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Dustin Rubenstein is a Professor of Ecology at Columbia University and an integrative behavioral and evolutionary ecologist who studies the evolution of complex animal societies and how organisms adapt to and cope with environmental change.
"This is a book that attempts to integrate proximate and ultimate mechanisms of animal behavior across different physiological levels and across varying environmental contexts. The breadth and context-dependence of animal behavior makes this a very challenging task, but the authors do a good job of integrating both within an organism's organizational structure as well as across proximate and ultimate mechanisms in a compelling way."" -Matthew Zipple, Duke University [The new edition of Animal Behavior] integrates learning objectives and multimedia files to supplement the theory and research findings of the neural physiology behind animal behavior."" -Christine Brodsky, Pittsburg State University Rubenstein's Animal Behavior provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of animal behavior from every conceivable angle. It provides specific examples to contextualize the science behind particular behaviors, while remaining interesting and easy to understand."" -Amanda A. Rollins, Wilmington College The data-driven figures are priceless. The focus on scientific investigations is magnificent. And the maintenance of the rich tradition of having an extensive bibliography of peer-reviewed studies is without equal."" -Arshad Khan, University of Texas at El Paso"
What We Owe to Nonhuman Animals...
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What's My Cat Thinking?
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