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Foreword | ||
Introduction : what does it feel like to be a fox? | 1 | |
I | Emotions, cognition, and animal selves : "wow! that's me!" | 23 |
1 | Beastly passions | 35 |
2 | Cognitive ethology : the comparative study of animal minds | 40 |
3 | On aims and methods of cognitive ethology | 50 |
4 | Reflections on animal selves | 66 |
II | The social behavior of dogs and coyotes | 77 |
5 | The social ecology of coyotes | 86 |
6 | Population and social biology of free-ranging domestic dogs, Canis familiaris | 99 |
7 | Ground scratching by male domestic dogs : a composite signal? | 112 |
8 | Observations of scent-marking and discriminating self from others by a domestic dog (Canis familiaris) : tales of displaced yellow snow | 116 |
III | Social play, social development, and social communication : cooperation, fairness, and wild justice | 123 |
9 | Social communication in canids : evidence for the evolution of a stereotyped mammalian display | 134 |
10 | Virtuous nature | 140 |
11 | Wild justice, cooperation, and fair play : minding manners, being nice, and feeling good | 144 |
IV | Human dimensions : human-animal interactions | 177 |
12 | Human (anthropogenic) effects on animal behavior | 182 |
13 | Translocation effects on the behavior of black-tailed prairie dogs (Cynomys ludovicianus) | 192 |
14 | Interactions among dogs, people, and the environment in Boulder, Colorado : a case study | 197 |
15 | Behavioral interactions and conflict among domestic dogs, black-tailed prairie dogs, and people in Boulder, Colorado | 209 |
V | Ethics, compassion, conservation, and activism : redecorating nature | 219 |
16 | The importance of ethics in conservation biology : let's be ethicists not ostriches | 225 |
17 | Ethics and the study of carnivores : doing science while respecting animals | 232 |
Afterword : minding animals, minding Earth-old brains in new bottlenecks | 263 |
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