Development Animal Behavior Book

	List of Contributors
	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
Pt. I	General Principles of Development	1
1	Principles of Development and Differentiation (excerpt)	4
2	Ontogenetic Adaptations and Retrogressive Processes in the Development of the Nervous System and Behaviour: A Neuroembryological Perspective	27
3	From Watsonian Behaviorism to Behavior Epigenetics	56
4	Developmental Changes in Sensitivity to Experience	66
5	Behavioral Development: Toward Understanding Processes	76
Pt. II	Theoretical Debates - Nature/Nurture and Beyond	93
6	A Critique of Konrad Lorenz's Theory of Instinctive Behavior	96
7	Heredity and Environment in Mammalian Behaviour (excerpt)	108
8	Evolution and Modification of Behavior (excerpt)	114
9	Semantic and Conceptual Issues in the Nature-Nurture Problem	125
Pt. III	Empirical Paradigms: Development of Perceptual and Motor Mechanisms	147
10	The Developing Brain	151
11	Development of Species Identification in Ducklings - VI: Specific Embryonic Experience Required to Maintain Species-Typical Perception in Peking Ducklings	161
12	The Companion in the Bird's World (excerpt)	170
13	Development of Perceptual Mechanisms in Birds: Predispositions and Imprinting	176
14	Sensory Templates in Species-Specific Behavior	192
15	Aspects of Learning in the Ontogeny of Bird Song: Where, from Whom, When, How Many, Which, and How Accurately?	209
16	Motor Patterns in Development (excerpt)	219
Pt. IV	Empirical Paradigms: Development of Behavior Systems	245
17	Suckling isn't feeding, or is it? A Search for Developmental Continuities	248
18	Ontogeny of Social Behaviour in Burmese Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus spadiceus) (excerpt)	270
19	Social Deprivation in Monkeys	275
20	Mother-Infant Separation and the Nature of Inter-Individual Relationships: Experiments with Rhesus Monkeys	283
21	Structure and Development of Behavior Systems	300
	Author Index	315
	Subject Index	322