Animal Behavior Flashcards

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Interaction

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Response to a stimuli from environment (biotic or abiotic)

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Behavior

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How living things respond

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All genes are influenced by:

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Genes, development, physiology, cost/benefit, natural selection

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What was required for natural selection to happen?

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Variation(development, genes, physiology), and competition(limited resources)

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Niko Tinbergen ask 4 Q’s

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Proximate=causation and development

Ultimate=function and evolution

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Types of innate behavior

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Simple reflex, instinct, complex programmed behavior

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2 types of instinct

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FAP (fixed action pattern) closed

Open-can be influenced

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3 types of rhythmic behaviors

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Migration, circapian, night/day and dawn/dusk

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5 types of learned behavior

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Imprinting, reasoning, play behavior, habituation, conditional

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2 types of conditional behavior

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Operant-positive/negative reinforce

Classical-association

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4 types of social behaviors

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Cooperation, competition, sexual, communication

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3 types of cooperation behaviors

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Social-within species, coexistence, bees&ants

Altruistic-between family

Symbiotic-between diff species

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3 types of competition behaviors

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Aggression, dominance hierarchy, territoriality

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Fitness

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The ability to survive and reproduce

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5 types of sexual behaviors

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Courtship, cheaters, monogamy, polygamy, polyandry

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How can a single gene be responsible for a complex behavior?

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Stimulus->receptor->Enzyme so a reaction will/will not take place

Called integration

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Mutants

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Allow studies to identify genes involved

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Knockout experiments

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Reveal roles of specific genes

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Development and expression of behavior can be controlled by____.

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Hormones

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Imprinting

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Animal learns a set of stimuli during a critical/sensitive period, such as recognition of parents and offspring.

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Example of behavior resulting from inheritance and learning

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Bird song

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Circadian rhythms

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Physical, mental, and behavioral changes that follow a rough 24 hour cycle (physiology)

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In mammals the master circadian clock consists of 2 clusters of neurons called

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The suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN)

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Homing

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The ability To return to a specific location from long distances

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Anthropomorphism

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Applying human characteristics to inanimate objects or non-human entities

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Behavior is shaped by ____\

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Natural selection

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Cost

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Energy , risk, opportunity

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Altruism

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Behavior of an animal that benefits another at it’s own expense

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Inclusive fitness

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Kin selection, eusocial, Hamilton’s rule

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Eusocial

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A single female produces the offspring and non reproductive individuals help care for the young

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Hamilton’s rule

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Cost<relatesness(benefit)

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Touch

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Mechanical sensory

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Smell

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Olfactory

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Kin selection

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Cost of helping relatives fitness

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Inclusive fitness

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Includes related individuals