Les mondes darwiniens

831 / 1576
[h e n r i c a p / c o m p o rt e m e n t et évolution : r egar ds c roisés]
v o n Ue X k u l l J. (1909), Umwelt und Innenwelt der Tiere, Berlin, Springer-Verlag.
W
Wa d d e l l P.J., Ok a d a N. & Ha s e G aWa M. (1999), “Towards resolving the interordinal relationships
of placental mammals”, Systematic Biology, 48 : 1-5.
Wa d d i nG t o n C.H. (1975), The Evolution of an Evolutionist, Edinburgh, Edinburgh UP.
Wa lt H e r F.R. (1974), “Some reflections on expressive behaviour in combats and courtship of
certain horned ungulates”, in V. Geist & F. Walther (eds), The behaviour of ungulates and its
relation to management, IUCN Publications 24, Morges, Switzerland.
Wat s o n J.B. (1913), “Psychology as the behaviorist views it”, Psychological Review, 20 : 158-
177.
We n z e l J. (1992), “Behavioral homology and phylogeny”, Annu. Rev. Ecol. Syst., 23 : 361-381.
WH i tM a n C.O. (1899), “The behaviour of pigeons”, Carnegie Institution Washington Publication
257, 3 : 1-161.
Wi l s o n E.O. (1975), Sociobiology, Cambridge, Mass., Harvard UP.
Wi M B e r G e r P.H & De Qu e i r o z A. (1996) “Comparing behavioral and morphological characters
as indicators of phylogeny”, in E.P. Martins (ed.), Phylogenies and the comparative method
in animal behavior, Oxford, New York, Oxford UP : 206-233.
Z
Zy s k o W s k i K. & Pr u M R.O. (1999), “Phylogenetic analysis of the nest architecture of Neotropical
ovenbirds (Furnariidae)”, Auk, 116 : 891-911.