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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch52_1.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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key concept 52.1 Ethology Led to Modern Behavioral Biology life11e_ch52_2.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Conditioned reflexes are a simple behavioral mechanism life11e_ch52_3.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Ethologists focused on the behavior of animals in their natural environment life11e_ch52_4.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Ethologists probed the causes of behavior life11e_ch52_5.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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key concept 52.2 Behavior Can Be Genetically Determined life11e_ch52_7.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Single gene mutations can alter behavioral phenotypes life11e_ch52_8.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Knockout experiments reveal the roles of specific genes life11e_ch52_9.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Gene cascades can control complex behavioral phenotypes life11e_ch52_10.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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key concept 52.3 Behavior Can Be Studied Developmentally life11e_ch52_12.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Hormones can determine behavioral potential and timing life11e_ch52_13.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Some behaviors can be acquired only at certain times life11e_ch52_14.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Birdsong learning involves genetics, imprinting, development, and social interactions life11e_ch52_15.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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The timing and expression of birdsong are under hormonal control life11e_ch52_16.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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key concept 52.4 Selective Pressures Shape Behavior life11e_ch52_18.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Animals are faced with many choices life11e_ch52_19.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Behaviors have costs and benefits life11e_ch52_20.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Territorial behavior carries significant costs life11e_ch52_21.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Foraging behavior has costs and benefits life11e_ch52_22.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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key concept 52.5 Behavior Can Be Studied Mechanistically life11e_ch52_24.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Biological rhythms coordinate behavior with environmental cycles life11e_ch52_25.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Animals must find their way around their environment life11e_ch52_26.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Animals use multiple modalities to communicate life11e_ch52_27.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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key concept 52.6 Social Interactions Shape the Evolution of Behavior life11e_ch52_29.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Mating systems evolve to maximize fitness life11e_ch52_30.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Fitness can include more than your own offspring life11e_ch52_31.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Eusociality is the extreme result of kin selection life11e_ch52_32.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Group living has benefits and costs life11e_ch52_33.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Can the concepts of sociobiology be applied to humans? life11e_ch52_34.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch52_36.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch52_37.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch52_38.html57ffe55e757a2e3851000000
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