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ABANDONMENT CALL |
See Separation Call. |
A00301 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABDUCTION |
Movement away from the median plane. |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABERRANT BEHAVIOR |
See Abnormal Behavior. |
A00304 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABERRATION |
Deviation from that which is typical, regular, common, or standard. |
A00305 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABIENT |
Avoiding or moving away from the source of stimulation. Antonym adient. |
A00306 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABILITY |
Competence of an organism to perform a given task. Also see specific ability - MOTHERING. |
A00307 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABNORMAL |
Deviating from a norm. The term has many applications, the most objective being a statistical interpretation focusing on qualitative or quantitative deviations from expected frequencies, means, or intervals. |
A00309 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR |
Behavior that deviates in form, frequency, or sequence from a defined, comparable standard. Such a standard may be a behavioral inventory typical for a given genotype, age group, sex, nutritional level, housing condition, or management system, etc. |
A00310 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ABORAL |
The region of the body considered opposite to the mouth, or in a direction of movement away from the mouth (e.g., along the digestive tract). |
A00311 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ACCEPTANCE, SOCIAL |
See Social Acceptance. |
A00317 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ACCIDENTAL REINFORCEMENT |
See Incidental Reinforcement. |
A00320 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ADVENTITIOUS REWARD |
A reward that is unplanned by the experimenter, or not under the experimenter's control, but that influences the behavior of the test organism. |
A00601 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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ADVERTISEMENT |
Any form of communication displayed to attract conspecifics (typically potential sexual partners) or to distract, warn, or threaten potential rivals or adversaries. |
A00602 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AEROPHAGIA |
The swallowing of air. Excessive aerophagia, commonly occurring during habitual cribbing in horses, can lead to serious digestive problems and is considered a dangerous vice. |
A00603 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AFFECTION |
Behavior that indicates positive feelings toward other organisms of the same or different species. |
A00604 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AFTERBIRTH |
The placenta and placental membranes expelled from the uterus following parturition. |
A00609 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AGGREGATION |
Clustering of organisms independently attracted to some environmental resource (e.g., feed, water, temperature, etc.) Aggregation is distinguished from grouping induced by social factors. Compare Flocking, Herding. |
A00616 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AGGRESSION |
Any purposive action of an organism toward another organism with the actual or potential result of harming, limiting, or depriving it. In special cases, a nonliving object or the instigator itself may be the focus of the aggressive action. Also see specific aggressions -- DEFENSIVE; DOMINANCE; OFFENSIVE; REINFORCED; SEXUAL; TERRITORIAL. |
A00617 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR |
See Aggression. |
A00618 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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AGITATION |
Relatively strong emotionality, nervousness, or restlessness. |
A00702 |
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Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995. |
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