Plant and Animals: Intraspecific relationships Flashcards

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Intraspecific relationships

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Relationship between members of the same species

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Courtship

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A set of display behaviours in which an animal attempts to attract a mate and exhibit their desire to mate/ reproduce.

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Courtship signals

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Vocal, visual, Chemical, Touch

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Courtship disadvantages

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TIme consuming
- energy loss
- Could’ve been looking for resources

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Courtship advantages

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  • Males do it so that females don’t see them as potential, predators or prey
  • Prevents interspecific matings, mating/ courtship signals are based on species
  • Enable state of sexual readiness
  • Attracts a mate
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Parental Care

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Investment of time and energy in the rasing of offspring

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Group cooprative

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Process where groups of an organism work or act together for common or mutual benefits

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Pair bonding

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A strong affinity that fevelops in some species between a mating pair… leads to producing and rasing of offspring and potentially a lifelong bond.

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Territory

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Area occupied and defened (highly protected and defened) by an animal

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Lek

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Territory established by males and used soley for mating

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Agonisitc behaviours

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Are those behaviours which cause or seek to reduce physical damage
Threats, submission, agression (fighting- winning a competition is based on the quality of a males gene and physical vigour and large size)

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Social dominance

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Social hierachy and linear hierarchy

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Hierarchy

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Is known to be the systematic organisation of organisms into levels

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Reprudcitve strategies
R-strategies

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Produce hugh number of tiny offspirng, unprotected offsrping, suffer high mortality

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Reprudcitve strategies
k-strategies

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Produces small number well cared fo offspring

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Mating systems
Monogamy

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Relationship between the series in which each male mates with only one female in given breeding seaosn

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Mating systems
Polygamy

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Relationship between the sexes in which each male mates with many females in a given season
advantage: Success (father larger number offsrping) - can ead to reduced geentic diversity, inbreeding genetic disorder

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Mating systems
Polygynandry

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Multiple males mate with multiple females
advantage: greater genetic diversity mates compete less with eachother- greater protection and care for the young

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Mating systems
Polyandry

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One female mates with several males in a breeding season