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From: michaelm@bcsaic.UUCP (michael maxwell)
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Subject: Re: captive behavior - references requested
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Date: Fri, 17-Oct-86 16:45:07 EDT
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In article <439@uwmeecs.UUCP> debbie@uwmeecs.UUCP (Debbie Wolden) writes:
>i am looking for references for a term paper on the benefits/problems of
>captivity in animal behavior studies.

You might try Konrad Lorenz's latest popular book.  He spends a good deal of
space near the beginning discussing this subject.  Unfortunately, I can't seem
to remember the title--something about the history of ethology, I believe.
It's for sale at our local Dalton's, and I assume elsewhere.

P.S.  You might want to include your net address next time, so people can
reply by email.
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Mike Maxwell
Boeing Advanced Technology Center
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