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Antipoda. Revista de Antropología y Arqueología
Print version ISSN 1900-5407
Abstract
BLASS LAHITTE, Héctor and TUJAGUE, María Paula. THE ETHOLOGIC KNOWLEDGE LIKE A BIOLOGY'S GHOST AND HIS IMPORTANCE FOR THE COMPARATIVE STUDIES. Antipod. Rev. Antropol. Arqueol. [online]. 2007, n.5, pp.317-332. ISSN 1900-5407.
Distance between man and animal is not so deep. The more we learn from them, the more useful are the studies to solve human problems. To record behavioral features and use them to describe indexes and establish relations, observer makes a map about what is supposed to be the animal's conceptual process. Our goal is to prove the importance of studying behavioral concordances in mammals as a base to generate a theoretical framewok that allows the interpretation of human and other primate's behavior, taking into account the space as context to understand different ways organisms copes whit environment.
Keywords : Ethology; Biology; Anthropology; Primates; Space.