The behavior of marine organisms: social behavior, communication, navigation, orientation and development of behavior

Contents: 1) interspecific aggression in bird groups; 2) social behavior as related to environmental factors; 3) recent developments in avian orientation research; 4) migratory and homing behavior in fishes with particular; 5) an eye for a compass and an ear for a map?; 6) hydrodynamic orientation of spiny lobster, Panulirus argus (crustacea: palinuridae): wave surge and unidirectional currents; 7) semi-prococial development in gulls and terns (laridae); 8) development of behavior in marine fish; 9) post-weaning development in elephant seals; 10) the development of behavior of marine invertebrates.|Proceedings of the annual northeastern regional meeting of the animal behavior society, 1977, plenary papers