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Science, 1965
Semiotics and ethology have converged in a new behavioral science, zoosemiotics. Those who are interested in the theoretical analysis of the complex problems of non-verbal behavior that arise where these two disciplines interact aim to treat comprehensively animal communication systems by the aid of representations that have proved illuminating in the ...
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Semiotics and ethology have converged in a new behavioral science, zoosemiotics. Those who are interested in the theoretical analysis of the complex problems of non-verbal behavior that arise where these two disciplines interact aim to treat comprehensively animal communication systems by the aid of representations that have proved illuminating in the ...
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Religious communities and animal welfare
Veterinary Record, 2018I welcome the opportunity to respond to Mr Cohen’s letter and I would particularly address three aspects. First, I am concerned, as is the BVA, about various issues around animal welfare including (but this is by no means a complete list) the transport of animals, the breeding of animals with conformational problems and the treatment of animals at ...
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Adaptive communication in animals and robots
Signal Process., 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2020
Abstract Among Darwin’s brilliant ideas was his (1871) conception of animal communication signals as adaptive characteristics of a species. The idea was subsequently taken up by the ethologists of Europe in the 1930s (Lorenz, Tinbergen, and von Frisch in particular) in their studies of animal signaling systems in nature.
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Abstract Among Darwin’s brilliant ideas was his (1871) conception of animal communication signals as adaptive characteristics of a species. The idea was subsequently taken up by the ethologists of Europe in the 1930s (Lorenz, Tinbergen, and von Frisch in particular) in their studies of animal signaling systems in nature.
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A community effect in animal development
Nature, 1988In animal development, the first tissues to be formed include such major components as muscle, nerve cord, notochord and the eye. In the vertebrates, all of these tissues are formed by embryonic induction, a process by which some of the cells within a mass of tissue are caused to change their direction of differentiation as a result of close proximity ...
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Animal cognition and the evolution of human language: why we cannot focus solely on communication
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2020W Tecumseh Fitch
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