Feeding Behaviour 6 Flashcards

1
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What is appetitive and consummatory behaviour?

A

Appetitive= activity that increases the likelihood of fulfilling a certain need e.g. food searching

Consummatory= response to a stimulus that achieves the satisfaction of fulfilling a need e.g. actual ingestion of food

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What is the hunger mechanism used in wild animals?

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Eat until they don’t feel hungry

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What is the satiety mechanism in domestic animals?

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Avoid their stomachs being so empty that they experience hunger

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4
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What is the optimal foraging theory?

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If a patch of food becomes depleted it is beneficial to move to a different patch

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How to do animals learn/who from when feeding?

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Training and trial and error feeding
Maternal learning
Observational learning through conspecifics

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6
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What does pica mean?

A

Abnormal ingestive behaviour of materials not normally food

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7
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What is conditioned taste aversion?

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The pairing of a food with a toxin causing illness

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What are the effects of domestication on feeding behaviour?

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Less feeding time
Competition in a limited space
Can cause stereotypies

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