by Mei zi (2009)
Ben shu nei rong bao kuo : kou tu lian hua, hui shuo hua de cong ming nu^ ren re ren ai ; di shui bu lou, cong ming nu^ ren de shuo hua ji qiao ; dian dao wei zhi, cong ming nu^ ren ru he ba wo shuo hua fen cun ; yi rou ke gang, cong ming nu^ ren yao xue hui li yong tian sheng de zi ben deng.
Hong lu pei lin
Ben shu gong shi zhang, Bao kuo:ru he shi zi ji bian de fu you, Chuang fu cong nei xin kai shi, Ren ren dou neng chuang fu, Ju you chuang fu yu wang, Zen yang zhi fu, Wei da de zhi fu xin nian, Cai fu shi zhei yang zao jiu de, Ke xue chuang fu de zhen di, Cai fu jiu zai ni xin ling shen chu, Chuang fu cong ai qian kai shi.
Ni Shang bian zhu
Ben shu yi dong fang he xi fang de ai qing xin li xue yan jiu wei ji chu, Fen xi le wen gu ai qing de xin li gui lü, Liang xing xiang xi de xi yin li fa ze, Qiu ai xin li he ze ou xin li, Chu lian xin li ding lü yi ji ai qing zao shou le cuo zhe de xin li kang fu deng. Shu zhong hai shou na le hen duo zhu ming de xin li xue xiao ying, Chan shu le zhei xie you qu ding lü de lai long qu mai yi ji zai sheng huo zhong de ti xian. Dui yu yi xie chang chang hui yin ren shi wu de xin li gui lü, Ji chu le he li de gui bi fang fa, Rang ren men zai ai qing zhong shao zou wan lu.
Wen yan bian zhu
Ben shu jie shao liao ren jian jiao wang de yu yan yi shu, bao kuo da shan, han xuan, chao re qi fen hao kai liao ; kan ren xuan hua ti, ying zao jiu feng zhi ji de qi fen ; bu zhuo hen ji de zan mei, ting de dui fang an zi qie xi deng nei rong.
Marie Elisabeth Herberstein
"Spiders are often underestimated as suitable behavioural models because of the general belief that due to their small brains, their behaviour is innate and mostly invariable. Challenging this assumption, this fascinating book shows that rather than having a limited behavioural repertoire, spiders show surprising cognitive abilities, changing their behaviour to suit their situational needs. The team of authors unravels the considerable intra-specific as well as intra-individual variability and plasticity in different behaviours ranging from foraging and web building to communication and courtship. An introductory chapter on spider biology, systematics and evolution provides the reader with the necessary background information to understand the discussed behaviours and helps to place them into an evolutionary context. Highlighting an under-explored area of behaviour, this book will provide new ideas for behavioural researchers and students unfamiliar with spiders as well as a valuable resource for those already working in this intriguing field."--Publisher's description.