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Table of Contents “...Kererū history and ecology -- Kererū numbers -- Kererū habits : feeding, display dives, gorging, nesting and seed-spreading -- Predation and competition -- Restoring kererū -- Other kererū tales -- An analysis of home ranges, movements, foods, and breeding of kererū in a rural-urban landscape on Banks Peninsula, New Zealand / H. ...”

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Subjects “...Predation (Biology) Chatham Rise....”

Table of Contents “...An introduction to animal behavior -- Behavioral ecology and the evolution of altruism -- The evolution of social behavior --The evolution of communication -- Avoiding predators and finding food -- The evolution of habitat selection, territoriality, and migration -- The evolution of reproductive behavior -- The evolution of mating systems -- The evolution of parental care -- Proximate and ultimate causes of behavior -- The development of behavior -- Evolution, nervous systems, and behavior -- How neurons and hormones organize behavior -- The evolution of human behavior....”

Table of Contents “...Zoology and physiology : evolution and adaptation -- Species of dolphin : a cosmopolitan animal -- The dolphin in history and mythology -- Intelligence, social behaviour and echolocation -- Dolphin dangers : tuna, predation, pollution, exploitation -- Dolphins and popular culture -- Timeline....”

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Table of Contents “...Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Table of Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Preface; Acknowledgements; Part 1 Predation, purification, and prices; Prologue: Fire; Note; Chapter 1 Idealism and materialism in economic history; Janus; Weber and Marx; Definitions; Three forms of purification: ritual, ethical, and political; Notes; Chapter 2 Axial thought traditions: From heroic myth to social control; Religion of hunters and gatherers; After the Neolithic revolution: predation, trade and gift exchange; Chiefdoms; Heroic Age....”
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Table of Contents “...-- Primate Vision -- Origins of Modern Predators -- Vision and Fear-- Venomous Snakes and Anthropoid Primates -- Why Only Primates? ...”
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