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Cloth - Hard Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. First Edition. 393 pages. There is a form letter from Kiko Tinbergen laid in with a generic thank you for all of the well wishers following his receiving the 1973 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Following the printed letter, there is a hand written note from Tinbergen that reads in full: "Dear John and Kate - after this ??????? / all purpose pamphlet a brief personal / note of thanks! We are only just coming down / to earth - one was in great danger of beginning to / believe all the fine words! / See the best for 1974! / Niko." The note shows creases in the lower outside corner not affecting any of the text. Volume and price clipped dust jacket both show slight foxing. There is an inked name of a previous owner on the blank front free end leaf who may have been the same person as the thank you note was addressed to (both with first name John. Dust jacket is now in a clear Brodart protective sleeve. Due to weight, additional charges may apply to International postage. Signed by the Subject.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This lecture was intended to give an idea of causal ethological methods used to analyse the functional organisation of the causal machinery underly- ing the behaviour of an animal. This approach is sketched on the basis of a special case: a study of the causal factors involved in the occurrence of different behaviour patterns in a herring gull incubating its eggs. It is shown how the concept of a functional organisation underlying behaviour makes it possible to interprete: 1. the apparently irrelevant occurrence of behaviour (re-settling, nest- building, preening) interrupting the principal, functionally relevant, behav- iour (incubation) which is going on; 2. variations in the values attributed by an animal under different circumstances to characteristics of objects releasing and directing certain behaviour patterns (e.g. a shift of the size of the egg models optimal in evoking a retrieval response when placed on the nest rim); 3. the evolution of behaviour elements serving a signal function. The further development of adequate methods for the causal study of the functional organisation of the behaviour of a species as well as of an indi- vidual, is considered to be one of the most important tasks for ethology in the near future, particularly with respect to the contribution of ethology in understanding human behaviour. Resume Par cette conference l'auteur a l'intention de presenter les methodes ethologiques, appliquees pour analyser l'organisation fonctionnelle du me- canisme causal, qui est a la base du comportement d'un animal. This lecture was intended to give an idea of causal ethological methods used to analyse the functional organisation of the causal machinery underlyA ing the behaviour of an animal. This approach is sketched on the basis of a special case: a study of the causal factors involved in the occurrence of different behaviour patterns in a herring gull incubating its eggs. It is shown how the concept of a functional organisation underlying behaviour makes it possible to interprete: 1. the apparently irrelevant occurrence of behaviour (re-settling, nestA building, preening) interrupting the principal, functionally relevant, behavA iour (incubation) which is going on; 2. variations in the values attributed by an animal under different circumstances to characteristics of objects releasing and directing certain behaviour patterns (e.g. a shift of the size of the egg models optimal in evoking a retrieval response when placed on the nest rim); 3. the evolution of behaviour elements serving a signal function. The further development of adequate methods for the causal study of the functional organisation of the behaviour of a species as well as of an indiA vidual, is considered to be one of the most important tasks for ethology in the near future, particularly with respect to the contribution of ethology in understanding human behaviour. Resume Par cette conference l'auteur a l'intention de presenter les methodes ethologiques, appliquees pour analyser l'organisation fonctionnelle du meA canisme causal, qui est a la base du comportement d'un an Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This lecture was intended to give an idea of causal ethological methods used to analyse the functional organisation of the causal machinery underly- ing the behaviour of an animal. This approach is sketched on the basis of a special case: a study of the causal factors involved in the occurrence of different behaviour patterns in a herring gull incubating its eggs. It is shown how the concept of a functional organisation underlying behaviour makes it possible to interprete: 1. the apparently irrelevant occurrence of behaviour (re-settling, nest- building, preening) interrupting the principal, functionally relevant, behav- iour (incubation) which is going on; 2. variations in the values attributed by an animal under different circumstances to characteristics of objects releasing and directing certain behaviour patterns (e.g. a shift of the size of the egg models optimal in evoking a retrieval response when placed on the nest rim); 3. the evolution of behaviour elements serving a signal function. The further development of adequate methods for the causal study of the functional organisation of the behaviour of a species as well as of an indi- vidual, is considered to be one of the most important tasks for ethology in the near future, particularly with respect to the contribution of ethology in understanding human behaviour. Resume Par cette conference l'auteur a l'intention de presenter les methodes ethologiques, appliquees pour analyser l'organisation fonctionnelle du me- canisme causal, qui est a la base du comportement d'un animal. This lecture was intended to give an idea of causal ethological methods used to analyse the functional organisation of the causal machinery underlyA ing the behaviour of an animal. This approach is sketched on the basis of a special case: a study of the causal factors involved in the occurrence of different behaviour patterns in a herring gull incubating its eggs. It is shown how the concept of a functional organisation underlying behaviour makes it possible to interprete: 1. the apparently irrelevant occurrence of behaviour (re-settling, nestA building, preening) interrupting the principal, functionally relevant, behavA iour (incubation) which is going on; 2. variations in the values attributed by an animal under different circumstances to characteristics of objects releasing and directing certain behaviour patterns (e.g. a shift of the size of the egg models optimal in evoking a retrieval response when placed on the nest rim); 3. the evolution of behaviour elements serving a signal function. The further development of adequate methods for the causal study of the functional organisation of the behaviour of a species as well as of an indiA vidual, is considered to be one of the most important tasks for ethology in the near future, particularly with respect to the contribution of ethology in understanding human behaviour. Resume Par cette conference l'auteur a l'intention de presenter les methodes ethologiques, appliquees pour analyser l'organisation fonctionnelle du meA canisme causal, qui est a la base du comportement d'un an Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This lecture was intended to give an idea of causal ethological methods used to analyse the functional organisation of the causal machinery underly ing the behaviour of an animal. This approach is sketched on the basis of a special case: a study of the causal factors involved in the occurrence of different behaviour patterns in a herring gull incubating its eggs. It is shown how the concept of a functional organisation underlying behaviour makes it possible to interprete: 1. the apparently irrelevant occurrence of behaviour (re-settling, nest building, preening) interrupting the principal, functionally relevant, behav iour (incubation) which is going on; 2. variations in the values attributed by an animal under different circumstances to characteristics of objects releasing and directing certain behaviour patterns (e.g. a shift of the size of the egg models optimal in evoking a retrieval response when placed on the nest rim); 3. the evolution of behaviour elements serving a signal function. The further development of adequate methods for the causal study of the functional organisation of the behaviour of a species as well as of an indi vidual, is considered to be one of the most important tasks for ethology in the near future, particularly with respect to the contribution of ethology in understanding human behaviour. Resume Par cette conference l'auteur a l'intention de presenter les methodes ethologiques, appliquees pour analyser l'organisation fonctionnelle du me canisme causal, qui est a la base du comportement d'un animal. 70 pp. Deutsch.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Moderne Methoden und Ergebnisse der Verhaltensforschung bei Tieren. Orientierung der Bienen: Neue Erkenntnisse - neue Rätsel | 200. Sitzung am 6. Oktober 1971 in Düsseldorf | Gerard P. Baerends | Taschenbuch | 70 S. | Deutsch | VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | EAN 9783531082189 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer VS in Springer Science + Business Media, Abraham-Lincoln-Str. 46, 65189 Wiesbaden, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.