BIOSCI 337 - Animal Behaviour
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Science
Department
Biological Sciences
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Description: Animal Behaviour Proximate and ultimate causes of behaviour are investigated experimentally in the field and the laboratory. Responses by animals to variations in the physical environment and to other organisms are studied. The development and organisation of behaviour and the theoretical background to topics of current interest are covered, using both New Zealand and overseas examples.
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Prerequisite: BIOSCI 220, and BIOSCI 207 or 208
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