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Ethologic

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Eth`o`log´ic
a.1.treating of, or pertaining to, ethnic or morality, or the science of character.


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Results and discussion Ethologic investigation of learning and memory is at present one of the most reliable targets reflecting levels of animal intelligence.
The cub exhibited anorexia, depression, and mild dehydration, but it was not moved away from the mother for ethologic and management reasons.
61, [italics mine]) This is the classic, ethologic notion of displacement activity, the "hydraulic" model, and, as Overskeid indicates, it "has been discarded by most researchers.
 
 
 
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