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Bird Brains And Behavior Georg F Striedter Andrew N Iwaniuk

SKU: BELL-238992260

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File Extension: PDF

File size: 17.98 MB

Pages: 295

Author: Georg F. Striedter, Andrew N. Iwaniuk

ISBN: 9780262383615, 9780262552738, 9780262383608, 0262383616, 0262552736, 0262383608

Language: English

Year: 2025

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Bird Brains And Behavior Georg F Striedter Andrew N Iwaniuk by Georg F. Striedter, Andrew N. Iwaniuk 9780262383615, 9780262552738, 9780262383608, 0262383616, 0262552736, 0262383608 instant download after payment.

From two avian neurobiologists, a captivating deep dive into the mechanisms that control avian behavior. The last few decades have produced extensive research on the neural mechanisms of avian behavior. Bird Brains and Behavior marries the enthusiasm of bird enthusiasts for the what, how, and why of avian behavior with the scientific literature on avian biology, offering the newest research in an accessible manner. Georg Striedter and Andrew Iwaniuk focus on a wide variety of behaviors, ranging from daily and seasonal rhythms to complex cognition. Importantly, avian behavior and mechanisms are placed in the context of evolutionary history, stressing that many are unique to birds and often found in only a subset of species.