John alcock - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Learning the Skills of Research: Animal Behavior Exercises in the Laboratory and Field to accompany Animal Behavior, Eleventh Edition by Dustin Rubenstein and John Alcock INSTRUCTOR MANUAL

Comprehensive notes of UBC course PSYC306A. Notes include topics: Evolution and natural selection, Scientific method (mobbing in Gulls), Levels of analysis (birdsongs), Spatial learning, Development of behavior, Interactive theory of development and the Role of genes (honeybees), Developmental homeostasis, Nervous system and neural mechanisms (bats and moths), Histology/Immunofluorescence mRNA I protein detection in HC (gull chicks), Classification of bat ultrasounds, Adaption of prey (moths), C...

Instructor’s Manual to accompany Animal Behavior, Tenth Edition John Alcock Discussion Questions Chapter 3: The Evolution of Social Behavior Figure 3.3 shows a phylogeny (see page 31) of many bee species in the genus Lasioglossum, with the social system of the species superimposed on the evolutionary tree. What is the minimum number of times that eusociality (i.e., colonial species with obligately sterile workers) has evolved in this group? How many times has eusociality been lost, ei...

This is a summary of the course Animal Behaviour (BHE-20303) at Wageningen University and Research. It is made of lecture notes and the book that belongs to the course.