Maternal & Social Behaviors Flashcards

1
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define concaveation

A

mothers who show motherin behaviors wihtout hormonal influence

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2
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what influences maternal behavior?

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  • hormonal priming : progesterone, estrogen
  • neural stimualtion of passing offspring through vaginal canal : oxytocin release
  • stimulus from neonate : scent of amniotic fluid, facial characteristics, erratic movements, care seeking behvaior
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3
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define phermone

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chemical secreted by animal that influences developmnt of animals from same species

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4
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define altricial

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requiring nourishment neonates that are born helpless, very dependent on mother as they are born in early development, mother is lateral recumbent for feeding

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5
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examples of altricial animals

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dog, cat, rabbit, primate, rat

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define preocial

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neonates born who are able to move and forage at early age, born in alte development with sight and hearing, mother is stadning for nursing

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7
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example of precocial animals

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horse, cattle, pig, chicken

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define hiders

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neonates are kept in nest or close to birthing site while mother hunts/forages, altricial special, protect from predation

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examples of hiders

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dog, cat, rabbit, cattle, goat, pig, some birds

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define followers

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neonates walk or run with mother shortly after birth, leave birthing site so no nesting, can run from predators

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11
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examples of followers

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sheep, horse, duck, chicken

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12
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intervals of bonding

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  • time neonate is accepted
  • time mom recognizes neonate
  • time of separtion after initiatl bond
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13
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define imprinting

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development of recognition & attraction to members of their own species or surrogates based on vision and hearing, immediate and long lasting learned

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14
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define bonding

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relationship between mother and young using oral and tactile cues, both used by altricial and precocial mammals

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15
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define social facilitation

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behavior which is initiated or increased by presence of another animal engaging in behavior, helps with group synchronization and protection

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16
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examples of social faciliation

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migration, eating and grazing, barking

17
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define play

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social behaviors that often imiatte functional behaviors

18
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what are the big four reasons of play?

A
  • mock figthing
  • avoidance
  • predation
  • sexual behaviors
19
Q

T/F : unrelated, neutered cats living together can live in a group

A

true (will create a hierarchy)

20
Q

what is the biggest driver of freindliness of cat after age 1?

A

friendliness of father

21
Q

what dog breed has owner directed agression?

A

english springer spaniels

22
Q

what dog breed performs tail chasing?

A

bull terriers

23
Q

what dog breed performs blanket and flank sucking?

A

doberman pinchers

24
Q

what cat breed is known for pica?

A

siamese & Burmese

25
Q

what do the kittens of a malnourished queen display?

A

increased object play and more aggressive social play