IID Flashcards

1
Q

Aristotle’s work is entitled

A

Historia Animalium (330 BCE)

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2
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Who further discovered two types of honey bee dances?

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Karl von Frisch

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3
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A type of dance that indicates the food source is close (50 m or < 50 m away) / (within 10 m)

A

Round Dance

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4
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A type of dance done if the food source is far away (> 150 m away)

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Tail-waggle / Waggle dance

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5
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The bee runs in a small circle over 6 adjacent cells, reverses, and returns

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Round dance

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6
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The bee runs in a straight line, returns in a semicircle, runs again, and runs on the other side

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Tail-waggle dance / Waggle dance

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7
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What does waggle dance indicate?

A

Direction of the source
Distance proportional to the distance of the source
Buzzing

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8
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In a waggle dance, there is little wagging and no buzzing which indicates?

A

Low Sugar

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9
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In a waggle dance, there is pronounced wagging and loud buzzing which indicates?

A

High sugar

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10
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In a waggle dance, direction is shown as

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Angle of waggle run

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11
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In a waggle dance, distance is shown as

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Number of waggles per run/sec per run
Dance Tempo (# of circuits / circular per unit time)

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12
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In a waggle dance, quality is shown as

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Duration of dance (total waggle runs)

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13
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In a waggle dance, taste and smell is shown as

A

Free samples (from dancer)

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14
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A type of flight bees do preceding their first foraging fights

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Orientation flights

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15
Q

How is orientation flight performed?

A

Young bee fly a short distance in front, turn by about 180 degrees facing the hive, then hover back & forth in arcs

Ever increasing circles around & above the hive and after few minutes, the bee returns to the hive

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16
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When do orientation flights tend to take place?

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Warm windless afternoons

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17
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How about those “foragers to be” during orientation flights?

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They void their feces / fecal matter

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18
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This is generated internally by the animal and is independent of its immediate surroundings

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Egocentric information

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19
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This includes landmarks and any map information available to the animal

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Geocentric information

20
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Path integration is an example of this information (uses internal calculations of distance & direction travelled)

A

Egocentric information

21
Q

In one day, a honey bee can visit up to how many flowers for nectar and pollen?

A

10,000 flowers

22
Q

How many flowers is needed to make one pound of honey?

A

One million flowers

23
Q

50 kg of honey is equivalent to how many kg of pollen?

24
Q

What does water do during hot days?

A

Regulate the hive temperature via collecting water and pouring it on the body of fanning bees

25
Q

Another purpose of water in nurse bees?

A

For producing liquid food to feed larvae on cool days

26
Q

Working cooperatively with thousands of honey bees as part of a huge colony known as ?

A

Superorganism

27
Q

What does red color looks like to honey bees?

28
Q

These colors are what honey bees find most appealing?

A

Blue, Purple, and Yellow

29
Q

These are bees’ light sensors

A

Ocelli / three small eyes

30
Q

These eyes are for sight

A

Compound eyes / 2 large eyes

31
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When it is too hot, bees will cluster outside the hive at night (near and above the hive entrance (foraging bees))

32
Q

Purpose of bearding

A

Maintain the inside temperature of hive (90 - 97 degrees Fahrenheit or 32 - 36 degrees Celsius)

Reduce moisture of nectar (17% - 21%) by allowing more airflow inside the hive

34
Q

Bees use their wings for cooling hive down and direct returning of foragers

35
Q

Bees vibrate their wings and their abdomen is directed upward to allow the release of Nasanov pheromone for?

A

Informing the foraging bees to their hive correctly

36
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Bees rock back and forth across the hive entrance with their legs, antennae, and mouthparts touching the hive as they go

A

Wash boarding

37
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Purpose of wash boarding

A

Cleaning the hive entrance, releasing Nasanov and tarsal pheromones for foraging bees to find the hive entrance

38
Q

What does the queen bee do to her rival?

A

Kills any rival to ensure colony survival

39
Q

Bees at the entrance of the hive are flying in and out, wrestling each other at the hive entrance and in the ground

40
Q

Robbing occurs due to

A

When food is scarce during rainy season

41
Q

A natural behavior for honey bees colony multiplication

42
Q

During swarming, the worker bee and queen bee ?

A

Worker bees gorge themselves full of honey

Queen is deprived of food for a few days so it can fly

43
Q

When does swarming usually occur

A

10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

44
Q

When does defecation marks show on the hive surface?

A

If bees are sick with Nosema disease

45
Q

Colors that are not intimidating to worker bees

A

White, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Green

46
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Three flower colors that bees do not like

A

Red, Black

47
Q

Colors honey bee can see

A

Blue, Purple, Yellow