Syllabus--3407
BIOL 1407 Behavioral Biology and BIOL 3407 Animal Behavior
Behavioral Biology is a course that explores the evolutionary, morphological and motivational causes of behavior patterns in animals. Behaviors to be studied include locomotion, comfort, migration, learning, communication, aggression, courtship, feeding, domestication and social organization, as well as others. Animal Behavior is the upper-level equivalent of Behavioral Biology. Whereas the courses are taught simultaneously, upper-level students are expected to master evolutionary thinking as related to behavior in animals, and are expected to be able to discuss biological principles as they relate to behavior. Lower-level and upper-level students take different exams and have different course requirements.
JANUARY 21--NO BEHAVIOR LAB TODAY
(Not much activity out there due to the cold and clouds)
I will talk about How to Record Observations in class tomorrow.
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