ZOOSEMIOTICS Definition & Meaning

zoosemiotics

[ zoh-uh-see-mee-ot-iks, -see-mahy-, -sem-ee-, -sem-ahy- ]

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noun

(used with a singular verb)

the study of the sounds and signals used in animal communication, as song in birds or tail-wagging in dogs.

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Origin of zoosemiotics¹

First recorded in 1960–65; zoo- + semiotics

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I study zoosemiotics and ethology, and the critical links between human demographic pressure and the diverse, remaining habitats on Earth.

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Options Michael Charles Tobias My work encompasses ecological anthropology and aesthetics, the history of ideas, environmental psychology, global biodiversity field research, systematics, deep demography, animal rights and animal liberation, zoosemiotics and ethology, and the critical links between human demographic pressure and the genetic corridors and diverse, remaining habitats on Earth.

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My work encompasses ecological anthropology and aesthetics, the history of ideas, environmental psychology, global biodiversity field research, systematics, deep demography, animal rights and animal liberation, zoosemiotics and ethology, and the critical links between human demographic pressure and the genetic corridors and diverse, remaining habitats on Earth.

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