Lecture Collection | Human Behavioral Biology 2010 Lectures Recognizing Relatives 2010
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Robert Sapolsky discusses various methods of innate recognition of relatives between animals and humans through protein signatures, olfactory cellular mechanisms, cognitive, and sensory processes. He explores the importance of relatedness in animal mating/ovulation cycles and other phenomena that show how organisms identify each other.
- Released: 2010-04-16
- Runtime: 100 minutes
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: Robert Sapolsky
- Director:
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1. Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology 2010-03-29
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2. Behavioral Evolution 2010-03-31
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3. Behavioral Evolution II 2010-04-02
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4. Molecular Genetics I 2010-04-05
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5. Molecular Genetics II 2010-04-07
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6. Behavioral Genetics I 2010-04-12
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7. Behavioral Genetics II 2010-04-14
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8. Recognizing Relatives 2010-04-16
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9. Ethology 2010-04-19
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10. Introduction to Neuroscience I 2010-04-21
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11. Introduction to Neuroscience II 2010-04-23
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12. Endocrinology 2010-04-26
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13. Advanced Neurology and Endocrinology 2010-04-28
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14. Limbic System 2010-04-30
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15. Human Sexual Behavior I 2010-05-05
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16. Human Sexual Behavior II 2010-05-07
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18. Aggression II 2010-05-12
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19. Aggression III 2010-05-14
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20. Aggression IV 2010-05-17
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21. Chaos and Reductionism 2010-05-19
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22. Emergence and Complexity 2010-05-21
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23. Language 2010-05-21
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24. Schizophrenia 2010-05-26
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25. Individual Differences 2010-06-02
