1) Introduction
1. Jeffrey R. Lucas & Leigh W. Simmons. 50 years of Animal Behaviour.
2) The history of behavioural research
2. John Alcock. A textbook history of animal behaviour.
3. Geoff Parker. Behavioural Ecology: na tural history as science
4. Stuart A. Altmann & Jeanne Altm ann. The transformation of behaviour field studies.
5. Stev an J. Arnold. Too much natural history, or too little?
6. F elicity A. Huntingford. A history of Animal Behaviour by a partial, igno rant and prejudiced ethologist.
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3) Proximate mechanisms
7. Gene Robinson. Genes and social behaviour.8. John Wingfield. Control of behavioural strategies for cap ricious environments.
9. Andrew I. Barnes & Linda Partridge . Costing reproduction.
4) Development
10. Patrick Bateson. The promise of behavioural biology.
11. Bennett G. Galef. Making a decision by integrating socially an d individually acquired information.
12. Judy Stamps. Behav
1. Jeffrey R. Lucas & Leigh W. Simmons. 50 years of Animal Behaviour.
2) The history of behavioural research
2. John Alcock. A textbook history of animal behaviour.
3. Geoff Parker. Behavioural Ecology: na tural history as science
4. Stuart A. Altmann & Jeanne Altm ann. The transformation of behaviour field studies.
5. Stev an J. Arnold. Too much natural history, or too little?
6. F elicity A. Huntingford. A history of Animal Behaviour by a partial, igno rant and prejudiced ethologist.
.
3) Proximate mechanisms
7. Gene Robinson. Genes and social behaviour.8. John Wingfield. Control of behavioural strategies for cap ricious environments.
9. Andrew I. Barnes & Linda Partridge . Costing reproduction.
4) Development
10. Patrick Bateson. The promise of behavioural biology.
11. Bennett G. Galef. Making a decision by integrating socially an d individually acquired information.
12. Judy Stamps. Behav
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