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behavior
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behavior noun actions, air, bearing, beliefs, carriage, character, comportment, conduct, consuetude, course, course of conduct, course of life, decorum, demeanor, habituation, habitude, inveteracy, line of conduct, manner, manner of life, manners, matter of course, mien, mode of action, mores, personal bearing, presence, propriety, ritual, ritualism, routine, way of acting, way of life
Associated concepts: bad behavior, contemptuous behavior, good behavior, indecent behavior
Foreign phrases: Ad vitam aut culpam.For life, or until guilty of misbehavior. De bono gestu. For or during good behavior.
See also: conduct, custom, demeanor, deportment, manner, modus operandi, practice, presence, procedure, protocol, way


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[FIGURE 2 OMITTED] DISCUSSION Several authors have suggested that snakes engage in thermoregulatory behavior or select hibernacula during the winter (Prior and Weatherhead 1996, Harvey and Weatherhead 2006, Schuett et al.
Thermoregulatory Behavior and Habitat Selection of the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake (Sistrurus c.
 
 
 
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