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chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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Animals use ______________ when searching for food (vision, olfaction, hearing)

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Combo of sensory systems

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Bees trained to use _____________________ had highest feeding performance

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Visual and odor cues

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Use of multiple sensroy cues in bees _______________________

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facilitates efficient feeding

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Grey mouse lemurs use vision, olfaction, and hearing to locate prey. Detection is highest when _________________________
a) olfaction
b) Hearing
c) Vision
d) Smell

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visual cues present

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Evolution of behavioral and morphological adaptations in prey to avoid detection is called?
a) search image
b) optimal diet model
c) optimal behavior
d) cryptic coloration

A

Cryptic coloration

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COUNTERADAPTATIONS in predators for better detection is called?

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Co-evolutionary arms race

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Distinctive visual features of an object like single prey type (facilitates ability to find cryptic prey)
Ex) eye of the fish stands out (this allows predator to notice fish that is camouflaged)
This is called
a) optimal diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image

A

Search image

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Noncryptic prey ______ _________
a) found slower
b) found faster
c) Couldn’t find

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found faster

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Search time for noncryptic prey _______________
a) visualize more
b) vocalize more
c) increased with experience
d) decreased with experience

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decreased with experience

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What REDUCES predator hunting efficiency. Predator efficiency can increase with EXPERIENCE

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Cryptic coloration

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Predicts the food types an animal should include in its diet this is called?
a) optimal diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image

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Optimal diet model

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What assumes natural selection feeding behaviors that MAXIMIZES FITNESS?
a) optimal diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory

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Optimal foraging theory

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What assumes FITNESS WHILE FEEDING INCREASES with energy intake rate and OPTIMAL BEHAVIOR?
a) optimal diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory

A

Optimal foraging theory

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Behavior that MAXIMIZES fitness is called?
a) optimal diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) optimal behavior
e) Optimal foraging theory

A

OPTIMAL BEHAVIOR

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What are the well known OFT models?
a) diet model
b) patch use model
c) optimal foraging theory
d) a and b

A

Diet model
Patch-use model

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1) Foragers maximize fitness by MAXIMIZING ENERGY INTAKE RATE
2) Food items encountered ONE BY ONE in proportion to abundance
3) Food items ranked by their PROFITABILITY
These are the assumptions used in which model
a) diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory

A

Diet model

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(OFT Diet model )
________________ = Time between prey encounters
a) optimal diet model
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) search time

A

search time

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(OFT DIET MODEL)
__________________ = time to MANIPULATE item prior to consumption
a) handling time
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) search time

A

Handling time

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(OFT DIET MODEL)
_______________= ENERGY/ handling time
a) handling time
b) profitability
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) search time

A

Profitability

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Forager has NARROW DIET is called?
a) specialist
b) co-evolutionary arms race
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) search time

A

Specialist

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Forager consumes WIDE VARIETY OF ITEMS is called?
a) specialist
b) generalist
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) search time

A

Generalist

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The diet model example

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The optimal diet is to always consume types A,B,C while always ignoring D and E

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Each food item is either always eaten or always rejected this is called?
a) specialist
b) generalist
c) cryptic coloration
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) zero one rule

A

Zero-one rule

26
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Crows eat clams only if they are larger than 29mm this is an example of what?
a) specialist
b) generalist
c) diet model
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) zero one rule

A

Diet model

27
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OFT model assumes fitness is only function of ______________________

A

Energy intake

28
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Foragers may require more than just energy
-_________________
-Sodium commonly limited for behaviors
a) sugar
b) nutrients
c) potassium
d) sodium

A

Nutrients

29
Q

What affect diet choice in Ant foraging
a) sugar
b) nutrients
c) potassium
d) sodium

A

Sodium

30
Q

___________ limitation affects feeding behavior of ants
a) sugar
b) sodium chloride
c) potassium
d) sodium

A

Sodium

31
Q

Ants in low sodium environments will have strong preference for _________________
a) sugar
b) sodium chloride
c) potassium
d) sodium

A

Sodium chloride

32
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Close to the road ______________ of NaCl vials visited
-Ants went to NaCl vials _________ as distance to road ______________

A

less than 10%
more
increased

33
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What predicts how long a forager should exploit a food patch
a) specialist
b) generalist
c) diet model
d) search image
e) Optimal foraging theory
f) Optimal patch use model

A

Optimal patch-use model

34
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Resources are often PATCHY
TRAVEL cost energy
TRAVEL is risky but food runs out
This is called?
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Optimal foraging model
d) Search image

A

optimal patch use model

35
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What are the 2 optimal patch-use models
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

1) Instantaneous harvest rate
2) Diminishing returns

36
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What is it called when benefit of feeding in food patch
-DECLINEs with TIME spent in patch
-Due to running out of materials
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

Instantaneous Harvest rate

37
Q

-Forager initially harvests food at HIGH RATE
-As patch depletes HARVEST RATES DECLINES
This is called
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

Diminishing returns

38
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-Foragers maximize energy intake rate
-all patches IDENTICAL
-Travel tune between patches is CONSTANT
-Forager experiences DIMINISHING RETURNS in each patch
This is called
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate
e) marginal value theorem

A

Marginal value theorem

39
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Who developed the Marginal Value theorem?

A

Charnov

40
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What predict optimal time exploiting each patch
-stay until BENEFIT OF FORAGING declines to that of the surrounding environment
-Affected by TRAVEL TIME
-Short travel time-optimal patch time SMALL
-Long travel time-optimal patch time LONGER
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

Optimal patch use model
small
longer

41
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(Patch use by ruddy ducks)
-Birds experienced __________________ in the patches
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

diminishing returns

42
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Ducks maximize energy intake rate according to ______________________
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

optimal patch use model

43
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(patch use by ruddy ducks)
-The model predicted number of items ______________________
-Spent more time in patches when ____________________

A

1) Eaten by most ducks
2) Travel time was long

44
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Ducks _____________________ while feeding from artificial patches

A

maximize energy intake

45
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What uses model with multiple costs
1) energetic costs
2) Predation risk
3) Missed opportunity cost
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

Optimal patch model

46
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-patches with identical benefits and costs should be harvested to SAME QUITTING HARVEST RATE
-Quitting harvest rare
-Giving-up density (GUD)
This is called
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate
e) Browns patch use model

A

Browns patch -use model

(Cleveland brown are quitters)

47
Q

Foragers harvest rate when it LEAVES PATCH this is called?

A

Quitting harvest rate
(leave patch (hood) bc im a quitter)

48
Q

Density/amount of food items LEFT IN PATCH after foraging event this is called?
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate
e) Giving up density (GUD)

A

Giving-up density (GUD)

49
Q

(HUMAN PATCH -LEAVING DECISIONS)
Examined humans use of resources using computer fishing game
-appearance of fish in pond varies ________ with their _________ in a pond
-Harvesting of fish reduces number of fish remaining
-can switch to new pind but can not return to abandoned one
-Moving to a new pond requires _________ during which cannot capture fish
-The final payout to the subject depends on the _________________ captured
-Two travels times (15 and 25 seconds)
Results
-Increased ___________ as travel time increased
-Spent more time than optimal exploiting ponds
Conclusion
-Individuals may need ______________ to learn about environment

A

1) Positively
2) density
3) travel
4) total number of fish
5) patch -use
6) more time

50
Q

How do fruit bats exploit food patches that differ in food amount?

A

Bats will attempt to maximize their energy intake rate

51
Q

(patches used by fruit bats)
Results:
Bats experienced _______________ using feeders
EQUAlIZED GUDS of 3 feeders
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate

A

1) diminished returns

52
Q

(patches used by fruit bats)
Conclusion:
-Bats maximize energy intake when feeding on patches that differ in ________________

A

initial food amount

53
Q

How does variation in predation costs affect patch use?

A

Foragers will use patches less when predation costs are high

54
Q

(Kangaroo rat foraging with variable predation costs)
Result:
-GUDS lowest for _____________________
-GUDs highest when _________________________

A

1) Patches under shrub
2) predator scent present

55
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(Kangaroo rat foraging with variable predation costs)
Conclusion:
-Kangaroo rat foraging behavior affected by _________________ costs as predicted by browns model
a) Optimal patch use model
b) diet model
c) Diminishing returns
d) instantaneous harvest rate
e) predation risk

A

Predation risk

56
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(Okapi foraging with variable risk)
How does variation in perceived risk affect patch use?

A

Foragers will use patches less perceived risk is high
-perceived risk may not not be the same for all

57
Q

(Okapi foraging with variable risk)
Results:
-GUDs highest in ________________________
-the male and female okapi _____________________ perception

A

1) areas of perceived risk
2) differed risky

58
Q

(Okapi foraging with variable risk)
Conclusion:
-patch use studies can reveal ___________________ for animals in captivity
-Consideration of individual exhibit perception is important for ___________________

A

1) risky situations
2) Animal welfare

59
Q

(beach mouse)
-Many nocturnal animals perceive a higher risk of predation when _________

A

Light levels are high

60
Q

-Santa Rosa beach mice strongly ___________________ (leave higher GUDs) near artificial lights
-Represents ___________________ quality

A

1) Reduced foraging efforts
2) Reduction in habitat

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