Ethology
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Edited By: Jutta Schneider and Susan A. Foster (Editors-in-Chief)
Impact Factor: 2.008
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 27/146 (Zoology); 34/48 (Behavioral Sciences)
Online ISSN: 1439-0310
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Zeitschrift fur Tierpsychologie Backfiles Online: 1937-1985
In 1937, Otto Koehler, Carl Kronacher and Konrad Lorenz launched the journal Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie which published seminal papers on animal behavior by preeminent authors such as Niko Tinbergen. In 1986, the editors and publisher renamed the journal Ethology, in keeping with the scientific trends of the time. All content since 1937 has now been digitised and is available online. Click here to view the full backlist table of contents...
Classic Papers by Niko Tinbergen include:
Die Balz des Samtfalters, Eumenis (=Satyrus) semele (L.)
47TH CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR APPLIED ETHOLOGY (ISAE)
Costão do Santinho Resort, Florianópolis – SC, Brazil
2-6 June 2013
Applied Ethology: Understanding Behaviour to Improve Livelihoods
Main Topics: Applied ethology in conservation research; use of animals in sport and performance; behaviour of animals in outdoor environments; social behaviour; behaviour of marine animals; methodologies on the study of the behaviour and welfare of animals.
See further information at isae2013.ufsc.br
Ethology in the Press
Menstruation and Women's Voices: Can Men Hear When You Have Your Period?
Huffington Post
A recent study indicates that for at least some men, it's not the Tampax box sticking out of your purse that gives away your menstrual status -- it's your voice.
Grouse have signature drumming styles
New Scientist
Keith Moon and Ringo Starr had their own individual drumming styles, and if you listen closely enough you will find this guy (pictured) does too....
Butterflies Wait For “The One”
Global Animal
The scientists describe their findings in the journal Ethology. Lead researcher and butterfly lover Jun-Ya Ide from the Kurume Institute of Technology in ...
Behavior Brief
Scientist
... and non-reproductive sex typically make distinct calls during each activity, the researchers explained in a recent Ethology paper reporting the results. ...
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