Encyclopedia of Animal Behavior, 3-Volume Set

Chapter Title

1 Overview

2 Electrical Signals

3 Auditory Signals

4 Visual Signals

6 Mating Signals

7 Individual Recognition

8 Cultural inheritance of signals

9 Interspecific communication

10 Noise and anthropogenic effects on communication

11 Communication networks

12 Vertebrate sound production

13 Parent-offspring signals

14 Predator alarm signals

15 Food signals

16 Dolphin signature whistles

17 Adaptation and signal evolution: Phylogeny

18 Signals and motivation

19 Signal information content

21 Referential signaling

22 Syntactically complex vocal systems

23 Multimodal signaling

24 Signal parasites

25 Vibrational signals

26 Honest signaling

27 Agonistic signals

28 Alex

30 Tribolium

31 Spotted Hyenas

32 Boobies

33 Tungara Frogs

34 White crowned sparrow

35 Freshwater Turtles

36 Swallows

37 Sharks

38 The Threespine Stickleback

39 Octopus

40 Aplysia

41 Dogs

42 Lorenz

43 Tinbergen

44 Honey bees

45 Herring Gull

46 Rats

47 Zebra fish

48 Zebra finches

49 Rhesus Macaque Behavior

50 Wolves

51 Bowerbirds

52 Bettas

53 Locusts

54 Chimpanzees

55 Types of Social Learning: Implications for Cognitive Theories of Imitation

56 Vocal learning

57 Theories of social learning

58 Social learning in insects

59 Social learning in fishes

60 Avian Social Learning

61 Social learning in non-primate mammals

62 Socially-mediated learning in monkeys and prosimians

63 Social learning in apes

64 Animal culture

65 Orientation, Navigation and Homing in Bats

66 Irruptive migration

67 Orientation and Navigation of Flying Insects

68 Orientation and Navigation in amphibians

69 Maps and Compasses

70 Vertical migration of aquatic animals

72 Migratory Connectivity

73 Insect migration

74 Bat migration

75 Migration, Orientation and Navigation: Magnetic compasses in insects

76 Migration in fishes

78 Pigeon homing as a model case of goal-oriented navigation

79 Introduction to animal welfare

80 Using animal behavior for making animal welfare decisions

82 Behavior, welfare and disease

83 Behavioral assessment of animal welfare at slaughter plants

84 Behavioral assessment of the welfare of pets

86 Behavioral assessment of the welfare of pigs

87 Behavioral assessment of the welfare of horses

88 Behavioral assessment of the welfare of poultry

90 Physical cognition by tool-using and non tool-using animals

91 Number concept

92 What animals know about time

93 Self control

94 Mental time travel

95 Non-Elemental Learning in Invertebrates

96 Category and concept learning

97 Deception

98 Animal innovation

99 Sentience

100 Metacognition and metamemory in non-human animals

101 Social cognition

102 The Role of Emotion in Primate Social Cognition

103 Cognitive development in chimpanzees

104 Conflict resolution

105 Empathy

106 Punishment

107 The Evolutionary Foundations of Morality

108 Embodied and Distributed Cognition

109 Darwin and animal behavior

110 Basics of Evolution

111 Adaptive landscapes and the concept of optimality

112 Levels of selection

113 Evolution of cooperation and sociality

114 Microevolution and Macroevolution in Behavior

115 Phylogenetic inference and the comparative method

117 Body size / sexual dimorphism

118 The Evolution of the Nervous System in Relation to Behavior

119 Reproductive success

120 Evolution of specialization

122 Integrating Evolution, Development, and Behavior

123 Behavioral isolating mechanisms and speciation

124 Group decisions on movement

125 Consensus Decisions

127 Nest choice in social insects

128 Behavior of ectoparasites

129 Parasite-modified vector behavior

130 The role of behavior in the transmission of parasite propagules

131 Behavioral Avoidance of Parasites

132 Self-medication: passive prevention and active treatment

133 Sickness Behavior: Comparative Perspectives

134 Parasite-modified reproductive behavior - vertebrates

136 Mechanisms of parasite-induced behavioral change

137 Parasite-modified intermediate host behavior

138 Behavior, Parasites, Conservation, and Invasive Species

139 Evolution of parasite-induced behavioral alterations

140 Parasites and Sexual Selection

142 Parasite-modified reproductive behavior--invertebrates

143 Parasites and social behavior

144 Habitat imprinting

145 Spatial memory

146 Peak shift

148 Cost of learning

150 Neural basis for flight and walking in insects

151 Neuroethology of bats

152 The Extraordinary Sensory World of the Naked Mole-Rat

154 Escape Behavior in Insects

156 Neuroethology of Parasitoid Wasps

157 Neuroethology of Acoustic Communication in Insects

158 The Visual-behavioral world of crabs

159 The Neuroethology of Behavioral Choice in Leeches

160 Sociogenomics

161 Neuroethology of sound localization in birds

162 Neuroethology of learning and memory in nematodes

163 Applications of animal behavior to conservation

164 Applications of Animal Behavior to Animal Training

165 Biologically Inspired Robotics

166 Genomics searches for behavior genes

167 Genetics of kin recognition

168 Behavioral Genetics of Paramecium

169 Dictyostelium, the social amoeba

170 Genetics of colony recognition in colonial marine invertebrates

171 Behavior genetics of social insects

172 Genetics of caste in social insects

173 Loss of colony identity: unicolonial ants

174 Genetics of behavior in drosophila

177 The inside story: post-insemination, pre-fertilization reproductive interactions in invertebrates

179 Forced copulation

181 Sexual Conflict, Sexual Selection, and Social Selection overview

182 Bateman: Data for and against

183 Sexual selection and speciation

184 Female and male mate choice

185 Flexible mate choice

186 Cryptic female choice

188 Infanticide

190 Sperm competition

192 Social monogamy and extra-pair parentage

193 Reproductive Behavior in Species with helpers

194 Sex allocation

195 Differential allocation

196 Compensation

197 Reproductive behavior in sex changing organisms

198 Animal Behavior up to the early 20th century

199 Birth of modern Animal Behavior - 1920 to 1960s

202 Comparative Psychology

203 European Ethology

204 Animal Behavior - Early History from Antiquity to the 16th Century

205 Sociobiology and Behavioral Ecology

206 Neurobiology and Behavior

207 Intergration of approaches

208 Trends for the Future from a Historical Perspective

209 Foraging modes

210 Foraging theory: an introduction

211 Habitat selection

212 Patch exploitation

213 Defense against predation

214 After ingestion: interaction of gut processing and foraging behavior

215 Foraging in groups

217 Hunger and satiety

218 External food storage: caching

219 Fat storage: internal food storage

222 Rational choice behaviour: definitions and evidence

224 Basic Experimental design

225 Cost and benefit analysis

226 Experimental, Observation, Comparative, Modeling, Lab vs Field

227 Use of robotics in the study of Animal Behavior

228 Dominance Hierarchy and Social Structure: What is it and How do we quantify it?

230 Ethograms, time budgets and sampling

231 Sources of Measurement Error, Reliability

232 Remote-sensing of Behavior

233 Sequence analysis, Transition Models

235 The Analysis of Spatial Orientation and Time

236 Experimental approaches to hormones and behavior - vertebrates

237 Experimental approaches to hormones and behavior - invertebrates

238 Field techniques in hormones and behavior

239 Maternal effects on behavior

240 Evolution of Ideas on the Neural Control of Sexual Behavior

241 Hormonal Control of Sexual Behavior in Female Non-mammalian Vertebrates

242 Male non-mammalian vertebrates

243 Hormones and mating systems

244 Hormones and breeding strategies, cooperative breeding, eusocial vertebrates

245 Sex Change in Reef Fishes: Behavior and Physiology

246 Communicative behaviors

247 Hibernation, daily torpor and aestivation in mammals and birds: behavioral aspects

248 Aggression and territoriality

249 Hormones and parental behavior in mammals

250 Hormones and parental behavior in non-mammals (including nest building)

251 Wintering strategies

252 Migration in vertebrates

253 Hormonal control of sexual behavior in male mammals

254 Molt, Hormones and Behavior

255 Metamorphosis in vertebrates

256 Hormones and Behavior in Relation to Seasonality

257 Fluids and salts in vertebrates

258 Behavioral Endocrinology of Food Intake

259 Circadian & circannual rhythms and hormones

260 Hormones behavior and molting of invertebrates

261 Fight or flight response

262 Memory and learning

263 Immune systems and sickness behavior

265 Endocrine disruption, vertebrates

266 Endocrine disruption, invertebrates

267 Conservation

268 Olfactory signals

269 What is neuroethology?

270 Behavior genetics of Nasonia

271 Orthopteroid insects other than termites

273 Swordtails

274 Neuroethology of vocal communication in fishes

276 Female Sexual Behavior in mammals

277 Hormones, behavior, mood, life styles, biomedical aspects

278 Foraging and co-evolution

279 Kleptoparasitism and Cannibalism

280 Decision-making

281 Social effects on choice

282 Orientation and navigation in sea turtles

283 The use of playbacks in behavioral experiments

284 Neuroethology methods

285 Introduction to Conservation and Behaviour

286 Learning and conservation

288 Effects of habitat deterioration on male ornaments

289 Animal communication and anthropogenic noise: implications for conservation

290 Ontogenetic effects of captive breeding

291 Parasitoids

292 Defensive coloration

293 Defensive chemicals

294 Group living

295 Vigilance and models of behavior

296 Trade offs

297 Economic escape

298 Risk allocation

299 Empirical studies

300 Mechanisms

301 Predator-Prey co-evolution

302 Predator prey games

303 The ecology of fear

304 Antipredator behavior and conservation

305 Cockroaches

307 Networks and spread of disease

308 Network function and life history

310 Vision - invertebrates

312 Taste - invertebrates

315 Magnetoreception in animals

316 Thermoreception - invertebrates

317 Vision - vertebrates

318 Hearing - vertebrates

319 Olfaction - vertebrates

320 Taste - vertebrates

321 Vibration - vertebrates

322 Active electroreception - vertebrates

323 Passive electroreception - vertebrates

324 Thermoreception - vertebrates

326 Courtship/mating interference

327 Seed dispersal

328 Field studies of predators and their behavior

329 Hormones and Sleep

330 Defensive morphology

331 Defensive avoidance

332 Predation risk and life histories

333 Antipredator benefits from heterospecifics

334 Caste determination

335 Colony founding

336 Dance language

337 Developmental plasticity

338 Division of labor

339 Parasitism and sociality/Host-parasite relationship

340 Recognition system

341 Reproductive skew

343 Sex and social evolution

344 Queen-queen conflict

345 Queen-worker conflict

346 Social evolution in ants, bees and wasps

347 Social evolution in termites

348 Social evolution in spiders

349 Social evolution in 'other' insects and arachnids

350 Social evolution in crustaceans/aquatic invertebrates

352 Swarm intelligence/collective intelligence

353 Defensive risk-taking

354 Methods in Behavioral Endocrinology

355 Game Theory

356 Sociobiology of the hyperdiverse ant genus Pheidole

357 Relatedness and kin selection

358 Worker-worker conflict

359 Subsociality and Social Evolution

360 Invertebrate hearing

362 Bird migration

363 Bird orientation

364 Learning and mating behavior

365 Play

366 Pigeons

367 William Hamilton