Welcome to the home page of Biology
441/541 - Animal Behavior at Old Dominion University. Naturally,
the information provided here is primarily for students in the course.
I like to think, though, that other students, teachers, and other folks
might find some of this material interesting and useful. If you have
comments or suggestions, please let me
know! This page is very much under construction, and I welcome ideas
for new links etc.
Course materialsImportant texts Significance
of Animal Behavior Research is a position paper by Charles Snowden,
a past president of the Animal Behavior Society. Required reading
for 441/541 students.
Excellent hints for
writing
grant proposals , courtesy of Dr. G. Wilkinson, University of Maryland.Ants and termites The
Termite Page (by former ODU doctra; student Anthony Curtis!)
Myrmecology
- The Science about Ants (excellent site!)Communication (audio, video, and more) Cornell
Laboratory of Ornithology for birdsong
The
World Wide Web Virtual Library:SONAR:Gallery of SONAR for marine mammals,
among other things
Jumping
spider behavior for really neat video of various species
Breeding
Bird Survey Summary and Analysis for more bird songs
Professional societies and journalsLists of links Yahoo!
Science:Biology:Zoology:Animals, Insects, and Pets:Animal Behavior
Anim.
Behavior/Ethology/Comp. Psych. Links
Zoology
360 Home is the homepage for a course using the same text at The University
of Maryland. In addition to lists of links, you can also read lecture
outlines (not mine, though!) and other helpful materials.Kerry S.Kilburn, Ph.D. Department of Biological Sciences Old Dominion University |
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