Leaders in the study of animal behavior : autobiographical perspectives

Donald A. Dewsbury

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Biographical and Historical Analysis History of Science and Medicine Animal Behavior and Reproduction

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This is a collection of autobiographical essays written by nearly two dozen scientists in the field of animal behavior. Each chapter is devoted to one individual and includes details regarding family life and early experiences, with an emphasis on the individual's career as a scientist.

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