os behavioural sequences
os
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behavioural sequences, chains, functional cycles, instinctive actions, impulse actions |
osa
|
resting |
osas
|
sleeping |
osc
|
sheltering « l7h |
ose
|
vigilance, watching |
osf
|
flight, escape |
osg
|
aggressivity |
osi
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moving, displacement « om |
osk
|
feeding « l7n |
oskg
|
grazing |
oskh
|
hunting |
osm
|
mating, sexuality « l7r |
osm7 [l7]
|
for function |
osm7Vxy
|
play |
osm7r
|
reproduction |
osm7r(89a)
|
other than reproduction |
osma
|
rutting |
osmc
|
courtship |
osmo
|
coitus |
oso
|
giving birth « l7r m81d |
osol
|
egg laying, spawning |
osop
|
parturition |
osp
|
parental cares |
ospc
|
covering, pouting |
ospn
|
nursing |
osr
|
aggregating |
oss
|
social interactions, sociality |
oyk
|
feeding strategies « osk |
oym
|
sexual systems « osm |
oys
|
social structures [sociobiology] « oss |
q7 [os]
|
for function, expected effect [pragmatics] |
shb
|
childbirth assistance [obstetrics] « oso |
t
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governments, political power, political units, sovereign states [political sciences] « os mU |
v8f
|
nutrition, food « fo fp ft glU osk |
v8h
|
housing « osc |
z9f
|
phallist, sexual worship « osm |
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