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Mechanisms • Ecology • Evolution
Lee C Drickamer
Northern Arizona University
Stephen H Vessey
Bowling Green State University
Elizabeth M Jakob
University of Massachusetts
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BRIEF CONTENTS
Preface ix
PART ONE
The Study of Animal Behavior 2
1 Introduction to Animal Behavior 4
2 History of the Study of Animal Behavior 9
3 Approaches and Methods 20
PART FOUR
Finding Food and Shelter 218
13 Migration, Orientation, and Navigation 220
14 Habitat Selection 239
15 Foraging Behavior 256
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PART TWO
Behavior Genetics and Evolution 38
PART FIVE
Social Organization and Mating Systems 278
4 Genes and Evolution 40
5 Behavioral Genetics 52
6 Evolution of Behavior Patterns 63
16 Conflict 280
17 Sexual Reproduction and Parental Care 302
18 Mating Systems and Parental Care 317
19 Social Behavior 332
PART THREE
Mechanisms of Behavior 78
7 The Nervous System 80
8 Hormones and Behavior, and Immunology and
Behavior 104
9 Biological Rhythms 128
10 Development of Behavior 144
11 Learning 172
12 Communication 196
References 350
Glossary 392
Credits 403
Index 406
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Preface ix
PART ONE
The Study of Animal Behavior 2
PART TWO
Behavior Genetics and Evolution 38
1 Introduction to Animal Behavior 4
Why We Study Animal Behavior 4
The Monarch Butterfly: A Case Study 5
Behavioral Genetics and Evolution 6
Mechanisms of Behavior 6
Food and Shelter 7
Social Organizations and Mating Systems 7
Proximate Versus Ultimate Causation 7
2 History of the Study of Animal
Behavior 9
Interest in Animal Behavior 9
Early Humans 9
Classical World 10
Foundations of Animal Behavior 10
Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection 11
Comparative Method 12
Experimental Approaches 12
Studies of Mechanisms 13
Studies of Function and Evolution 14
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 17
Summary 18
3 Approaches and Methods 20
Approaches 21
Ethology 21
Comparative Psychology 23
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 24
Design Features in Animal Behavior Studies 25
Definitions and Records 25
Design of the Experiment 26
Variation and Variance 28
Capturing Marking, and Tracking Animals and Animal Signs 29
Field Methods for Data Collection 30
Observational Methods 31
Method Pitfalls 32
Applied Animal Behavior 34
Using Animals in Research 34
Summary 35
4 Genes and Evolution 40
Basic Principles of Genetics 41
Chromosomes, Genes, and Alleles 41
Mutation as a Source of Genetic Variation 42
Sexual Reproduction and Genetic Variation 43
An Introduction to Evolution 44
Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection 44
Other Causes of Evolution 45
The Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium 46
Fitness and Adaptation 48
Units of Selection 48
Cautions About Adaptive Explanations 49
Summary 50
5 Behavioral Genetics 52
Questions in Behavioral Genetics 52
Studying Single Gene Effects 53
Mendelian Crosses 53
Mutations and Knockout Genes 54
Mosaics 54
Studying Mucigenic Effects: Simpler Methods 55
Cross-Fostering Experiments 55
Twin and Adoption Studies 55
Inbred Lines 56
Studying Multigenic Effects: Quantitative Genetics 57
Quantitative Traits and the Sources of Behavioral Variation 57
Heritability 58
Quantitative Genetics Techniques 58
Artificial Selection 58
Parent-Offspring Regression 60
Caveats about Heritability Estimates 61
Quantitative Trait Locus Analysis 61
Summary 62
6 Evolution of Behavior Patterns 63
Microevolutionary Changes in Behavior 64
Domestication and Behavioral Change 64
Natural Selection in the Field 66
Macroevolutionary Changes in Behavior 67
Behavior and the Fossil Record 67
Studies of Adaptive Radiation 67
Phytogeny and the Comparative Approach 69
Behavior and Speciation 73
Summary 75
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PART THREE
Mechanisms of Behavior 78
7 The Nervous System 80
The Nerve Cell 80
The Neuron at Rest 81
Action Potentials 82
Synapses 82
Phylogenetic Variation Across Nervous Systems 84
Simple Systems 84
Radially Symmetrical Nervous Systems 84
Bilaterally Symmetrical Nervous Systems 85
The Vertebrate Nervous System 85
Sensory Receptors 85
Chemoreceptors 87
Mechanoreceptors 88
Electroreceptors 88
Thermoreceptors 89
Photoreceptors 89
Processing and Filtering Sensory Information 91
The Control of Movement 92
Methods of Investigating the Nervous System 92
Recording Neural Activity, Neural Stimulation, and Self-
Stimulation 92
Transection, Lesions, and Transplantations 93
Functional Neuroanatomy and Imaging 93
Psychopharmacology and Cannulation 94
Metabolic Activity of Neurons 94
Potential Problems 94
Examples of Neurobiology and Behavior 94
The Mechanics of Feeding 94
Repetitive Movement 95
Escaping Danger 95
Detecting Prey 96
Communication 97
Learning and Memory 101
Summary 102 •
8 Hormones and Behavior, and
Immunology and Behavior 104
General Features of Endocrine Systems 105
Invertebrate Endocrine Systems 106
Vertebrate Endocrine Systems 106
Experimental Methods 109
Organizational Effects 110
Sexual and Aggressive Behavior 110
Additional Examples of Organizational Effects 112
Thyroid and Adrenal Glands 113
Invertebrates 113
Activational Effects 114
Aggression and Sexual Behavior Patterns 114
Hormones and Cognition 115
Secondary Sex Characteristics 115
Sexual Attraction 115
Eclosion 115
Life Stages 116
Molting 116
Color Change 116
Behavior-Endocrine Effects 116
Endocrine-Environment-Behavior Interactions 117
Reproductive Sequence in Ring Doves 117
Parturition and Maternal Behavior in Rats 120
Reproduction in Lizards 121
Reproduction in House Sparrows 122
Hormone-Brain Relationships 123
Hormones and Ecology 124
Immune System and Behavior 125
Immune System 125
Implications for Behavior 125
Summary 126
9 Biological Rhythms 128
Biological Rhythms 129
Types of Rhythms 129
Endogenous Pacemaker 131
Zeitgebers 133
Models 134
Location and Physiology of the Pacemaker 135
Significance of Biological Timekeeping 138
Ecological Adaptations 138
Diurnality 138
Applied Aspects of Orcadian Clocks 140
Hibernation 140
Migration 141
Combinied Clocks 141
Summary 142
10 Development of Behavior 144
Nature-Nurture-Niche 144
Genetic Influences 145
Environmental Influences 147
Epigenesis and Ontogenetic Niche 147
Embryology of Behavior 148
Nervous System Development 148
Sensory and Motor Stimulation 149
Maternal Experiences Affect Offspring Behavior 151
Early Postnatal Events 151
Imprinting 152
Development of Feeding and Food Preferences 155
Juvenile Events: Birds and Mammals 157
Deprivation/Enrichment Experiments 157
Bird Song 158
Puberty in Female House Mice 162
Juvenile Events: Insects and Fish 162
Insects 163
Fish 165
Play Behavior 166
Functions 166
Canids 167
Keas 168
Human Children 168
Development Into Adult Life 168
Summary 170
11 Learning 172
Forms of Learning 172
Habituation 173
Classical Conditioning 173
Sensitization 174
Operant Conditioning 175
Classical and Operant Conditioning Compared 175
Other Aspects of Learning 177
Invertebrate Learning 178
Protozoa and Cnidaria 178
Platyhelminthes and Annelida 179
Mollusca 180
Anthropoda 181
Vertebrate Learning 182
Rats and Monkeys 182
Vertebrate Intelligence 183
Comparisons Across Phyla 184
Preparedness and Constraints on Learning 184
Biological Constraints—Preparedness 184
Methodological Constraints 185
Learning as Adaptive Behavior 186
Feeding 186
Predator-Prey Relations 187
Reproduction and Parenting 188
Animal Cognition 189
Pigeons 189
Chimpanzees 190
Parrots 190
Vervet Monkeys 191
Corvids 191
Song Learning 192
Self-Recognition 193
Summary 193
12 Communication 196
What Is Communication? 197
How Do Signals Convey Information? 198
Discrete and Graded Signals 198
Distance and Duration 198
Composite Signals, Syntax, and Context 198
Metacommunication 199
Functions of Communication 199
Group Spacing and Coordination 199
Recognition 199
Reproduction 202
Agonism and Social Status 203
Alarm 203
Finding Food 205
Giving and Soliciting Care 205
Soliciting Play 205
Synchronization of Hatching 205
Channels of Communication 206
Odor 206
Sound 207
Low-Frequency Sound and Seismic Vibrations 208
Touch 209
Electric Field 210
Vision 211
Evolution of Displays 211
Complex Communication 213
Food Location in Honeybees 213
Language Acquisition 214
PART FOUR
Finding Food and Shelter 218
13 Migration, Orientation, and
Navigation 220
Migration 220
Birds 221
Mammals 224
Other Vertebrates 226
Invertebrates 226
Orientation 228
Navigation 228
Path Integration 230
Piloting 230
Compass Orientation 231
Olfactory Cues 234
Magnetic Field 235
Meteorological Cues 236
Neural Mechanisms 236
Summary 237
14 Habitat Selection 239
Presence or Absence of Species: Factors Restricting Habitat
Use 240
Dispersal Ability 240
Behavior 241
Interactions with Other Organisms 241
Physical and Chemical Factors 243
Dispersal from the Place Of Birth 243
Inbreeding Avoidance Hypothesis 244
Intraspecific Competition Hypothesis 245
Examples of Dispersal 245
Inbreeding Versus Outbreeding 246
Habitat Choice and Reproductive Success 246
Proximate Factors: Environmental Cues 247
Determinants of Habitat Preference 250
Heredity 250
Learning and Early Experience 251
Tradition 252
Theory of Habitat Selection 253
Summary 254
15 Foraging Behavior 256
Optimality Theory 256
Foraging Models 257
Choice of Food Items: The Prey Model 257
How Long to Stay in a Patch 260
Central-Place Foraging 261
Risk-Sensitive Foraging 261
Effects of Competitors on Foraging Behavior 263
Effects of Predators on Foraging Behavior 264
State-Sensitive Models of Foraging 264
Techniques for Acquiring Food 264
Modifying Food Supply 264
Trap Building 266
Electromagnetic Fields 266
Summary 216
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Aggressive Mimicry 266
Tools 267
Foraging and Social Behavior 268
Sharing Information 268
Cooperative Hunting 268
Defense Against Predators 271
Individual Strategies 271
Social Strategies 275
Summary 277
; PART FIVE
Social Organization and Mating
Systems 278
16 Conflict 280
Aggression, Agonistic Behavior, and Competition 280
Definitions 280
Competition for Resources 281
Exploitation and the Ideal Free Distribution 281
Interference Competition and Resources Defense 281
Conflict about Physical Space 281
Territory 283
Dominance 287
Dominance Hierarchies 287
Dominance Hierarchy in the Rhesus Monkey 289
Cost and Benefits of Dominance 290
Infanticide and Siblicide 292
Internal Factors in Aggression 293
Hormones 293
Neural Mechanisms 294
Genetics 295
External Factors in Aggression 296
Learning and Experience 296
Pain and Frustration 296
Social Factors 297
Sex and Hunger 297
Evolution of Restraint and Appeasement 297
Game Theory Models 297
Relevance for Humans 299
Social Control and Social Disorganization 299
Summary 300
17 Sexual Reproduction and Parental
Care 302
Cost and Benefits of Sex 302
Cost of Sex 303
Benefits of Sex 303
Anisogamy and the Bateman Gradient 304
Sex Determination and the Sex Ratio 305
Sexual Selection 307
Intersexual Selection 308
Intrasexual Selection 312
Summary 315
18 Mating Systems and Parental
Care 317
Mating Systems 317
Monogamy 318
Polygyny 318
Polyandry 320
Ecology and Mating Systems 321
Alternative Reproductive Tactics 322
Parental Care 323
Ecological Factors 323
Which Sex Should Invest? 324
Examples of Parental Investment 325
Parent-Offspring Recognition 326
Parent-Offspring Conflict 328
Sibling Rivalry 328
Summary 330
19 Social Behavior 332
Changing Perspectives in the Study of Social Behavior 333
Early Studies 333
Later Studies 333
Why Live in Groups? 333
Benefits of Group Living 334
Cost of Group Living 335
The Evolution of Cooperation and Altruism 336
Kin Selection 337
Reciprocity 338
Mutualism and the Appearance of Altruism 340
Examples of Social Systems 341
A Taxonomic Overview 341
Communal Breeding and Helpers at the Nest 343
Eusociality 345
Humans 348
Summary 349
References 350
Glossary 392
Credits 403
Name Index 406
SubjectIndex411
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