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I received an invitation to write an article for a special issue organized by the Revista de Etologia (Current Ethology) in homage to César Ades. I started writing an article in a scientific format, reporting experimental data and following received instructions to use footnotes, to make personal allusions to passages with César in a scientific context. I did not like the result and deleted the text. Rather than follow the conventional format of a scientific paper, I came to the conclusion that it would be more meaningful to be retrospective and present the main issues that guided the work which developed in partnership with César, over thirty years of experience. I could have brought the footnotes to the text body, contrary to instructions, but my homage seemed more significant to me. I hope that this text format will help to promote a reflection on the historical bases of the intersection between the fields of study from Biology and Psychology, to better understand the ways in which evolutionary thought is currently being applied in the study of behavior. My homage to César joins the many others, among which I highlight those made by colleagues and friends from the first generation of Brazilian ethologists. Fernando Ribeiro wrote “Meada de muitos fios” [Skein of many threads], published in the journal Revista de Cultura e Extensão da USP, and Ana Maria Carvalho wrote “Entre teias, bichos, crianças e gente grande, a paixão pela ciência” [Between webs, animals, children and grown ups, the passion for science], published in the journal Memorandum. From the Alameda Glete Basement to B10

In memory of César Ades (1943-2012): the legacy of psycho-ethology