Behavioral Development of Terrestrial Carnivores
作者： Marc Bekoff
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-0855-3_4
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摘要: The importance of fully understanding behavioral development cannot be emphasized too strongly. Without detailed knowledge how the behavior individuals unfolds throughout life, and not only during infancy, we can guess at supposed adaptive significance various ontogenetic patterns they may related to (1) immediate situation in which a young animal finds itself (2) its later reproductive activities fitness (Tinbergen 1951, 1963; Bekoff 1977d, 1981a, 1981b; Gould 1977; Galef 1981; Wiley Mayr 1983; Calow 1984; Lee Byers 1985; Gray 1985a, 1985b; Maynard Smith et al. Brooks 1986; Jamieson Buss 1987; Clark Ehlinger Łomnicki 1988). Therefore, studies adult conducted absence developmental data make unwarranted assumptions.
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