L6 -Berger-Tal Flashcards

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What is the name of this paper?

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Integrating animal behaviour and conservation biology: a conceptual framework

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What is the citation for this paper?

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Berger-Tal, 2011

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What is the aim of Berger, et al 2011?

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-Identify key linkages between animal behaviour and conservation
-Model that simply structured, hierachical and parsimonious framework

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How long has the idea of incorporating of behaviour and conservation being talked of?

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At least 35 years

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What are examples of studies that shown the key role of animal behaviour for conservation?

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-Wallace and Buchholz, 2001
-Shier 2006
-Moore et al, 2008

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Why is an underlying framework important for animal behaviour?

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-If there is no underlying framework, every researcher has to invent their own foundation
-Research becomes random collection of observations with little structure

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What is a good example of proper framework?

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-Should logical
-Parsimonious
-Hierarchial

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What are the 3 basic themes of Berger et als framework?

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Direct and indirect anthropogenic impacts on animal behaviour, that impact biodiversity
Behaviour-based management, representing the use and consideration of behaviour in conservation practice
Behavioural indicators to other processes that are of conservation concern

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What should behaviours evolve as?

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Should evolve to maximise the fitness of the individuals showing those behaviours

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What are the three main behavioural domains in behavioural ecology?

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-Movement and spatial use
-Foraging and vigilance
-Social organisation and reproductive behaviour

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What happens when humans alter the natural environment?

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The fitness value of existing behavioural strategies changes

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What can a change behaviour affect the community?

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Change of behaviour in one species may alter the dynamics of an entire ecosystem or community

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What are example behaviours that can be used as indicators to the organism’s state and the environment’s state?

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-Foraging and patch behaviours
-Diving behaviour
-Habitat selection
-Home range use
(These can early warning signs of something being wrong)

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What is an example of the three pathways of the model being linked?

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-Anthropogenic impact on animal behaviour may be detected using behavioural indicators and can suggest the need for behaviour-sensitive management

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What was the conclusion of this paper?

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-Role of behaviour in conservation still moot to some extent
-Framework provides sound response by providing context and aspects where animal behaviour is important to conservation

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