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  1. Animal Behaviour Research Group
    Department of Zoology, Oxford University (animal welfare, biomechanics, cognition)

  2. Animal Behaviour Research Group
    University of Groningen

  3. Animal Behaviour Research Group - Flight Group
    Department of Zoology, Oxford University; downloadable footage of bird/insect flight (web archive site - 2005)

  4. Animal Domestication and Behavior
    online book, CABI Publishing

  5. Applied Behavior Analysis
    University of South Florida, Master's program

  6. Applied Ethology
    discussion list for applied animal ethology

  7. Are significance thresholds appropriate for the study of animal behaviour?
    online article (pdf document), Animal Behaviour Forum 57 (5) 1999

  8. Artificial Life in Computer Graphics
    representations of behavior and movement in living animals

  9. Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB)
    founded in 1936 to promote the study of animal behaviour

  10. Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASSAB)
    founded in 1972 - the objectives of the Society are: to promote the scientific study of animal behaviour; to provide opportunities for discussion and dissemination of information amoung its members by any appropriate means, including meetings and publications

     
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