Contents -- Contributors -- 1 A Decade-or-More's Progress in Understanding Stereotypic Behaviour -- Box 1.1: Motivation and Motivational Explanations for Stereotypies -- Box 1.2: A Quick Systems Sketch of Brain and Behaviour, and the Key Systems Implicated in Stereotypies -- Box 1.3: The Coping Hypothesis of Stereotypic Behaviour -- Box 1.4: Behavioural Pathology - Attempt at a Biologically Meaningful Definition -- PART I: NORMAL ANIMAL, ABNORMAL ENVIRONMENT? -- 2 Stereotypic Oral Behaviour in Captive Ungulates: Foraging, Diet and Gastrointestinal Function -- Box 2.1: Ungulate Ingestion and Digestion: Anatomical and Physiological Adaptations for Herbivory and their Behavioural Implications -- Box 2.2: Do Ungulate-like Natural Foraging Styles Lead to Ungulate-like Stereotypies in Other Animals? -- Box 2.3: Is it Ethical to Physically Prevent Horses Performing Oral Stereotypies? -- 3 Locomotory Stereotypies in Carnivores: Does Pacing Stem from Hunting, Ranging or Frustrated Escape? -- Box 3.1: The Form of Carnivore Stereotypies -- Box 3.2: The Methods Used to Study Carnivore Stereotypies: Pros and Cons -- Box 3.3: Differences in the Prevalence and Form of Abnormal Behaviour Across Primates -- 4 The Motivational Basis of Caged Rodents' Stereotypies -- Box 4.1: Rodents - Their Diversity and Adaptability -- Box 4.2: Wheel-running: a Common Rodent Stereotypy? -- PART II: STEREOTYPIC BEHAVIOURS AS PATHOLOGIES -- 5 Perseveration and Stereotypy - Systems-level Insights from Clinical Psychology -- Box 5.1: Abnormal Behaviour and Abnormal Repetitive Behaviour in Human Mental Disorder -- Box 5.2: Forms of Perseveration -- Box 5.3: Measuring Perseveration -- Box 5.4: Stereotypies and Abnormal Perseveration - a Unifying Theory? -- 6 Deprived Environments: Developmental Insights from Primatology.

Box 6.1: Deprivation Stereotypies in Human Children: the Case of the Romanian Orphans -- Box 6.2: Maternal Deprivation and Stereotypy in Animals other than Primates -- 7 The Neurobiology of Stereotypy I: Environmental Complexity -- Box 7.1: Are Wild-born Animals 'Protected' from Stereotypy When Placed in Captivity? -- Box 7.2: Direct-Indirect Pathway Organization, Modulation and Drug Effects -- Box 7.3: A Brief Further Note on Psychostimulant-induced Stereotypies -- 8 The Neurobiology of Stereotypy II: the Role of Stress -- Box 8.1: Stress Sensitization and Exaggerated Rewardresponses: the Role of VTA Opioids -- Box 8.2: Strain Differences in the Cage Stereotypies of Laboratory Mice -- Box 8.3: Stress and the Performance of Primate Stereotypies -- PART III: TREATING STEREOTYPIC BEHAVIOURS -- 9 Environmental Enrichment as a Strategy for Mitigating Stereotypies in Zoo Animals: a Literature Review and Meta-analysis -- Box 9.1: Enrichment and Captive Breeding Programmes for Endangered Species: the Case of the Giant Panda -- Box 9.2: Enriching with SPIDER -- Box 9.3: The Effects of Enrichment in Biomedical Facilities: Some Insights into their Effects on Laboratory Primates' Stereotypies -- Box 9.4: Evaluating Stereotypy Frequency in Enrichment Studies: Different Methods Lead to Different Conclusions -- 10 Veterinary and Pharmacological Approaches to Abnormal Repetitive Behaviour -- Box 10.1: The Concept of 'Stereotypy' in Veterinary Behavioural Medicine: Terminology in Practice -- Box 10.2: Implications of Recognizing Mechanistic Differences in Abnormal Repetitive Behaviour -- Box 10.3: The Use and Testing of Pharmacological Compounds: Clinical Trials, Experimental Studies and Intervention Studies -- Box 10.4: Pacing, Prozac and a Polar Bear -- PART IV: IN CONCLUSION.

11 Stereotypic Behaviour in Captive Animals: Fundamentals and Implications for Welfare and Beyond -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.