Zoology
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- Fauna Communications Research
- Institute that researches bioacoustics and animal communication, especially of endangered species.
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- Figs and Fig Wasps
- An example of mutualism, fig wasps only live for a few days but manage to perform their amazing task of finding and pollinating the flowers that are hidden deep inside the fig.
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- Flocker 1.1
- This free software quantifies and compares statistical measures of group size. It differentiates between outsiders' view (group size) versus insiders' view (crowding) measures, controls for the ties among data points in the latter case and handles biased distributions correctly.
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- Fongoli Chimps
- Article from the National Geographic Magazine on how the chimpanzees on the savannas of Senegal are hunting bush babies with spearlike sticks.
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- Long-distance Land Bird Migration
- This article discusses the reasons for migration, its advantages and disadvantages, and the different patterns of migration adopted by different bird groups.
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- Movie Archives of Animal Behavior
- An online animal behavior video database available in various formats. Most clips filmed in Japan.
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- Partnership in Birds
- Article discussing monogamous birds and those that change partner, and why such divorces occur. [PDF]
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- Pelican Lagoon Research Centre
- This centre in Australia provides habitats for long term field studies, especially on monotremes, free from the impact of introduced species.
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- ReefQuest
- A comprehensive source of information on the biology of sharks and rays including behavioral studies.
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- Research Projects in the Mammal Research Unit
- Details of the current research projects being undertaken at the Mammal Research Unit at Bristol University, England.
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- Research Station Petite Camargue Alsacienne
- Affiliated with the University of Basel, Switzerland. Focuses on the behavioral ecology of passerines.
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- Sexual Selection in Bowerbirds
- Research at the Borgia Lab concentrates on understanding the evolution of the complex sexual male displays in the Satin Bowerbird, Ptilonorhynchus violaceus.
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- Slagsvold Group
- A research group at the University of Oslo, Norway. Primary focus is on the study of sexual imprinting in small passerines.
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- The Arts of Deception - Mimicry and Camouflage
- Article by Rhett Butler on camouflage as used by animals and the three forms of mimicry utilized by both predator and prey.
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- The European Union for Bird Ringing
- EURING coordinates bird ringing throughout Europe and promotes research needed to inform the conservation and scientific understanding of wild birds.
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- The Gordon Lab
- A long-term study of ant colony behavior, organization and ecology undertaken by Deborah Gordon and her colleagues at Stanford University.
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- The Nest Building Behaviour of Higher Apes
- Noel Egenter outlines his research into the ability of apes to weave branches into a stable construction and whether this requires a definite learning process.
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- The Pherobase
- A searchable database of insect pheromones and semiochemicals, now covering over 7000 species of insect.