Recent Trends in Animal Behaviour is a comprehensive exploration of how animals interact with each other and their environment. The book covers both the mechanisms (like neural, hormonal, and genetic bases) and evolutionary aspects of animal behaviour, offering insights into topics such as learning, cognition, social structures, communication, reproduction, and parental care. It integrates perspectives from ethology, comparative psychology, and neuroscience, and discusses both instinctive and learned behaviours.
The text also addresses historical and modern approaches to studying animal behaviour, from ancient observations to contemporary scientific methods, including psychophysics, behaviourism, and neurobiology. With clear explanations and references to key studies, it’s an ideal foundational resource for students in biology, zoology, psychology, and related fields.
1. Introduction to Animal Behaviour
2. Evolution and Animal Behaviour
3. Animal Behavioural Genetics
4. Phylogeny and Animal Behaviour
5. Animal Behaviour and Cognition
6. Animal Learning and Development
7. Proximate Mechanisms in Animal Behaviour
8. Animal Social Behaviour
9. Human Behaviour Patterns
10. Bibliography
11. Index
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