Anatomy and the Problem of Behaviour

Discover the fascinating connection between anatomy and behavior in "Anatomy and the Problem of Behaviour" by G. E. Coghill. Originally published in 1929, this insightful book presents three enlightening lectures that delve into the anatomical foundations of behavioral development in animals. Focusing on salamanders as a case study, Coghill expertly explores how the growth of the nervous system influences observable behavior. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2015, this paperback edition spans 126 pages, making it a perfect addition to any animal behavior enthusiast's library. Gain a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between anatomy and behavior with this timeless work from a pioneering author in the field.