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Birmingham University’s introduction to animal behavior for biology students. Covers a wide range of topics with references for further study and a quiz to test understanding.
http://www.animalbehaviour.org
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Provides links to current scientific literature in the field of animal cognition. Includes journal articles, reviews, books and relevant websites.
http://www.animalcognition.net
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A project studying the behavior of bees as individuals and as a colony, including a live feed from a hive.
http://www.beebehavior.com/
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This foundation supports worldwide turtle and tortoise research and produces a journal – Chelian Conservation and Biology.
http://www.chelonian.org/
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Dedicated to conservation of and education about dolphins and whales. Research projects include dolphin echolocation.
http://www.dolphin-institute.org/
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EURING coordinates bird ringing throughout Europe and promotes research needed to inform the conservation and scientific understanding of wild birds.
http://www.euring.org
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An example of mutualism, fig wasps only live for a few days but manage to perform their amazing task of finding and pollinating the flowers that are hidden deep inside the fig.
http://www.figweb.org/
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Besides photographing African wildlife, Spook Skelton provides notes on African mammals and their behaviour, gleaned from reading and direct observation.
http://www.nature-wildlife.com/
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This centre in Australia provides habitats for long term field studies, especially on monotremes, free from the impact of introduced species.
http://www.echidna.edu.au
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A searchable database of insect pheromones and semiochemicals, now covering over 7000 species of insect.
http://www.pherobase.com
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Affiliated with the University of Basel, Switzerland. Focuses on the behavioral ecology of passerines.
http://www.camargue.unibas.ch
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Discusses ongoing field research concerning the behavioral habits of the Fishtrap wolf pack in northwest Montana.
http://www.wolfandwildlifestudies.com
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