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The ethology of domestic animals an introductory text
Per Jensen
Cambridge, MA CABI c2009
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FMVZ - Fac. Med. Vet. e Zootecnia
(SF756.7 E84 2009 )
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Título:
The ethology of domestic animals an introductory text
Autor:
Per Jensen
Assuntos:
Livestock -- Behavior
;
Domestic animals -- Behavior
;
Animals, Domestic
;
Ethology
;
Behavior, Animal
;
Haustiere
;
Verhalten
;
ANIMAIS DOMÉSTICOS
;
COMPORTAMENTO ANIMAL
Notas:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Descrição:
Part I. Basic elements of animal behaviour -- 1. The study of animal behaviour and its applications -- 2. Behavioural genetics, evolution and domestication -- 3. Behaviour and physiology -- 4. Motivation and the organisation of behaviour -- 5. Learning and cognition -- 6. Social and reproductive behaviour -- 7. Abnormal behaviour, stress and welfare -- 8. Human-animal relations -- Part II. Species-specific behaviour of some important domestic animals -- 9. Behaviour of fowl and other domesticated birds -- 10. Behaviour of horses -- 11. Behaviour of cattle -- 12. Behaviour of sheep and goats -- 13. Behaviour of pigs -- 14. Behaviour of dogs -- 15. Behaviour of cats -- 16. Behaviour of laboratory mice and rats -- Index.
Modern farm environments are profoundly different from the natural habitats of the ancestors of today's farm animals, and through genetic selection, the appearance and behaviour of the animals themselves have also changed. However, the legacy of the ancestors is still obvious, and some apparently bizarre actions are only possible to understand in the light of the evolutionary history of the species. On the other hand, some of the behaviour we can observe in animals in a modern farm or in a laboratory are not part of the normal, species-specific behaviour at all. They may even indicate that the animal is under stress and that its welfare is poor. Distinguishing between these possibilities is one important goal for applied ethology.
Editor:
Cambridge, MA CABI
Data de criação/publicação:
c2009
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xi, 246 p ill. 25 cm..
Idioma:
Inglês
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