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Author: Ian Newton
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Author: Benjamin M. Bolker
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Average rating of 5/5 Bats: Biology and Behaviour, 2002-01-26
An excellent book which is very readable but also has plenty of depth. Beautifully illustrated.

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Average rating of 5/5 A must-have, 2006-11-08
This is the perfect text for anyone studying biology, zoology or animal behaviour science at undergraduate or graduate level. Written by experts in the field, this book (and the related, Introduction to Behavioural Ecology) is jam-packed with key terms, experimental models and first-class references.

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Author: Rainer F. Foelix
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Average rating of 5/5 Truly excellent, 2007-07-10
As a casual reader with an interest in spiders, I find this book brilliant, informative, and comprehensive. As a seller of academic books, I know that no other book on the subject comes close to the quality of this one.

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Author: Scott Camazine, Jean-Louis Deneubourg, Nigel R. Franks, James Sneyd, Guy Theraula, Eric Bonabeau
By Princeton University Press

Average rating of 5/5 Very well done, 2007-02-03
This book is an excellent eye-opener. At times its hard to keep the sheer fascination of natural systems from overwhelming the underlying interactions which drive emergence, but that's more of a compliment to the authors than any kind of criticism.
Even if you don't work in mathematics, biology, or software, if you're on this page you must have some interest. Buy it, read it, its worth it.


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