Animal Behaviour WF-OB-POAB

Course content
I: units: 1+2+3 (5 hour classes in the zoo): The behavior of wild animals in their artificial environment
II: units: 4+5+6 (5 hour classes at the dog show): The behavior of dogs, in the presence of unfamiliar people and dogs
III: units: 7+8+9 (5 hour classes in the city park): The behavior of wild animals adapted to living in cities
VI: units: 10+11+12 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): Reproductive behaviour: sexual selection, mating system. Parental care: Parental care in invertebrates, parental care in vertebrates, relation: parent-offspring, sibling competition, brood parasitism. How to find the optimal habitat? What are the benefits of territoriality? Why do animals migrate?
V: units: 13+14 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): How animals communicate with each other? How the animals learn?
VI: unit: 15 (5 hour classes in the laboratory) Social behaviour: social insects, altruism in social insects, altruism in vertebrates. New aspects of animal behaviour: Bahaviorists vs. Ethologists, the idea of “Umwelt”. Presentation of the given subject

Course content
I: units: 1+2+3 (5 hour classes in the zoo): The behavior of wild animals in their artificial environment
II: units: 4+5+6 (5 hour classes at the dog show): The behavior of dogs, in the presence of unfamiliar people and dogs
III: units: 7+8+9 (5 hour classes in the city park): The behavior of wild animals adapted to living in cities
VI: units: 10+11+12 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): Reproductive behaviour: sexual selection, mating system. Parental care: Parental care in invertebrates, parental care in vertebrates, relation: parent-offspring, sibling competition, brood parasitism. How to find the optimal habitat? What are the benefits of territoriality? Why do animals migrate?
V: units: 13+14 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): How animals communicate with each other? How the animals learn?
VI: unit: 15 (5 hour classes in the laboratory) Social behaviour: social insects, altruism in social insects, altruism in vertebrates. New aspects of animal behaviour: Bahaviorists vs. Ethologists, the idea of “Umwelt”. Presentation of the given subject

Course content
I: units: 1+2+3 (5 hour classes in the zoo): The behavior of wild animals in their artificial environment
II: units: 4+5+6 (5 hour classes at the dog show): The behavior of dogs, in the presence of unfamiliar people and dogs
III: units: 7+8+9 (5 hour classes in the city park): The behavior of wild animals adapted to living in cities
VI: units: 10+11+12 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): Reproductive behaviour: sexual selection, mating system. Parental care: Parental care in invertebrates, parental care in vertebrates, relation: parent-offspring, sibling competition, brood parasitism. How to find the optimal habitat? What are the benefits of territoriality? Why do animals migrate?
V: units: 13+14 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): How animals communicate with each other? How the animals learn?
VI: unit: 15 (5 hour classes in the laboratory) Social behaviour: social insects, altruism in social insects, altruism in vertebrates. New aspects of animal behaviour: Bahaviorists vs. Ethologists, the idea of “Umwelt”. Presentation of the given subject

Course content
I: units: 1+2+3 (5 hour classes in the zoo): The behavior of wild animals in their artificial environment
II: units: 4+5+6 (5 hour classes at the dog show): The behavior of dogs, in the presence of unfamiliar people and dogs
III: units: 7+8+9 (5 hour classes in the city park): The behavior of wild animals adapted to living in cities
VI: units: 10+11+12 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): Reproductive behaviour: sexual selection, mating system. Parental care: Parental care in invertebrates, parental care in vertebrates, relation: parent-offspring, sibling competition, brood parasitism. How to find the optimal habitat? What are the benefits of territoriality? Why do animals migrate?
V: units: 13+14 (5 hour classes in the laboratory): How animals communicate with each other? How the animals learn?
VI: unit: 15 (5 hour classes in the laboratory) Social behaviour: social insects, altruism in social insects, altruism in vertebrates. New aspects of animal behaviour: Bahaviorists vs. Ethologists, the idea of “Umwelt”. Presentation of the given subject

John Alcock 2013 Animal Behavior – an evolutionary approach. Sinauer Associates, Inc. Publishers, Sunderland, Massachusetts, USA. 522 pp.
Nick J. Royle, Per T. Smiseth, Mathias Kölliker 2012 The evolution of parental care. Oxford University Press. 356 pp.
In addition, resent publications on the issue in question

students will receive original publications available on the Internet in line with the topic discussed

students will receive original publications available on the Internet in line with the topic discussed

students will receive original publications available on the Internet in line with the topic discussed

After the course students will be able to:
1) plan and conduct research
2) analyze the results
3) discuss the results with the literature
4) presents the research

After the course students will be able to:
1) plan and conduct research
2) analyze the results
3) discuss the results with the literature
4) presents the research

After the course students will be able to:
1) plan and conduct research
2) analyze the results
3) discuss the results with the literature
4) presents the research

After the course students will be able to:
1) plan and conduct research
2) analyze the results
3) discuss the results with the literature
4) presents the research