Chemosensory searching in squamates with specialized tongue–vomeronasal systems is
well-documented. By tongue-flicking, these reptiles gather important chemical cues from …

The complexity of natural environments is an important component of animal behavior, and
laboratory environments often cannot reproduce that complexity. Strike‐induced …

Recent developments in theories in evolution, development and comparative psychology
indicate that a redefinition of comparative psychology may be useful. A brief review of the …

Predator-prey interactions shape the natural histories of both species as each tries to adapt
and counter-adapt to the tactics of the other. This important evolutionary dynamic is crucial …

In this paper, I suggest that there are three reasons for the need to consider a redefinition of
comparative psychology: first, the identity of comparative psy chology is marginalized; …