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| Price E.O. — Animal domestication and behavior |
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Locomotor activity, environment and management effects 19 44 52 65 85 88 93 103 105—106 132 133 134 142 149—151 153 156 164 166 171 178 180 192 193 200 205 210 212—213 215 218 220
Locomotor activity, feeding and food deprivation effects 101 103 105—106 145 152
Locomotor activity, general 23 28 79—80 81 170
Locomotor activity, physiological factors 64—65 85 88 93 110—111 149 151—152 170 192 208 211
Locomotor activity, wheel-running 17 36 45 61 64—65 105—106 149—150 152 178
Lumpfish 99
Mammals, alpaca 2 87
Mammals, antelope 6 35—36 111
Mammals, auroch 73
Mammals, baboon 134
Mammals, bear 103
Mammals, buffalo (bison) 21 22
Mammals, capybara 6 130—131
Mammals, cat 12 21 24 87 164 183 184
Mammals, cattle 2 3 46 65 67 73 74 80 92 104 114 122 124—126 133 183 222 223 225—226
Mammals, cheetah 54 156
Mammals, chimpanzee 101 131 133—134 155 156 157 163
Mammals, coyote 87 172 193
Mammals, deer 22 31 110—111 122 126 167—168 209
Mammals, deermouse 17 52 67—68 105 109 146 150—151 152 174—175
Mammals, dingo 184
Mammals, dog 1 3 12 24—26 32 45 47 65 69—70 74—75 84 87 92 101—102 121 127 133 147 164—165 166—167 168 170 172 172—174 183 184 196 219 222
Mammals, dolphin 228
Mammals, donkey (burro) 87 183
Mammals, elephant 101
Mammals, elk 22
Mammals, ferret 21 52—53 109 193—194 198—199
Mammals, fishing cat 103
Mammals, fox 14 16 45—46 80 81 84 93 114—116 122 127—128 139 147 168 169 171—172 206 215—216
Mammals, general 12 19 22 24 74 83 186 198
Mammals, gerbil 38 39 52 57 87 91 146—147 171
Mammals, giraffe 100
Mammals, goat 2 67 87 107 115—118 120 183
Mammals, gorilla 163—164
Mammals, guanaco 87 132 133
Mammals, guinea pig 2 166 167 177—178
Mammals, hamster 38 113 193 198
Mammals, horse 2 21 22 67 73 85 87 101—102 104 183 219 222
Mammals, jackal 87
Mammals, kangaroo 157
Mammals, kinkajou 102
Mammals, lemming 175
Mammals, leopard cat 103
Mammals, llama 2 87 132—133
Mammals, marmoset 93
Mammals, mink 73 80 87 88 89 91—92 114—118 120—121 127—128 129 145 146 180 212—213 216 219
Mammals, monkey 37 102 133 134—136 154—155 156 164 205 206—207 209—210 216
Mammals, mouse, house 2 5 13—14 16 17 19 32—33 36 45 52 57 61 63—64 64—65 67 75 82 96 109 133 144 149—150 154 157 177 198 218
Management of captive animals see "Capture (by man)" "Early "Feeding delivery diets hand-feeding schedules "Hormonal "Learning" "Locomotor environment "Photoperiod" "Reintroductions dietary genetic habitat preconditioning "Reproductive technology" "Taming" "Temperature" "Welfare capture handling conservation environmental management quality
Maternal behavior 52 53 54—55 60 62 65 67—68 130—131 134 163—164 215
Maternal effects (on development) 18—19 115 117 206
Mating behavior see "Sexual behavior"
Mating systems 23 42 66—67 68 70 85 92 139—140 141 168
Metabolism 19 55 59—60 85 98 127—128 144 197—198 208 see "Brain
Minnow 197
Mortality see also "Reintroductions survival"
Mortality, captive animals 6 29 35 51 52 55 59 64 65 68 69 75 76 78 80 91 92 95 97—98 137 142 145 157 159 168 173 218
Mortality, diet-related 97 99
Mortality, inbreeding depression, associated with 31—32 34 35 55 75
Mortality, infanticide or abandonment of offspring 52 53 54—55 68 130—131 153 214 215
Mortality, predation, related to 109—110
Mouse, striped 220
Musk ox 6
Natural selection in captivity 22 25 30 34 35 39 40—41 47 51—62 63 64 66—67 68 69—70 72 80 85—86 95 97 106 112 138 157 159 168 169—170 173 183 186 187 194 209 225—226 227
Natural selection on captive-reared animals reintroduced to nature 184 186 187 194
Natural selection, general 18 34 35 47 48—49 68 85—86 95 149 157 175 183 209
Neoteny 167 168 172—174 181
Nomenclature see "Domestication taxonomic
Novelty, response to 17 18—19 23 61 63—64 70 80—81 96 105—106 109 110—111 112 120 122 127 131 142 147 150—151 154—156 160 164 165 166 175—177 173 180 181 189—190 190—191 196 201 202 205—207 208—209 212—213 214 216 227 see
Ocelot 24
Odor see "Olfaction"
Olfaction 7 83 89 91 100 126 128 166 194—196
Open-field test 16—17 147 178—179 180—181
Orangutan 153—154
Outbreeding 30 31 34 36—37 40 72 see "Heterosis" "Hybridization"
Parasites 7 52 111 201—202 210 211 215
Pelage (and skin), coloration 16—17 19—20 23 25 26 47 55 84 93 138 191
Pelage (and skin), thickness 83 144
Perch 159—160
Pheromones see "Olfaction"
Photoperiod 26 143 145—146 149 170
Physical condition see also "Agility" "Hybridization" "Locomotor
Physical condition, endurance 64—65 70 151—152 189 191 208 215 227
Physical condition, vigor, general 19 30 31 34 36 37 42 56 85 112 149 190 191 204 227
Pickerel 196
Pike 27 195
Pinfish 109
Pleiotropy 16—17 79 85
Polygenic inheritance 17 18 19
Pomfret 97—98
Populations, density effects 59 66 97 108 130 133 141 157 158 160 166
Populations, isolation, effects of 34 41 186
Populations, size 30 33—34 40—42 74 78 186 188 203 226
Possum 206
Prairie dog 193—194 198
Pre-adaptations (for domestication) see "Domestication pre-adaptations
Predation, anti-predatory capabilities 63 64 69 85 107—110 112 127 146 154 159 188—189 190 191 192—193 194—197 199—200 215—216
Predation, general 2 7 70 78 85 88 94 95 107—110 180 184 202 210 227
Predation, predatory capabilities 61 62 97 98 103 110 112 127 167 174 189 192 193—194 198
Productivity see "Artificial selection for growth milk "Domestication products "Litter "Taming relation "Welfare production
Rabbit 2 3 55 83 84 100 126 147
Rat, giant pouched 6
Rat, Norway 3 5 14 16—17 18—19 52 53—54 56—57 60 67 80—81 88 89 104—105 109 122—123 126 127—128 129 146 147 149 152 162—163 169—170 175—177 178—180 183—184 216 217 222
Rat, roof 128—129 218—219 220 221
Reindeer (caribou) 3 202
Reintroductions, age and size effects 190
Reintroductions, dietary considerations, change in diet 190—191 192 197—198
Reintroductions, dietary considerations, food provisioning by humans, post-release 189
Reintroductions, dietary considerations, prey-capture techniques 192 198—199
Reintroductions, disease and parasite transmission 201—202
Reintroductions, examples of 183—184
Reintroductions, feralization, biological traits, effects on 87—88 184 185
Reintroductions, feralization, definition 182—184
Reintroductions, feralization, examples of 183—184
Reintroductions, feralization, pre-adaptation for 185—186 189—190
Reintroductions, feralization, prevention of 27
Reintroductions, feralization, rate of 3 184—185
Reintroductions, genetic and demographic considerations 183 185—188
Reintroductions, growth effects 192
Reintroductions, habitat considerations, acclimation to release site 189—190 193—194
Reintroductions, habitat considerations, availability of habitat 188—189
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release anti-predator behavior 194—197 199—200 227
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release, parent vs. artificial rearing 199—201
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release, prey-capture techniques see "Reintroductions dietary
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release, rearing with wild conspecifics 201
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release, to foraging techniques 193—194 198—199 200 227
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release, to habitat 193—194
Reintroductions, preconditioning for release, to natural diets 197—198
Reintroductions, predation on released animals 188—190 191 192—193 197 200
Reintroductions, reasons for reintroducing animals in nature 5—6 182 183 227
Reintroductions, reproductive success 5—6 78 182 184 185 186 187 190—191 197 200 202 227—228
Reintroductions, survival (in nature) 5—6 44 161—162 182 184 185 186—190 191 192 193—203 227—228
Reintroductions, wild populations, effects on competition offered by reintroduced animals 186—187 190—191
Reintroductions, wild populations, interbreeding (hybridization) and genetic influences 185 186—187
Relaxed selection 30 44 48 60 68—71 75 80 84 85 97 106 107 144 152 165 167 168 169—170 173 175
| Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, artificial selection 47—48 54 68 70 79—80 81 85—86 92 112 168
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, emotional reactivity and taming 25 112 129 180
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, environmental 26 144 145—146 147 214 226
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, experiential 52 56—57 91 94 95 122—123 129 133 137—138 139—140 146 156 163—164 167—168 178 180 206 209 214 218 226
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, general 22 24 47—48 78 79 92 95 171 174
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, hormonal 26—27 69 122—123 168 206 209
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, inbreeding 31—32 55 226
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, natural selection in captivity 16 42 47 48—49 51—55 56—60 61—62 69—70 85—86 112 209
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, nutrition 58—60 97 167—168 226
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, relaxation of natural selection 66—69 70 80 91
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, reproductive behaviors 23 32 42 52—53 54—55 66—69 81 85 97 112 122—123 134 137—138 139—140 156 163—164 168 173
Reproductive success (failure) in captivity, factors related to, technology 5 24 26—27 66 81 138
Resource allocation theory 79—80 82 85 87—88 94 225—226
Restocking see "Reintroductions"
Rhinoceros 139—140 206
Rodents, general 11—12 24 64 67 89 146 149 155 171 217—218
Salinity 26 31 76
Salmon, Atlantic 14—15 40 47—48 77 78 107 109 136—138 145 158 159 170—171 186 191
Salmon, chinook 187 194 196 208
Salmon, chum 193
Salmon, coho 93—94 110 136 137 138 187 189 191 196 208
Salmon, general 6 27 43 69 138 156—157 187 194 202 206
Salmon, honmasu 192
Salmon, masu 154
Salmon, pink 187
Salt water, adaptation to 6 31 76 94 137 189
Sculpin 108
Seabream 77 186 225
Seal 126 221
Selection (genetic), general 30 40 63 70—71 82 83 184
Serotonin see "Brain biochemistry"
Sex structure of wild vs. captive populations 135 141
Sexual behavior 23—24 32 37 40 42 44 45 59 64 65—67 82 85 92 97 134 135 138 139—140 146 156 163 164 165—166 168 170 180 212 see
Sexual development 5 44 59 68 80 85 143—144 145 146 156 167—168 169—170 173 181
Sheep 2 3 67 82 86 89 93 107 114 117 119 121 122 126 127 135—136 183 225
Shelter (in captive environment), effect on behavior 11—12 139 146—147 193—194 196 214 215 221
Shelter (in captive environment), effect on maturation 147 171
Shelter (in captive environment), effect on reproduction 68 139 146—147
Shelter (in captive environment), general resource 121 130 146 149 178 184—185 191 210 212 214 221
Shelter (in captive environment), use as refuge 11—12 107 143 144 146—147 188—189 193—194 196 214 215
Shrew 51 52 57 140
Snapper 208
Social behavior see "Behavior" "Human-animal "Social "Socialization" "Taming"
Social organization see "Dominance hierarchy" "Territoriality"
Socialization 19 26 121—122 133—134 171—172 173 183 196 200 see socialization" "Taming"
Stereotyped behavior see "Welfare atypical
Stickleback 197
Stress see also "Taming" "Reproductive "Welfare" "Atypical
Stress from weaning 110—111 210 214 218—219
Stress, behavioral response to 190 196 206—207 208 217—221
Stress, change in living environment 151 190 206 208 214 227—228
Stress, influence of stress on expression of inbreeding depression 34
Stress, physical and environmental stressors 34 93 189 205 206 208 210 216—217 228
Stress, physiological response to 117—119 123 128 151 156 164 190 205—209 212 216—217
Stress, psychological stressors 52 100 112 117—119 123 129 130 132 133 134 146 164 180 190 196 205 206—209 210 211 212 214 216—217 218—220 228
Stress, selection for stress responsiveness 115 177 209 225
Stress, stress reduction 134 156 167 177 180 189 190 208 209—210
Sturgeon 27 144 158 206—207
Subordinate animals, behavior 14 81 103—104 132 136—138 141 157 173 175—178 210 215 see "Dominance social"
Substrate (for oviposition) 58 97
Substrate effects 26 108 153—154 156 158—159 220—221
Sunfish 99 132
Swimming in feeding 154
Swimming in thermoregulation 145
Swimming, endurance 64 93—94 189 191 208
Swimming, general 107 159 208 212—213
Swine 2 3 4 46 48—49 60 67 83 86 87 88 89 92 97 101 114 120 123—125 126 144 153 155—156 158 183 213—215 216—217 225 226
Swordtail 194
Tamarin 54—55 189—190 193 197 198
Taming, tameness, tameability as a pre-adaptation for domestication 21—22 23—24 24—26 126
Taming, tameness, tameability, defined 113—114 119
Taming, tameness, tameability, experiential factors contributing to 11—12 113—114 116—117 120—122 123—127 146—147 171—172 200 202 216—217
Taming, tameness, tameability, genetic factors and heritability 114 116—117 118 120 see selection
Taming, tameness, tameability, modification with drugs and brain lesions 128—129
Taming, tameness, tameability, negative aspects 126—127
Taming, tameness, tameability, physiological basis see "Brain biochemistry"
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to animal welfare 114 216—217
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to domestication 10 11—12 23—24 118—129
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to emotional reactivity 112 117 119 180 216—217
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to neoteny 171 172 173—174
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to pelage coloration 16—17
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to productivity 124—126
Taming, tameness, tameability, relation to reproduction 122—123 168 169
Taming, tameness, tameability, selection for 16 43 45—46 80 81 84 114—115 118 120 126 127—128 168 169 171 173—174 180
Taxonomic designations (distinction between wild and domestic animals) 3—4
Temperature 26 44 76 143—145 146 147 189 224
Territoriality 23 24 132—133 137 138 141 156 158 166 175—176
Tilapia 27
Tonic immobility 205—206
Training see "Learning"
Trout, brook 39—40 136 144 196
Trout, brown 14 69 108 171 187 188 189 190—191 192
Trout, cutthroat 194
Trout, rainbow 107—108 178 195 206 208 209
Trout, steelhead 107—108 158 194
Turbot 99 105
Turbot, whitefish 99
Turbot, wolffish 98
Vicuna 132 133
Vigor see "Physical condition"
Vision 12 79 83 89 91 104 126 134—135 137 139 147 158 171 172 191 192 195 196 214
Visual isolation see "Vision"
Vocalizations 16 32 37 78—79 123 166—167 178
Water column, response to 98 139 154 158 159
Water current, response to 158 189 191 194 208
Welfare see also "Domestication effects "Reproductive "Stress" "Taming relation
Welfare, adaptation to captive environment I 180 205 210—211 223—225 227
Welfare, artificial selection, correlated effects related to welfare 50 80 81 92 225—226
Welfare, artificial selection, selection for welfare-relevant variables 115 177 209 225—226
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors dietary factors 100 219
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors, environmental deprivation and enrichment 134 150 153 154 155 160 167 213 217—218 220—221 222
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors, examples 217—221
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors, feeding methods and schedule 100 101—103 218
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors, genetic predispositions 217 220
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors, weaning and social isolation effects 133—134 218—219
Welfare, atypical (stereotyped) behaviors, wild-caught rodents, lack of atypical behaviors in captivity 219—220
Welfare, behavioral and physiological needs 100 140 211—213 223
Welfare, capture, handling and confinement, effects of 100 105—106 113—114 124—126 150 151 180 205—210 211
Welfare, conservation and captive-breeding programs 227—228
Welfare, density-related effects 157 160 see density
Welfare, dietary factors 106 211 219 225—226
Welfare, disease see "Disease"
Welfare, environmental enrichment 134—135 142—143 146—147 148 149—150 153—156 212—216 220—221
Welfare, ethical concerns 204 221 223 226 227—228
Welfare, general 63 180 204 221 228—229
Welfare, genetic modification (engineering) 226—227
Welfare, handling of juveniles, positive effects 121—123 216—217
Welfare, management techniques 35 110—111 112 113—114 134—135 146—147 157 209—210 211—216 218—219 221—223 225—226 227—228
Welfare, parasites see "Parasites"
Welfare, pre-adaptations, importance of 211 223—225 227
Welfare, production efficiency and profitability 92 124—126 155—156 221—222 225—227
Welfare, quality of care 35 124—126 221—223
Whale 228
Wolf 1 3 24—26 32 34 65 69 74 75 87 92 93 120 121 127 133 164—165 166—167 168 170 172—174 184
Zebra 223
Zoos 3 5 24 32 37 101 139—140 153 157 223
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