Lab Practical 2 Flashcards

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Optic nerve

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carries visual information from retina back to the brain

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Sclera

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whites of the eyes and outermost layer

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Cornea

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transparent area and layer of the eye where light can shine through. It focuses light on the lens

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Vitreous humor

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clear jelly substance that fills the posterior chamber behind the lens, helps maintain the shape of the eye and supplies nutrients to the retina

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Retina

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wrinkled and gray sac-like structure. Innermost layer of the back of the eye, fovea is area of sharpest focus

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Optic disc

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spot on retina where the ganglion cells that form the optic nerve exit the eye (causes blind-spot)

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Tapetum lucidium

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the bluish reflective layer behind retina. Reflects light back into the retina

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Retinal pigmented epitheleum

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dark layer that lines the back off the sclera along with tapetum lucidum and the sides of the eye. Absorbs extra light which prevents light from scattering and reduces glare. provides nutrients and oxygen to the retina

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Choroid

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vascular layer of the eye containing blood vessels and capillaries

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Lens

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transparent and layered. focuses image onto the retina by accommodation

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Cilliary body

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ridged ring around the iris

lens and ciliary body separate the anterior chamber and the posterior chamber

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Suspensory ligaments

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attaches ciliary body to lens, keeps the lens stretched titght

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Pupil

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opening in the iris
regulates amount of light that enters the eye
changes size depending on the amount of light

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Iris

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Colored par of the eye
pigmented ring of muscles
restricts incoming light and contains muscles that constrict and dilate the pupil to restrict light

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Aqueous humor

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dark liquid that fills anterior chamber between the cornea and the lens
provides oxygen and nutrients to the cornea
blood plasma is transformed into aqueous humor through filtration

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Difference between monocular and binocular vision

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Mono has eyes on each side of head and gives greater field of view and is useful for spotting predators
Bi allows us to have depth and judge distance

17
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Why do monkeys vocalize?

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territorial defense

predator identification

18
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Why would monkeys vocalize in a novel environment?

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Highly motivated behavior (genetics?)
territoriality
Pair-bond communication

19
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Where are lower frequencies mapped in basilar membrane?

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further down the basilar membrane

20
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What is behavior?

A

observable response or reaction of an organism to a stimulus both internal and or external stimuli

21
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What are the four types of questions aimed at understanding animal behavior?

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Function, evolution, causation, and development

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Function question

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Why is it adaptive? What is it good for?

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Evolution question

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How did it evolve?

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Causation question

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What causes it? How does it work?

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Development question

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How does it develop?

Process the organism must go through for trait to be expressed

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What are the approaches to studying behavior?

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field studies and lab studies

27
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How do you collect behavioral data?

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create ethogram
choose measurement method
Practice and revise the ethogram and measurement methods

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What is an ethogram?

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list of behaviors to record and includes operational definition

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What are the behavior measurement methods?

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Instantaneous scan sampling (scan at intervals)
All occurrence even sampling (count every occurrence)
Time sampling (record during a set time)
30
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What is mate-guarding behavior?

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Strategy for maintenance of exclusivity of a pair

Use of a mirror is means of investigating this in safe environment for titi mokeys