Animal Behaviour
Development of online learning activities to enhance student knowledge of animal behaviour prior to engaging in live animal handling practical sessions
... of animal behaviour among first year students enrolled in animal-associated degrees prior to students engaging in hands-on live animal practical ...of animal be- haviour, as well as to ...
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What is the available evidence that artificial light at night affects animal behaviour? A systematic map protocol
... The search aims to collect a comprehensive selection of scientific reports on the effects of ALAN on animal behaviour in an unbiased way. The systematic map fol- lows collaboration for environmental ...
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Unusual Animal Behaviour before Earthquakes and Multiple Parameter Monitoring in Western Piedmont
... the animal and plant ...anomalous animal behaviours. Unfortunately we do not understand animal languages or their meaningful vocal ...many animal alarms are not acknowledged. A number of ...
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New Classification of Collective Animal Behaviour as an Autonomous System
... collective animal behaviour, some researchers have applied IIT to interpret classifications of cellular automatons [45], animats [64] and Boolean networks ...
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Modelling quantitative structure activity relationships between animal behaviour and environmental signal molecules
... Quantitative structure–activity relationships (QSARs) between the physicochemical properties of environmental signal molecules and animal behaviour have been determined. Past work has shown that oyster and ...
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Animal behaviour fieldwork: introducing psychology students to the process of science
... The first trip was modelled very closely on past practice. The basic philosophy was to immerse students in the phenomena of animal behaviour and to allow them to freely think and comment on what they ...
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The modelling cycle for collective animal behaviour
... The fact that individual locusts interact locally sup- ports the basic assumptions of the Vicsek model [21,27]. However, the match between theory and experiments is primarily at the global level. These studies do not ...
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Chivers and Ferrari 2014. Animal Behaviour
... Prey animals often need to learn the identity of unknown predators, and not surprisingly, nearby con- speci fi cs provide a rich source of information about both the identity and risk level posed by unknown predators. ...
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Seismic Precursory Phenomenology in Unusual Animal Behaviour in Val Pellice, Western Piedmont, in Comparison with Anomalies of Some Physical Parameters
... non-vocal animal behaviour is the ad- vanced awakening from hibernation, possibly due to an increase in temperature, to magnetic variations or to emissions of dangerous ...unusual animal ...
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Modelling animal behaviour in contests: conventions for resource allocation
... Quinn, M. and Noble, J. (2001) Modelling animal behaviour in contests: conventions for resource allocation. In: Kelemen, J. and Sosik, P., (eds.) Advances in Artificial Life : 6th European Conference, ECAL ...
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Toxoplasma gondii infection, from predation to schizophrenia: can animal behaviour help us understand human behaviour?
... particularly considering today’s 3Rs environment. Once again, this relates to the precise hypotheses to be tested. We know, to date, that a range of behavioural alterations are observed in animals, particularly rodents, ...
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Group management of young dairy cattle in relation to animal behaviour and welfare
... Calves housed individually made more contacts (touching, sniffing and licking) through the wooden partitions with their neighbours than the pair-housed calves. However, a higher number of contacts with neighbours did not ...
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Animal behaviour in a human world : a crowdsourcing study on horses that open door and gate mechanisms
... clever animal” is undoubtedly seen as desirable by some owners and caretakers [37] so that highly motivated respondents are likely to be over-represented in our data ...the behaviour. Future studies may ask ...
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Behavioural compass: animal behaviour recognition using magnetometers
... In carrying out dynamic activities such as running, the collar sensor would follow in the wake of movements made by the torso and neck as the animal heaves and sways, and rotate around the animal’s neck. Thus, the ...
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Manassa et al. 2013 Animal Behaviour
... (reviewed in Chivers & Smith 1998; Mirza & Chivers 2003). A response to the chemical cues of others may arise via innate (cohabitation with sympatric prey over several generations) or learned (experience from ...
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New Classification of Collective Animal Behaviour as an Autonomous System
... collective behaviour in this case? For the short timescale, the continuous adjustments among the fishes to their global reference are important for their integration, as the global group integrity increases when ...
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Modelling animal behaviour in contests: Conventions for resource allocation
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Reflections of animal behaviour: through the Ice Age movies
... unknown animal are indicated as Sid comes across fossils of identical animals in increasing ...an animal undergoes an abrupt change in their body structure when developing from larva to adult, also gets ...
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Reflections of animal behaviour: through the Ice Age movies
... IJSRR, 8(2) April. – June., 2019 Page 1173 extinction during the Pleistocene, so the topic is brought up different times, sometimes directly and sometimes indirectly. In the first movie, young of elephantine or rhino ...
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Towards the development of day one competences in veterinary behaviour medicine: survey of veterinary professionals experience in companion animal practice in Ireland
... of animal behaviour and an understanding of the diagnosis and treatment of mental ...erinary behaviour medicine and other stakeholders such as companion animal owners would be of value, to ...
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