Behavior Cards Flashcards

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A response carried out in response to a stimulus, internal or external

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Behavior

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The movement towards or away from a stimulus; light

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Taxis

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Instinctive or inborn behvior

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Innate Behavior

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A fixed action pattern carried out by all members of a species

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Instinct

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Behavior that must be learned instead of automatic behviors

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Learned Behavior

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The periodic movement and return of animals from one place to another

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Migration

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A period of torpor or dormancy during winter

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HIbernation

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A period of torpor or dormancy during summer or hut/dry periods

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Estivation

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Learning process in which an animal makes a mental connection between a stimulus and some kind of reward or punishment

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Classical Conditioning

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Learning that occurs at an early experience; once the imprinting has occurred it cannot be changed

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Imprinting

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Learning in which an organism responds to rewards and punishments

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Trial and Error

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The passing of information from one organism to another

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Communication

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The behaviors in which an animal or group of animals protects its territory

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Territorial Defense

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A chemical messenger that affects the behavior of other animals of the same species

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Pheromones

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Behavior in which an animals sends out stimuli in order to attract members of the opposite sex

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Courtship

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Frogs in Australia enter a state of reduced metabolism in long hot periods. What type of behavior is this

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Estivation

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Male beta fish, upon seeing another male beta fish, flare up their fins and attack the other fish. What type of behavior is this

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Territorial Defense

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Some insects are “attracted to the light.” What type of behavior is this an example of

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Taxis

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Many organisms in the ocean raise up at night and descend during the day. This is an example of what type of behavior

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Taxis

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Baby ducks learn “who their mother is” a few hours after birth. What type of behavior is this

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Imprinting

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A wolf enters a new area. The wolves in that area fight him and chase him off. What type of behavior is this

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Territorial Defense

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Students learn to “get up and leave the class when the bell rings.” What type of behavior is this

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Classical Conditioning

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Bees and ants communicate with each other via chemicals. What is the classification of these types of chemicals

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Pheromones

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Male Birds of Paradise have elaborate dances and rituals they use to attract the attention of females. What type of behavior is this

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Courtship

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Some species of hummingbirds fly to the Bahamas in the winter and to the East Coast in summer. What type of behavior is this

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Migration