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Episodes


Lec1: Introduction to animal behavior and how it is studied

Lec24: Discoveries of sociobiology

Lec8: Innate behaviors, motivation and fundamentals of ethology

Lec21: Genetic influences on social behavior

Lec30: Konrad Lorenz on learning, part 3

Lec6: Fixed action patterns and central nervous system

36. Neocortex, part 2

34. Corpus striatum, part 2

31. Hypothalamus and limbic system, part 5

28. Hypothalamus and limbic system, part 2

22. Visual systems, part 2

18. Motor systems and brain states, part 4

17. Motor systems and brain states, part 3

15. Motor systems and brain states, part 1

26. Forebrain evolution

37. Neocortex, part 3

23. Visual systems, part 3

16. Motor systems and brain states, part 2

12. Differentiation of the brain vesicles, part 3: Vertebrate forebrain evolution and organization
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