Definitions for "Ethogram"
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Comprehensive compilation of the different behaviors exhibited by a species; A catalog of actions as complete and precise as possible.
a behavioural vocabulary of a species which lists all the basic types of behaviours an organism can perform
a catalog of an animal's behaviors, generally organized into categories
a catalog of behaviors constructed for a given species by ethologists to enable uniform record keeping of observed behaviors
a catalog of terms for behavior patterns with descriptions of those patterns
a common tool used in studying animal behavior
a complete listing of all the behaviors that an animal performs in its natural environment
a complete listing of all the behaviors that an animal White fur, blue eyes, and deafness in the domestic cat
a complete list of behaviors for an animal
a list and description of an animal's discrete patterns of behavior, which are called acts
a list of identified behaviors with their code and definition
(Primatology) The behavioral repertoire of a species.
In ethology, an ethogram is a catalogue of the discrete behaviors typically employed by a species. These behaviors are sufficiently stereotyped that an observer may record the number of such acts, or the amount of time engaged in the behaviours in a time budget.