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Episodes


Lecture 5 Part 2: Forward Automatic Differentiation via Dual Numbers (old)

Lec27: Sociobiology and culture

Lec26: Critique of cultural determinism

Lec23: Sociobiology, mating behaviors and scientific method

Lec20: Sociobiology

Lec17: Anti-predator behavior

Lec18: Mating and reproduction

Lec15: Communication and Meerkats of the Kalahari Desert, part 2

Lec14: Communication and Meerkats of the Kalahari Desert, part 1

Lec11: Lorenz on fundamentals of ethology, part 3

Lec13: Evolution and the development and plasticity of behavior, part 2

Lec10: Lorenz on fundamental ethology, part 2

Lec12: Evolution and the development and plasticity of behavior, part 1

Lec9: Lorenz on fundamental ethology, part 1

Lec4: Ethology and Konrad Lorenz' Jackdaws

Lec29: Konrad Lorenz on learning, part 2

Lec25: Cultural determinism and sociobiology

Lec16: Foraging behaviors

Lec2: Introduction to ethology
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