ethologic (Meaning)
Webster
ethologic (a)
Alt. of Ethological
Synonyms & Antonyms of ethologic
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
ethologic Sentence Examples
- Ethologic considerations were taken into account when designing the zoo's animal enclosures.
- The researcher observed ethologic behaviors in the group of chimpanzees over a period of several months.
- The ethologic study revealed patterns of communication and cooperation within the wolf pack.
- The ethologic approach aims to understand animal behavior in the context of their natural environment and evolutionary history.
- Ethologic studies have provided valuable insights into the social structures and mating systems of various animal species.
- The ethologic perspective emphasizes the importance of observing and interpreting animal behavior in a holistic and naturalistic manner.
- Ethologic research has contributed to our understanding of how animals interact with their environment and adapt to changing conditions.
- By studying ethologic behaviors, scientists can gain insights into the cognitive and emotional capacities of different animal species.
- Ethologic observations have helped us to better understand the complex social dynamics and communication patterns within animal groups.
- Ethologic research methodologies have evolved over time, incorporating technological advancements and new analytical techniques.
FAQs About the word ethologic
Alt. of Ethological
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Ethologic considerations were taken into account when designing the zoo's animal enclosures.
The researcher observed ethologic behaviors in the group of chimpanzees over a period of several months.
The ethologic study revealed patterns of communication and cooperation within the wolf pack.
The ethologic approach aims to understand animal behavior in the context of their natural environment and evolutionary history.
