Analyzing Animal Societies: Quantitative Methods for Vertebrate Social Analysis

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Focusing on the intricate social lives of animals, this book provides a conceptual framework for analyzing social behavior across various species. It outlines methods for collecting data on interactions and relationships, allowing for the development of realistic models of animal societies. Hal Whitehead uses real-world examples from diverse species, including bats, chimps, dolphins, and birds, making the techniques applicable to a broad range of studies, including those involving invertebrates and even humans. This work aims to establish high-quality standards in the study of vertebrate social behavior.