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  • Members: 202
  • Category: Zoology
  • Founded: Jan 22, 2007
  • Language: English
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The International Society for Human Ethology (ISHE), a not-for-profit, scientific organization (see http://www.ishe.org), is the owner of this listserv, whose purpose is to facilitate communication among persons interested in human ethology and to attract new persons to the field. The language is English. The current moderator is Jay R. Feierman.

Human ethology is the study of the biology of human behavior (~ the movement of individuals), including the behavior's phylogeny, ontogeny, proximate causes, and adaptiveness. Postings relevant to these topics will be accepted. Postings from many fields (psychology, anthropology, psychiatry, etc.) are encouraged, as long as they relate to human ethology. Members of the group are encouraged to contribute relevant material from the internet, such as abstracts of articles, news reports, book reviews, notice of meetings of interest, etc. These posting serve as topics (threads) for comments and discussions from the group members. Group members may also submit attached files for comments or discussion, such as jpegs, mpegs or PDF, which can be accessed through the listserv web page or through links to YouTube or Google Video. Members are encouraged to submit drafts of manuscripts, etc. for comments, as well as published articles in PDF or other suitable formats, for circulation.

Any interested person may participate. Listserv members and not the list owner or moderator are responsible for not posting copyrighted material on the list serve without authorization from the copyright holder. See Message #2, "NEW MEMBERS READ THIS," for more details.

KEY WORDS: Biology, Zoology, Psychology, Psychiatry, Anthropology, behavior, perception, brain, Darwin, evolution, natural selection, gender, culture, mating, aggression, mood, cognition, courtship, flirt, infant, mother, deception, autism, language, non-verbal, primate, ecology, genetic, child, adolescence, altruism, war, violence, ethnicity, religion

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Olfaction: Proximate Mechanisms
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=experts-do-different-cells-in-our-nose Do different cells in our nose respond to different smells? Yoav Gilad People can
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Parents of Autistic Children - Mental Health Problems
http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2008/05/05/parents-autism.html Parents of autistic children twice as likely to have serious mental disorder Parents of autistic
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Competition Among Neurons
[Moderator Note - I have the PDF of the full article. Send me an e-mail at jfeierman@... if you want it.]
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Religion-Related Academic Jobs
Three new opportunities are listed on www.sssrweb.org 1) The University of New Mexico is looking for a Director of Religious Studies. 2) The Spears Center in
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Speculations on the role of genetic drift and migration on human beh
I do not know how you would test any of this and will not make any efforts here to figure out how to test these ideas. It seems that seems that once or twice
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