Study programme
Classes
- Sociobiology and behavioral ecology IIMB170P0B1 | Faculty of Science
- Ethology and sociobiology +1MB170P106 | Faculty of Science
- Sociobiology of primates and manMB170P93 | Faculty of Science
- Sociobiology for Cultural StudiesATKV00029 | Faculty of Arts
- Sociobiology and behavioral ecology IMB170P0A | Faculty of Science
- Ethology and sociobiology for teachersMB170P107U | Faculty of Science
- Advances in behavioural sciencesMB170P114 | Faculty of Science
- Ecomorphology and evolutionary ecologyMB170P115 | Faculty of Science
- Ecology of amphibians and reptilesMB170P116 | Faculty of Science
- Practicum of Ecomorphology and evolutionary ecologyMB170P117 | Faculty of Science
Publications
- Mammalian Collection on Noah's Ark: The Effects of Beauty, Brain and Body Size2013 | Faculty of Science
- Genetic and shell-shape analyses of Orlitia borneensis (Testudines: Geoemydidae) reveal limited divergence among founders of the European zoo population2012 | Faculty of Science
- Are Animals in Zoos Rather Conspicuous than Endangered?2011 | Faculty of Science, First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Being Attractive Brings Advantages: The Case of Parrot Species in Captivity2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- A test of Rensch's rule in varanid lizards2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- Ontogeny of Sexual Size Dimorphism in Monitor Lizards: Males Grow for a Longer Period, but not at a Faster Rate2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- The vocal repertoire in Northern White Rhinoceros Ceratotherium simum cottoni as recorded in the last surviving herd2008 | Faculty of Science
- Noah?s Ark is full of common species attractive to humans: the case of boid snakes in Zoos.2008 | Faculty of Science
- Human emotional evaluation of ancestral and modern threats: fear, disgust, and anger2024 | Faculty of Science
- The first description of dermal armour in snakes2023 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University, Third Faculty of Medicine
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