EEB 311A
Animal Behavior
An examination of the mechanisms and evolution of the behavior of humans and other animals. Topics include the sensory worlds of animals, the nature of instinct, neural mechanisms of perception, comparative studies of communication, learning, cognition, mate choice, and social behavior, and the biology of human development and language acquisition. Two 90-minute lectures, one preceptorial.
Topics
- the sensory worlds of animals
- the nature of instinct
- neural mechanisms of perception
- comparative studies of communication
- learning
- cognition
- mate choice
- and social behavior
- and the biology of human development and language acquisition
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027