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Episode 3: The Evolution of Behavior In this third episode, Dr. Lee Dugatkin explores the intricate relationship between evolution and behavior. From altruism to aggression, discover how natural selection influences the actions of living organisms. Dive deep into behavioral evolution, understanding why species act the way they do, and how it all ties back to survival and reproduction. Explore more with us! Visit us at https://www.lfpl.org for more information. #EvolutionOfBehavior #AnimalBehavior #BehavioralScience #Evolution #DrLeeDugatkin #BiologyLectures
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