Harvard, 343 pp., $15.00
Berlin and Hamburg: Verlag Paul Parey, 53 pp.
St. Martin's Press, 295 pp., $8.95
Columbia University Press, 185 pp., $2.95 (paper)
Niko Tinbergen is one of the founders and grandmasters of ethology, and the papers published here are among its most important documents. They are a source book for students of animal behavior and will give the historian of ideas an insight into one of the most influential movements in modern science.
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