Niko Tinbergen (1907–1988)
Auteur de Life Nature Library: Animal Behavior
A propos de l'auteur
Nikolaas Tinbergen, a Dutch zoologist, with the Austrian biologist Konrad Lorenz founded the field of modern ethology---the study of animals in their natural surroundings. The two men shared the Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine with Karl von Frisch (see Vol. 5) in 1973. Convinced of the afficher plus sterility of much contemporary comparative and experimental psychology, and appalled at the far-reaching generalizations made by psychologists on the basis of observations of a few species of caged rodents, Tinbergen set out to study a few highly specific problems in animal behavior: the nature of the stickleback's courtship, the stimuli causing a young herring gull to beg for food, and the reasons gulls bother to remove empty eggshells from their nests. His influential book The Study of Instinct (1951) had a tremendous impact on the development of ethology. Ethologists believe that instinct is a motivational basis for human behavior as well as for animal behavior and hence that ethological studies have valid human applications. Tinbergen is particularly concerned that human beings are in danger of losing their ability to adapt because of the very rapid changes taking place in contemporary society. He thinks there is much we can learn from close study of animal adaptation. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins
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Œuvres de Niko Tinbergen
The Animal in its World (Explorations of an Ethologist, 1932-1972), Volume I: Field Studies (1974) 25 exemplaires
In 't vrije veld 4 exemplaires
Social Behaviour in Animals (Psychology Revivals): With Special Reference to Vertebrates (2015) 3 exemplaires
Loomade käitumine 2 exemplaires
Function and evolution in behaviour : essays in honour of Professor Niko Tinbergen, FRS (1975) 2 exemplaires
Curious Naturalists with new introduction 2 exemplaires
The behavior of the snow bunting in spring 2 exemplaires
Tiere und ihr Verhalten 1 exemplaire
TRANSACTIONS OF THE LINNAEAN SOCIETY OF NEW YOK VOLUME V The Behavior of the Snow Bunting in Spring 1 exemplaire
The tale of John Stickle 1 exemplaire
The Animal In Its World: Field Studies 1 exemplaire
An objective study of the innate behaviour of animals (Bibliotheca biotheoretica, series D) 1 exemplaire
The Animal In Its World 1 exemplaire
Uudishimulikud looduseuurijad 1 exemplaire
Young Readers Edition: Animal Behavior 1 exemplaire
The evolution of animal communication: A critical examination of methods (Bobbs-Merrill reprint series in the social… 1 exemplaire
Spieden en speuren in de vrije natuur : Zuid-Afrika, Groenland, Engeland, Pacific-kust, Nederland, Canada 1 exemplaire
Laboratory Experiments and General Papers, 1932-1972 (The Animal in its World: Explorations of an Ethologist) (1973) 1 exemplaire
Animal Behavior 1 exemplaire
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Il parlait avec les mammifères, les oiseaux et les poissons (1949) — Avant-propos, quelques éditions — 1,737 exemplaires
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- Nom canonique
- Tinbergen, Niko
- Nom légal
- Tinbergen, Nikolaas
- Date de naissance
- 1907-04-15
- Date de décès
- 1988-12-21
- Sexe
- male
- Nationalité
- Nederland
- Lieu de naissance
- The Hague, Netherlands
- Lieu du décès
- Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK
- Relations
- Tinbergen, Jan (broer)
Tinbergen, Luuk (broer) - Prix et distinctions
- Nobel Prize (Physiology or Medicine, 1973)
- Notice de désambigüisation
- VIAF:36979006
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- Évaluation
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La acción se desarrolla desde la dunas holandesas, a las tierras heladas del Ártico, a los bosques y campos de Inglaterra, a los acantilados de las Islas Farne.
Tinbergen habla de las abejas, de las avispas, de las aves zancudas, de las gaviotas, de los insectos cazadores y de los gansos del norte. Describe los ingeniosos experimentos que él y otros biólogos llevaron a cabo para saber cómo encuentran las abejas su camino de regreso a la colmena, cómo las mariposas intimidan a sus posibles depredadores, por qué las gaviotas sitúan sus nidos en la forma en que lo hacen. Una y otra vez demuestra que detalles totalmente imprevistos de la vida animal son parte fundamental de su aparato de supervivencia.… (plus d'informations)