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Animal Behaviour
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[edit]- Adaptation
- Adaptationism
- Adaptive behavior
- Aggression
- Aggressive mimicry
- Alpha (ethology)
- Altruism (biology)
- Animal cognition
- Animal coloration
- Animal communication
- Animal consciousness
- Animal culture
- Animal language
- Animal migration
- Animal navigation
- Animal psychopathology
- Ant colony
- Anti-predator adaptation
- Apex predator
- Aposematism
- Apparent death
- Autohaemorrhaging
- Bark (sound)
- Bateman's principle
- Batesian mimicry
- Bee learning and communication
- Behavioral ecology
- Biological determinism
- Bird intelligence
- Browsing (herbivory)
- Calming signals
- Cannibalism (zoology)
- Cephalopod intelligence
- Cetacean intelligence
- Chicken hypnotism
- Circadian rhythm
- Classical conditioning
- Coevolution
- Cognitive ethology
- Collective animal behavior
- Commensalism
- Cooperative hunting
- Courtship display
- Criticism of evolutionary psychology
- Crypsis
- Cultural transmission in animals
- Dear enemy effect
- Deception in animals
- Deimatic behaviour
- Display (zoology)
- Dog behavior
- Dog communication
- Dog intelligence
- Dominance (ethology)
- Dominance hierarchy
- E. O. Wilson
- Elephant cognition
- Emergence
- Emotion in animals
- Ethology
- Eusociality
- Evolutionarily stable strategy
- Evolutionary arms race
- Evolutionary game theory
- Evolutionary psychology
- Eyespot (mimicry)
- Feather-plucking
- Fish aggression
- Fish intelligence
- Fisherian runaway
- Fitness (biology)
- Flocking (behavior)
- Gene-centered view of evolution
- Group selection
- Handicap principle
- Herbivore
- Herbivore adaptations to plant defense
- Herd
- Hoarding (animal behavior)
- Home range
- Horse behavior
- Human–canine bond
- Imprinting (psychology)
- Inbreeding avoidance
- Infanticide (zoology)
- Instinct