Basic Wild Social Behaviour Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two types of horses discussed?

A

Wild and feral horses

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2
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Define ‘wild horses’.

A

Horses that have not been previously domesticated

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3
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Define ‘feral horses’.

A

Horses that were domesticated and returned to the wild

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4
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What is a stallion?

A

Sexually mature male horse

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5
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What is a mare?

A

Sexually mature female horse

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What is a foal?

A

Immature young horse, either gender

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What are the immature male and female young horses called?

A

Colt (male) and filly (female)

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8
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What is Przewalski’s Horse?

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A subspecies of wild horse, Equus ferus, native to Central Asia

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9
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What is the conservation status of Przewalski’s Horse?

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Near extinction, bred in captivity, and reintroduced to Mongolia

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10
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What type of social groups do Przewalski’s Horses live in?

A

Family groupings

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What is the typical family structure of Przewalski’s Horses?

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One stallion, 1-3 mares, and their offspring

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12
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At what age do foals typically leave their family group?

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2-3 years

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13
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What behavior do stallions exhibit to protect their family group?

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They actively protect all members and circle mares with new foals

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14
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What are the two types of play behavior in Przewalski’s Horses?

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Solitary and social play

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15
Q

Fill in the blank: According to Hale’s List, a favorable group structure includes _______.

A

Large social groups, hierarchy, males and females live together

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16
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Fill in the blank: A characteristic of unfavorable sexual behavior is _______.

A

Pair bond matings, males must establish dominance over females

17
Q

What is the home range of Red Jungle Fowl influenced by?

A

Availability of resources, cover, and roosting sites

18
Q

What is the term for sexually mature female chickens?

19
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What is the term for sexually mature male chickens?

20
Q

What type of social structure do chickens exhibit?

A

Harem polygynous species with dominance hierarchies

21
Q

What is the typical behavior of dominant males in chicken social interactions?

A

They have a stable dominance hierarchy and court females during mating season

22
Q

What is the significance of imprinting during the early life of chicks?

A

Chicks recognize each other’s calls

23
Q

What happens during hatching synchrony among chicks?

A

Embryos call to synchronize hatching

24
Q

Fill in the blank: A characteristic of favorable response to humans is _______.

A

Short flight distance, not wary of humans

25
True or False: All horses are domesticated.
False
26
What is the typical behavior of hens after they hatch their chicks?
They interact with their chicks to recognize each other
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What is the duration for which young males typically travel in bachelor groups?
1-3 years