Ethologia




Ethologia (Graece ἦθος 'natura, ingenium, proprietas' + -λογία 'studium') est scientificum et externum morum animalium studium, res zoologica, quae vehementius dicit mores animalium in condicionibus naturalibus,[1] contra behaviorismum?, qui vehementius dicit studia responsorum in laboratorio.




Index






  • 1 Index ethologorum


  • 2 Notae


  • 3 Bibliographia


  • 4 Nexus externi





Index ethologorum |





Ioannes-Baptista Lamarck (1744–1829)





Carolus Darwin (1809–1882)


Inter scientistas qui ethologiam magnopere adiuverunt (quorum multi hic perscripti revera sunt psychologi comparativi) sunt:








  • Robertus Ardrey

  • Patricius Bateson

  • Marcus Bekoff

  • Ingeborg Beling

  • Ioannes Bowlby

  • Donaldus Broom

  • Marianus Stamp Dawkins

  • Ricardus Dawkins

  • Vivtor Dolnik

  • Irenaeus Eibl-Eibesfeldt

  • Ioannes Endler

  • Ioannes-Henricus Fabre

  • Diana Fossey

  • Carolus von Frisch

  • Douglas P. Fry

  • Birutė Galdikas




  • Ioanna Goodall

  • Iacobus L. Gould

  • Iudita Hand

  • Clarentius Ellis Harbison

  • Heini Hediger

  • Anscharius Heinroth

  • Robertus Hinde

  • Bernardus Hollander

  • Sara Hrdy

  • Iulianus Huxley

  • Iulianus Jaynes

  • Ericus Klinghammer

  • Ioannes Krebs

  • Conradus Lorenz

  • Aubrey Manning

  • Eugenius Marais




  • Ioannes Pavlov

  • Patricia McConnell

  • Desmond Morris

  • Martinus Moynihan

  • Irena Pepperberg

  • Kevin Richardson

  • Georgius Romanes

  • Thomas Sebeok

  • Barbara Smuts

  • Gulielmus Homan Thorpe

  • Nicolaus Tinbergen

  • Iacobus von Uexküll

  • Fransiscus de Waal

  • Gulielmus Morton Wheeler

  • E. O. Wilson

  • Amotz Zahavi






Notae |




  1. "Definition of ETHOLOGY". Merriam-Webster .



Bibliographia |



  • Burkhardt, Richard W. Jr. "On the Emergence of Ethology as a Scientific Discipline." Conspectus of History 1.7 (1981).

  • Klein, Z. 2000. The ethological approach to the study of human behavior. Neuroendocrinology Letters 21:477–481.

  • Shanor, Karen, et Jagmeet Kanwal. 2009. Bats Sing, Mice Giggle: Revealing the Secret Lives of Animals. Icon.

  • Shanor, Karen, et Jagmeet Kanwal. 2009. Accessible to the lay reader and acceptable to the scientific community. The Daily Telegraph, 10 Octobris.



Nexus externi |




  • Institutum Evolutionis et Investigationum Cognitivarum Conradi Lorenz, www.kli.ac.at


  • Situs Studii Integri Morum Animalium, www.indiana.edu


  • Ethologia Applicata, www.usask.ca


  • Societas Internationalis pro Ethologia Humana, ecolution.anthro.univie.ac.aet


  • Abstracta Conloquii Ethologicalis XXIX, www.behav.org


  • Center for Avian Cognition University of Nebraska (Alan Kamil, Alan Bond)


  • Situs multimediorum de rebus morum animalium applicatorum a professore in Michigan State University, knowledgenetwork.alumni.,msu.edu


Diagrammata trium quaestionum Tinbergenianarum



  • Quattuor Regiones Biologiae, www-personal.umich.edu


  • Quattuor Regiones Biologiae et Gradus Inquisitionis, homepage.uibk.ac.at


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