Behaviour

Behaviour

ISSN: 0005-7959
E-ISSN: 1568-539X

<i>Behaviour</i> is interested in all aspects of animal (including human) behaviour, from ecology and physiology to learning, cognition, and neuroscience. Evolutionary approaches, which concern themselves with the advantages of behaviour or capacities for the organism and its reproduction, receive much attention both at a theoretical level and as it relates to specific behaviour.

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Volume 155 (2018)
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Volume 29 (1967)
Volume 28 (1967)
Volume 27 (1966)
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Volume 6 (1954)
Volume 5 (1953)
Volume 4 (1951)
Volume 3 (1951)
Volume 2 (1950)
Volume 1 (1948)

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Latest articles

Review Article
Social networks: a tool for assessing the impact of perturbations on wildlife behaviour and implications for pathogen transmission
- Authors: K.L. Jones; R.C.A. Thompson and S.S. Godfrey
- Available online: 28 March 2018
Research Article
Associating sex-biased and seasonal behaviour with contact patterns and transmission risk in Gopherus agassizii
- Authors: C.M. Aiello; T.C. Esque; K.E. Nussear; P.G. Emblidge and P.J. Hudson
- Available online: 14 February 2018
Review Article
Incorporating genomic methods into contact networks to reveal new insights into animal behaviour and infectious disease dynamics
- Authors: Marie L.J. Gilbertson; Nicholas M. Fountain-Jones and Meggan E. Craft
- Available online: 02 February 2018
Review Article
Modification of host social networks by manipulative parasites
- Author: Robert Poulin
- Available online: 10 October 2017
Research Article
Do European hedgehogs select substrates when they defecate?
- Authors: Francisco Javier de Miguel; Sara Ruiz-Montero; Héctor San Andrés and Lucía Arregui
- Source: Volume 155, Issue 4, pages: 253 –264
Research Article
Personality and the retention of neophobic predator avoidance in wild caught Trinidadian guppies
- Authors: Grant E. Brown; Pierre J.C. Chuard; Ebony E.M. Demers; Indar W. Ramnarine; Douglas P. Chivers and Maud C.O. Ferrari
- Source: Volume 155, Issue 4, pages: 265 –278
Research Article
Territorial fish distinguish familiar neighbours individually
- Authors: Taiga Saeki; Shumpei Sogawa; Takashi Hotta and Masanori Kohda
- Source: Volume 155, Issue 4, pages: 279 –293
Research Article
Costs and benefits of post-weaning associations in mountain goats
- Authors: Karina Charest Castro; Mathieu Leblond and Steeve D. Côté
- Source: Volume 155, Issue 4, pages: 295 –326
Research Article
Effect of nestlings’ age on parental responses to a predatory snake in Parus minor
- Authors: Jung Moon Ha; Keesan Lee; Eun Jeong Yang; Woo Joo Kim; Ho Kyeong Song; In Je Hwang; Sang-im Lee and Piotr G. Jablonski
- Source: Volume 155, Issue 4, pages: 327 –336

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- Author: Jeanne Altmann
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A Comparison of the Social Postures of Some Common Laboratory Rodents
- Authors: E.C. Grant and J.H. Mackintosh
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- Author: W.I. Welker

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