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NEWS FROM THE ABS
2019-10-1
Consider applying for an ABS Outreach Grant! One-page proposals are due December 1, 2019. Each grant provides $1,000 to support an outreach program by ABS members. More Info2019-8-1
Thank you to everyone who participated in making Behaviour 2019 a great success! We look forward to ABS 2020 at the University of Tennessee Knoxville in July!2019-7-12
We look forward to welcoming everyone in Chicago for the Behaviour 2019 Meeting. Read more2019-6-12
The Behaviour 2019 preliminary program is now available! We look forward to a great conference in Chicago next month. Read more2019-5-10
ASAB/ABS would like to give you a brief update on two issues associated with publishing our academic journal Animal Behaviour . Read more2019-4-30
ABS 2019 Spring Newsletter is now avaialble. Read more2019-2-15
Abstract Submission for Behaviour 2020 is now open! Submission Deadline: March 15. Read more2019-1-07
Behaviour 2019 conference website is now available. Read more2018-10-23
The ABS Fall Newsletter is now available. Read more2018-10-19
Weaving the Future of Animal Behavior: A new professional-development opportunity for early-career animal behavior scientists. Read more2018-9-20
We look forward to Behaviour 2019 in Chicago! Read more »2018-8-8
Thank you to all participants and faculty for making ABS 2018 a great success. We look forward to Behaviour 2019 in Chicago! Read more »
Featured Article in Animal Behaviour
Play for prey: do deer fawns play to develop species-typical antipredator tactics or to prepare for the unexpected?
Rebecca N. Carter, Cora A. Romanow, Sergio M. Pellis, Susan Lingle
Animal Behaviour, Volume 156, October 2019, Pages 31–40
