welcome. A Forum, Letters to Editor and Book Reviews are also included. Also available are Special Issues which are not published periodically and which vary in price according to the issue. Editor in Chief Assistant Editors Francesca Gherardi Alberto Ugolini Managing Editor Deborah Benvenuti Designer Riccardo Petrini Use these softwares to read our downloaded issues and arcticles Winzip StuffIt Expander Acrobat reader My Data My Magazines Login Logout ... Informazioni Legali powered by Abbonamenti Informazioni Riviste Riviste Ecology Ethology Evolution Tropical Zoology Utente Entra Esci Le mie riviste Dati Personali NetEditor Home Pubblica Leggi Comitato Riviste Ecology Ethology Evolution Tropical Zoology INMEDIA Mostro EEE HOME PAGE EDITORIAL BOARD AIMS AND SCOPE INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS ... No. 1 , Vol. 16 , 2004

6. Ethology Aims & Scope ethology journal information, contents lists and abstracts on the Blackwell Publishingwebsite. ethology. Official Organ of the Ethologische Gesellschaft eV. http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/journal.asp?ref=0179-1613

7. NetEditor - Sezione It Research and review articles on all aspects of animal behaviour. http://riviste.neteditor.it/

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8. Separation Anxiety In Dogs others less experienced with behavioural disorders may overlook. (articleposted May 14, 1997) Back to Applied ethology Home Page. http://www.usask.ca/wcvm/herdmed/applied-ethology/behaviourproblems/anxiety.html

Separation Anxiety in Dogs Separation Anxiety in Dogs Linked to this article is a short video clip which shows a dog displaying several behaviours typical of separation anxiety. The video has 3 distinct segments; 1) dog showing destructive behaviour within seconds of human departure 2) the same dog 20 minutes later howling and 3) the same dog showing excessive greeting behaviour upon return of the owners. Click to load separation anxiety video for viewing. Introduction Separation anxiety in dogs is the fear or dislike of isolation which often results in undesirable behaviour. Separation anxiety is one of the most common causes of canine behavioural problems (Polin 1992; Voith and Borchelt 1985). As social animals, it is normal for puppies to form attachments to their mother and littermates. Once a puppy is separated from its family group, it becomes attached to its owner. Attachment implies a trusting relationship and is the foundation of a good, healthy bond between owner and pet (Polin 1992). However, when a dog becomes overly dependent on its owner, problem behaviours may result. There are many problem behaviours associated with separation anxiety including: defecation and urination in inappropriate locations, destructive behaviour, excessive barking and whining, depression, and hyperactivity. These behaviours may also be the symptoms of other problems. However, if undesired behaviours are clearly related to the absence of the owner, occur shortly after departure and a prolonged greeting response occurs upon the owner's return, separation anxiety is the probable cause (McElroy 1989). If a problem behaviour has persisted for an extended period, a visit to the vet will ensure that there are no underlying medical problems.

9. Ethology And Evolutionary Psychology Curato dall'etologo Prof. Camperio Ciani, contiene la propria biografia, progetti e ricerche in corso, pubblicazioni, materiali e novit  per il corso di Etologia presso la Facolt  di Psicologia dell'Universit  di Padova. In italiano e inglese. http://www.psy.unipd.it/~eto/

10. Ethology talkaboutpets.com ethology. ethology. Latest 200 Topics Yet another french site about ethology ) Thibaut Le Corre http://www.talkaboutpets.com/group/sci.bio.ethology

Home Pets Ethology Ethology Latest 200 Topics: Topic Title Topic Starter Posts Date social (group) cat behavior - which species? rishi@[EMAIL PROTECT... May 17, 2004 at 02:18 PM A Short History of Nearly Everything plus more May 12, 2004 at 07:03 PM Primate Cultural Transformation "ta" <t... Apr 28, 2004 at 11:07 PM Ravens "Francesco S.&q... Apr 23, 2004 at 03:00 PM CONGRESS SHOULD BEGIN IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY OF BUSH ... 5lb.pud@[EMAIL PROTE... Apr 20, 2004 at 12:03 AM Fox Plastic glhansen@[EMAIL PROT... Apr 18, 2004 at 01:16 AM Courses in Biotech eduinfolinks@[EMAIL ... Apr 5, 2004 at 12:01 AM abortion chaz2707@[EMAIL PROT... Mar 31, 2004 at 12:49 AM abnormal behaviour mattpeace3009@[EMAIL... Mar 3, 2004 at 12:50 PM Book Review - Animal Social Complexity Mar 3, 2004 at 02:09 PM Coprophagia in primates mattpeace3009@[EMAIL... Feb 26, 2004 at 02:05 AM I have a synthetic penis Lester_t_linpord@[EM... Feb 11, 2004 at 02:50 AM Oriana 2 circular stats - now released "Warren Kovach&... Jan 7, 2004 at 02:40 PM The Mathematics of the Human Soul "Marijan Krambe...

11. Ludwig Boltzmann Institute For Urban Ethology ANALOG COMMUNICATION WORKSHOP (Participants only). SPECIAL ISSUE of the NEUROENDOCRINOLOGYLETTERS on HUMAN ethology and EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY. http://evolution.anthro.univie.ac.at/institutes/urbanethology.html

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12. Archives Of ETHOLOGY@SEGATE.SUNET.SE This list was closed in December 2003 Archives of ethology@SEGATE.SUNET.SE.ethology (Discussions on animal behaviour). Search the http://segate.sunet.se/archives/ethology.html

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13. Konrad Lorenz Institute For Comparative Ethology Translate this page About us Main Info, Reasearch Research Program. The Institute, Publications. ProjectSurumoni. Seminar. Contact People, News Waldlehrpfad. (Main info), New Projects. http://www.oeaw.ac.at/klivv/

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14. Ethology Aims Scope ethology journal information, contents lists and abstracts on the Blackwell Publishing website. The following six papers were the most accessed articles within ethology by Synergy users in 2003 http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/journal.asp?ref=0179-1613

15. I S A E -- Home Page The International Society for Applied ethology. gratefully acknowledgesthe University of Saskatchewan for donating this web space. http://www.applied-ethology.org/

I S A E H O M E P A G E The international, professional society devoted to the scientific study of applied animal behaviour about ISAE Updated 26-May-04 ISAE meetings our constitution ISAEnet-L ethical guidelines ... members only procedural guidelines the journal AABS honorary fellows employment 17-May ISAE membership 26-May contact us The International Society for Applied Ethology gratefully acknowledges the University of Saskatchewan for donating this web space

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17. Film Archive Of Human Ethology Videos and photography of people comparing different cultures. http://erl.ornithol.mpg.de/~fshuman/EngHomep/eindex.html

Film Archive of Human Ethology of the Max-Planck-Society and Human Studies Center at the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich D-82346 Andechs Tel. +49 (8152) 373-159; FAX: +49 (8152) 373-170 German version The Film Archive of Human Ethology is a scientific research institute. Inspection of the archive's material only for scientific purposes. If applicable, please send a letter by "snail mail" to Prof. Dr. Eibl-Eibesfeldt! For all other purposes, please refer to our published material , which is exclusively available through the IWF Knowledge and Media information about the Film Archive visit Prof. Dr. Eibl-Eibesfeldt's homepage staff of the Film Archive ... Himba: raising of eyebrows ("eyebrow-flash") series filmed through a right-angle lens by Prof. Dr. Eibl-Eibesfeldt in 1990 Impressum

18. SpringerLink - Publication link.springer.de/link/service/journals/10164/tocs.htm Introduction to ethologyIntroduction to ethology. ethology is the zoological study of animal behavior. Muchof the work in ethology revolves around problems in animal communication. http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/10164/

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19. Animal Behavior And Ethology xyzzy1071.gif (10839 bytes) Animal Behavior and ethology. Physiological ethologyComparative and Physiological Psychology; Perceptual Symbol Systems; http://cas.bellarmine.edu/tietjen/animal_behavior_and_ethology.htm

Animal Behavior and Ethology Introduction History of Animal Behavior The entire text is here What is Instinct ? NOTE: Read this through "Can we study human behaviour?". Genes and Behavior Genes, Environment, Development and Behavior Natural and Sexual Selection Levels of Selection . (Individual, Kin, etc.) Behavior and Speciation Mechanisms (Biological isolating mechanisms, allopatric vs. sympatric, etc.) Dispersal, Navigation, and Migration Macroevolution Patterns and Phylogeny Animal Behavior links Communication by Animals Sensory Systems and Communication The dance language of bees (look here too!) Also, Measuring Beelines to Food Communication goes multimodal Language use by chimpanzees Read "About pheromones " and Mating strategies of butterflies (including pheromones A comparison of the Vomeronasal organ in humans and other animals is found here . Read this too Listen to some interesting animal sounds at the Bioacoustics Page Bird song recordings. Listen here . Another good site is here Audubon's Multimedia Birds of America The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (Charley Darwin).

20. Introduction To Ethology Introduction to ethology. ethology is the zoological study of animal behavior Much of the work in ethology revolves around problems in animal communication http://cas.bellarmine.edu/tietjen/Ethology/introduction_to_ethology.htm

Introduction to Ethology Ethology is the zoological study of animal behavior. Ethologists have a special interest in genetically-programmed behaviors known as instincts . The predictable behavioral programs are inherited by animals through their parents and portions of the programs are open to natural selection and modification. Thus, these behaviors are phylogenetic adaptations that have an evolutionary history. This often leads to a comparative approach and has led researchers to search for the biological basis of human behavior by comparing our activities to those of our close relative (other primates; especially chimps). There are two schools of thought as to how animals acquire their behavior patterns. Some hold to the view that animals, including humans, learn all their behavior during the course of ontogenetic development. Ducks, for example, learn how to quack like a duck and don't honk like a goose because they hear their parents while within the egg). Experiments have since shown that these behaviors are built-in and not learned. Very complex behavior patterns can be passed on through the genes. A spider's orb web, for example , is built perfectly the first time a spider attempts construction, despite the fact that they may have no prior experience with webs (Fig 1). Female spiders construct egg sacs in the Fall, and then die. The spiderlings emerge in the spring, and never had experience with an orb web before building their own.

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