Information about past and future International Ethological Conferences.

Links to resources on animal behavior and instincts.

NPR's Ira Flatow and guests look at thought and communication in apes, gorillas and monkeys. Guests: Marc Hauser, Professor of psychology at Harvard University; Barbara King, Professor of anthropology, college of Willam and Mary; Dorothy Cheney, Professor of biology, University of Pennsylvania. [33:30 Realaudio broadcast]

Tables of contents, contacts, and subscription information for this Blackwell journal.

Research focuses on behavior and evolutionary ecology of lizards and cichlids. Features description of projects, staff profiles, news, and publications. Wits University, South Africa.

Overview of current research at Macquarie University, Australia, with detailed material on each project, including sound recordings, video clips, and PDF files. Opportunities for graduate students and postdocs are also listed.

Archives of active internet discussion group on animal behavior.

Daniel Mills and Gill Sheppard describe an evolutionary approach to the analysis, assessment and treatment of behavior problems in companion animals.

A research group at the Department of Biology, University of Oslo, Norway. Currently research is focused on the study of sexual imprinting in small passerines, and its consequences for interspecific brood parasitism, hybridization, and speciation.

Research interests of Ring T. Cardé's laboratory at the University of California, Riverside, including evolution of insect mating signals, mating disruption, insect orientation to chemical signals, and computer simulations.