During this time, work in the EGI expanded from the field of population biology to encompass the new field of behavioural ecology, with John Krebs and Nick Davies ( then at Oxford, later Professor of Behavioural Ecology at Cambridge ) co-authoring the textbooks that defined the field.
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""'Neumania papillator " "'is a water mite in the genus " Neumania " and is known in behavioural ecology as an example of sensory exploitation-males of this species hijack existing female sensory abilities for their own gain in courtship.
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The Unit of Theoretical Behavioural Ecology at the Free University of Brussels applied the self-organization theories of Ilya Prigogine and the work of entomologist E . O . Wilson to research the behavior of social insects, particularly allelomimesis, in which an individual's actions are dictated by those of a neighbor.
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Special collective nouns may be used for particular taxa ( for example a flock of geese, if not in flight, is sometimes called a " gaggle " ) but for theoretical discussions of behavioural ecology, the generic term " herd " can be used for all such kinds of assemblage.
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Studies on the behavioural ecology of free-ranging polecat-mink hybrids in the upper reaches of the Lovat River indicate hybrids will stray from aquatic habitats more readily than pure minks, and will tolerate both parent species entering their territories, though the hybrid's larger size ( especially the male's ) may deter intrusion.
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Studies on the behavioural ecology of free ranging polecat-mink hybrids in the upper reaches of the Lovat River indicate that hybrids will stray from aquatic habitats more readily than pure minks, and will tolerate both parent species entering their territories, though the hybrid's larger size ( especially the male's ) may deter intrusion.
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Studies on the behavioural ecology of free-ranging polecat-mink hybrids in the upper reaches of the Lovat River indicate the hybrids will stray from aquatic habitats more readily than pure minks, and will tolerate both parent species entering their territories, though the hybrid's larger size ( especially the male's ) may deter intrusion.
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The research and conservation project Hoyt co-founded and has co-led since 1999, the Far East Russia Orca Project, has pioneered visual and acoustic monitoring, training of Russian students, and whale conservation in the remote, inhospitable Kamchatka seas, and has produced a number of papers on the communication and behavioural ecology of killer whales.
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Miller argues that marketing limits its own success by using simplistic models of human nature, lacking the insights of evolutionary psychology and behavioural ecology, with a belief " that premium products are bought to display wealth, status, and taste, and they miss the deeper mental traits that people are actually wired to display, traits such as kindness, intelligence, and creativity " which limits the success of marketing.
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His initial studies were based mostly in Australia, and mostly with venomous snakes, but he later conducted research on the behavioural ecology of snakes in several parts of the world, notably on red-sided gartersnakes " Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis " in Canada, vipers " Vipera berus " in Sweden and France, island pit vipers " Gloydius shedaoensis " in China, seasnakes " Laticauda " and " Emydocephalus annulatus " in the Pacific islands, and reticulated pythons " Python reticulatus " in Indonesia.
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