MUST KNOW FOR PLANTS AND ANIMALS Flashcards

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Phytochrome

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plant protein found in the leaf that controls the timing of flowering.

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Navigation

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need to fill 7 diff types memorise atleast 4

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Phytohormone

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Chemicals produced by plants that regulate their growth, development, and flowering e.g Auxin (IAA)

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Photoperiodism

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The regulation plant flowering by day/night length.

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Zeitgeber

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External Environmental cue by which an internal biological clock is reset. e.g sunlight (or absence of sunlight if nocturnal)

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Biological clock

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Internal timing system to control activity of animals or plants.

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Exogenous

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Behaviour driven by external environmental cues ONLY.

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Endogenous

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Having an internal biological clock to control activity that is entrained.

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Free running rhythm

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When the activity rhythm continues without external environmental cues. The conditions are constant e.g complete darkness. The actogram normally shows a shift in the pattern.

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Home Range

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An area outside the territory that an animal uses to find food. This area is NOT DEFENDED.

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Co-operative breeding

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Offspring receive care not only from their parents, but also from additional group members which increases the chance of survival.

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Courtship

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Behaviours to attract a mate. Could include colours, dancing, singing.

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Kin Selection

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Self sacrificing behaviour towards relatives. This promotes survival of the genes relatives have in common (also called Altruism)

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Agonistic Behaviour

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Threatening behaviour to show hierarchy and reduce actual fighting, shown as dominant and submissive behaviours.

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Auxin

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Hormone produces in the stem and root meristem (tip) that controls differential cell elongation and plant growth and bending (phototropism, geotropism and thigmotropism).

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Entrainment

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Internal biological clock is reset by external cues (Zeitgebers)

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Behaviours

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Co-operative breeding, courtship, home range, kin selection, agonistic behaviour.
= Give 2 ADVANTAGES and 2 DISADVANTAGES of each behaviour from above list.
- ADVANTAGES MUST OUTWEIGH DISADVANTAGES FOR THE BEHAVIOUR TO CONTINUE.