Nerve cells and animal behaviour /
Young, David, 1942 February 25-
Nerve cells and animal behaviour / Nerve Cells & Animal Behaviour Peter Simmons and David Young. - Second edition. - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1999. - 1 online resource (x, 266 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).
This new edition of Nerve Cells and Animal Behaviour has been updated and expanded by Peter Simmons and David Young in order to take into account more recent advances while still maintaining the accessibility of the book to university students. The book introduces the reader to the way in which nervous systems of animals control behaviour without assuming any prior knowledge of neurophysiology. Using a carefully selected series of behaviour patterns students are taken from an elementary-level introduction to a point where sufficient detail has been assimilated to allow a satisfying insight into current research on how nervous systems control and generate behaviour. Only examples where it has been possible to establish a clear link between the activity of particular nerve cells and a pattern of behaviour have been used. This book is essential reading for students of zoology, psychology and physiology and serves as a clear introduction to neuroethology.
9781139164269 (ebook)
Neurobiology.
Neurons.
Animal behavior.
Neurophysiology.
QP356 / .Y68 1999
573.8/6
Nerve cells and animal behaviour / Nerve Cells & Animal Behaviour Peter Simmons and David Young. - Second edition. - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1999. - 1 online resource (x, 266 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).
This new edition of Nerve Cells and Animal Behaviour has been updated and expanded by Peter Simmons and David Young in order to take into account more recent advances while still maintaining the accessibility of the book to university students. The book introduces the reader to the way in which nervous systems of animals control behaviour without assuming any prior knowledge of neurophysiology. Using a carefully selected series of behaviour patterns students are taken from an elementary-level introduction to a point where sufficient detail has been assimilated to allow a satisfying insight into current research on how nervous systems control and generate behaviour. Only examples where it has been possible to establish a clear link between the activity of particular nerve cells and a pattern of behaviour have been used. This book is essential reading for students of zoology, psychology and physiology and serves as a clear introduction to neuroethology.
9781139164269 (ebook)
Neurobiology.
Neurons.
Animal behavior.
Neurophysiology.
QP356 / .Y68 1999
573.8/6