Cooperative Behavior
ConceptSpeciesVideo CaptionVideo Length (mins)HyperlinkFeatured ResearchVideo SourceIncluded in Ebook
Chapter opener Turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) Male turkey coalitions 5:50 Click here   Science Friday Yes
16.1 Inclusive fitness theory explains the evolution of cooperation among related individuals. Belding’s ground squirrels (Spermophilus beldingi) Belding's ground squirrel alarm calling 0:29 Click here Belding's ground squirrel alarm calls YouTube/ Shelly Sorrells Yes
16.3 Cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals involves byproduct mutalisms or reciprocity. N/A Prisoners dilemma 3:17 Click here   YouTube/William Spaniel Yes
16.3 Cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals involves byproduct mutalisms or reciprocity. Vampire bats (Desmodus rotundus) Vampire bats share food 2:40 Click here Food sharing in vampire bats YouTube/ Gerald Carter Yes
16.3 Cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals involves byproduct mutalisms or reciprocity. Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) Japanese macaque grooming 0:22 Click here Allogrooming in Japanese macaques YouTube/ Paul79UF Yes
16.3 Cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals involves byproduct mutalisms or reciprocity. Birds Animation of position of birds during migration (Arrow indicates direction of flock) N/A Click here Migrating bald ibis and the snowdrift game National Academy of Sciences Yes
16.3 Cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals involves byproduct mutalisms or reciprocity. Cleaner wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) Cleaner wrasse 8:51 Click here Reputations and cleaner fish YouTube/ BlueWorld TV Yes
16.3 Cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals involves byproduct mutalisms or reciprocity. Cleaner wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) Cleaner wrasse cleaning several species of fish 0:57 Click here Reputations and cleaner fish Vimeo/ Tom Clarke No
16.4 Kinship and ecological constraints favor cooperative reproduction. Subterranean termites, worker, soldier and reproductive castes A worker, soldier, and reproductive termite 0:37 Click here   YouTube/ UNLExtextensionLanCo Yes
16.4 Kinship and ecological constraints favor cooperative reproduction. Long-tailed tits (Aegithalos caudatus) Long-tailed tit chicks being fed 3:01 Click here Cooperative reproduction in long-tailed tits YouTube/ john uk Yes
16.4 Kinship and ecological constraints favor cooperative reproduction. Clownfish (Amphiprion percula) Clownfish and anemones on reef 7:32 Click here Social queuing in clownfish Vimeo/ Undersea Productions No
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