Learned behaviour in response to stimuli linked to species survival

Learned behaviour in response to stimuli linked to species survivalPaul Beaumont2018-11-01T12:13:11+00:00

Animal Behaviour

Animal behaviour (PowerPoint)
Seed beetles
- The handbook!
- TESS article by Michael Dockery
- Choice of egg laying sites – an experimental protocol
Brine shrimps
- The ecosystem
- How fast can they go?
- Brine shrimp ecology
- Brine shrimps – the lowdown (SSERC Bulletin article)
Woodlice
- Turn Alternation in Woodlice

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Learned behaviour in response to stimuli linked to species survival

Animal Behaviour