Definition of ethogram in English:

ethogram

noun ˈiːθəɡramˈēTHəˌɡram

Zoology

A catalogue or table of all the different kinds of behaviour or activity observed in an animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Complete ethograms were not always provided in published papers, nor are behavioral methods standardized among investigators.
- An initial series of five single observations was used to create a qualitative description and ethogram of the mating behavior.
- The first 5 minutes of each day were coded and analyzed according to a behavioral ethogram.

Origin

1930s: from Greek ēthos 'nature, disposition' + -gram¹.

Definition of ethogram in US English:

ethogram

nounˈēTHəˌɡram

Zoology

A catalog or table of all the different kinds of behavior or activity observed in an animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- An initial series of five single observations was used to create a qualitative description and ethogram of the mating behavior.
- The first 5 minutes of each day were coded and analyzed according to a behavioral ethogram.
- Complete ethograms were not always provided in published papers, nor are behavioral methods standardized among investigators.

Origin

1930s: from Greek ēthos ‘nature, disposition’ + -gram.

单词	ethogram
释义	Definition of ethogram in English: ethogram noun ˈiːθəɡramˈēTHəˌɡram Zoology A catalogue or table of all the different kinds of behaviour or activity observed in an animal. Example sentencesExamples Complete ethograms were not always provided in published papers, nor are behavioral methods standardized among investigators. An initial series of five single observations was used to create a qualitative description and ethogram of the mating behavior. The first 5 minutes of each day were coded and analyzed according to a behavioral ethogram. Origin 1930s: from Greek ēthos 'nature, disposition' + -gram¹. Definition of ethogram in US English: ethogram nounˈēTHəˌɡram Zoology A catalog or table of all the different kinds of behavior or activity observed in an animal. Example sentencesExamples An initial series of five single observations was used to create a qualitative description and ethogram of the mating behavior. The first 5 minutes of each day were coded and analyzed according to a behavioral ethogram. Complete ethograms were not always provided in published papers, nor are behavioral methods standardized among investigators. Origin 1930s: from Greek ēthos ‘nature, disposition’ + -gram.
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