Plenary Five — ASN Events

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Plenary Five — ASN Events

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Animal Contests: Assessment and the Evolution of Animal Weaponry (Symposium) Animal navigation and tracking: adventures in sea, land and sky (Symposium) Animal personality, aggression and physiological responsiveness (Symposium) Animal Swarming and Collective Behavior (Symposium) Applied ethology: Exploring our impact on animals (Symposium) Avian Cognition (Symposium) Behavioural thermoregulation: Mechanisms and consequences for ecthotherms in a changing world (Symposium) Chemical communication: behaviour, ecology and evolution (Symposium) Colour in nature: Conceptual and methodological challenges and emerging solutions (Symposium) Comparative brain anatomy: a means of understanding behaviour (Symposium) Cooperative (Big) Predators: The links between Communication, Cognition and Sociality (Symposium) Costs and Conflict in Reproduction (Symposium) Exposure to stress during early development: consequences for behaviour and fitness (Symposium) Female song: fitness costs and benefits (Symposium) Human impact: Behavioural and cognitive responses to human-induced environmental change (Symposium) Human Mating (Symposium) Hydrostat movement systems: biomechanics and behaviour (Symposium) Invasiveness: Genetic and epigenetic drivers of behaviours influencing invasiveness and native species response to invaders (Symposium) Multimodal Signaling: Is it Special? (Symposium) New directions in testing Animal Theory of Mind (Symposium) Parent-Young Relationship: variability and consequences on offspring development (Symposium) Polyandry ‘beyond the individual’ (Symposium) Traits and hormones: When is a trait hormone-dependent and when is it not – is there a general picture? (Symposium) Virtual reality: Computer animations as a tool in animal behaviour research (Symposium) Vision using 2 eyes: comparing vertebrates (Symposium) What are the model systems of our future? (Symposium) Zoos breaking new ground: advances in applied and pure behavioural research (symposium) Applied ethology Communication Contest behaviour Cooperation/helping Development Escape and avoidance Learning and cognition Mating Movement, navigation, migration Parental behaviour Personality Sexual selection Stress and behaviour Other

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Plenary Five

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12:00PM - 1:00PM

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A memory of hunger: effects of early-life adversity on adult foraging behaviour in European starlings. (#590)

Melissa Bateson

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