All behavioural evidence pointed that way.
She was convicted on forensic and behavioural evidence which, again, was contested.
Although it's no knobbly osteoderms or slightly different tooth, the stalagmite structure is significant as it is yet more behavioural evidence alongside tools and Neanderthal burial sites that suggest, culturally at least, we may not be a so different species.
Whales are smart, and if whales are smart, surely they enjoy these kinds of chasing games, as do all smart animals, like dogs, and dolphins, and many others I could name but will not, including those known as pigs, a kind of animal which everyone claims is smart, without any impressive behavioural evidence to back it up.
First, many successful explanations of behavioural change have interpreted the empirical behavioural evidence as preference change.
Glymour has also explored to what extent richer kinds of evidence would resolve underdetermination of mental architecture by behavioural evidence.
Thus, claims about the existence of episodic memory in non-verbal organisms may be evaluated by examining behavioural evidence for foresight.
Only certain features of the behaviour of each cognitive state are known for different scenarios, based on neurological and behavioural evidence from the literature (for example prior awareness should occur before the action execution and after prior ownership, there should be a dip in the sensory representation in-between predictive representation and inferential representation, et cetera).
Davidson has a broader conception of the behavioural evidence available than does Quine (he allows that we may, for instance, identify speakers as having the attitude of 'holding true' with respect to sentences) and, in addition, rejects the Quinean insistence on a special role being given to simple perceptual stimulations.
Since it is indeed a single, combined theory that is the aim here, so the adequacy of any such theory must be measured in terms of the extent to which the theory does indeed provide a unified view of the totality of behavioural evidence available to us (taken in conjunction with our own beliefs about the world) rather than by reference to any single item of behaviour.
Behavioural evidence and genetic testing indicate that helpers are male offspring of the breeding pair, or full siblings of the male parent.
