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Chapter 02 Video Guide
Chapter 02 Video Guide
Concept | Species | Video Description | Video Length | Hyperlink | Featured Research | Source |
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Chapter opener | Several species of ants | Numerous short videos of gliding ants | Various | Click here | Steve Yanoviak's gliding ant research website | |
2.1 Animal behavior scientists test hypotheses to answer research questions about behavior | Brush-legged wolf spider (Schizocosa ocreata) | University of Cincinnati video of male brush-legged spider making courtship sounds | 0:24 | Click here | Hypothesis testing in wolf spiders | University of Cincinnati |
2.1 Animal behavior scientists test hypotheses to answer research questions about behavior | Male rabid wolf spider (Rabidosa rabida) | A different wolf spider male responding to chemical cues from a female; can hear the substrate vibrations | 0:34 | Click here | Hypothesis testing in wolf spiders | Dustin Wilgers |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Pseudopaludicola sp. | Experimental trial showing tadpole and naiad control "predator" | 15:07 | Click here | The experimental method and jumping tadpoles | Veronica Thiemi |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Pseudopaludicola sp. | Experimental trial showing tadpole and naiad predator. Tadpole jumps out of pool at minute 6 | 14:51 | Click here | The experimental method and jumping tadpoles | Veronica Thiemi |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Tadpoles | Video showing tadpole development in pools and predation risks | 1:52 | Click here | The experimental method and jumping tadpoles | National Geographic |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) | Numerous short videos of many chimpanzee behaviors, as well as audio of chimp calls | Various | Click here | Observational method and reproductive energetics of chimpanzees | Gombe Chimpanzee project, Jane Goodall Institute Research Center |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Bonobos (Pan paniscus) | Video from Gottfried Hohmann explaining and showing how researchers travel to remote field sites and work in the field | 6:39 | Click here | Max Planck Society | |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Brown capuchin monkeys (Cebus paella) and common squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus) | Brown capuchin monkeys (Cebus paella) and common squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus) at Edinburgh Zoo. Long video good for student observations | 15:30 | Click here | Living Links Centre | |
ATC 2.1 Project Seahorse | Seahorses – several species | Numerous short videos of Dr. Vincent and seahorse conservation; also a podcast by a graduate researcher on her work | Various | Click here | Applying the Concept 2.1 | Project Seahorse |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Mice (Peromyscus) | Audio interview with Dr. Hoekstra discussing her research | 13:50 | Click here | The comparative method and the evolution of burrowing behavior in mice | Carry the One Radio |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Mice (Peromyscus) | Short video demonstrating how the burrow castes are made | 1:00 | Click here | The comparative method and the evolution of burrowing behavior in mice | Phys.Org |
2.2 Researchers use observational, experimental, and comparative methods to study behavior | Mice (Peromyscus) | Video tour of Hoekstra lab | 8:37 | Click here | The comparative method and the evolution of burrowing behavior in mice |