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Behavioral Ecology: An Ecological Perspective on Animal Behavior

Evolutionary Foundations of Behavior → Integrative Analysis of Behavior in Ecological Context

This learning path guides biology and psychology students through the ecological and evolutionary foundations of animal behavior. Starting with evolutionary principles and behavioral genetics, it progresses through key behavioral categories—foraging, mating, social behavior, and communication—and culminates in an integrative analysis of behavior in an ecological context.

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Foundation

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Stage 2

Core Concepts

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Stage 3

Advanced Topics

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