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ethology /eth·ol·o·gy/ (e-thol´ah-je) the scientific study of animal behavior, particularly in the natural state.etholog´ical
ethology
[ethol′əjē]
Etymology: Gk, ethos, character, logos, science
1 (in zoology) the scientific study of the behavioral patterns of animals, specifically in their native habitat.
2 (in psychology) the empiric study of human behavior, primarily social customs, manners, and mores. ethologic, ethological, adj., ethologist, n.

ethology [ĕ-thol´o-je]
the scientific study of animal behavior, particularly in the natural state. adj., adj etholog´ical.

ethology
the scientific study of animal behavior, particularly in the natural state.


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49 HM1106 Ethologists Kortmulder and Robbers (respectively retired from and currently at, Leiden U.
Now ethologists (animal behavior scientists) look for clear signs of intelligence in other animals, starting with three top categories: * emotions: Chimps react to dramatic TV scenes starring other chimps, which suggests they recognize and express emotions.
 
 
 
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