primates & behaviour Flashcards

1
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haplorrhini

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tarsiiformes
simiiformes

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2
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simiiformes

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larger body and brain
reduced reliance on smell, greater on vision
bony plate at back of eye socket
can’t synthesize vitamin C
mostly diurnal

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3
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parvorders of haplorrhini?

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platyrrhini
catarrhini

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4
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platyrrhini

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5
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catarrhini

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6
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sea monkey hypothesis

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7
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sexual dimorphism

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when the male or female is bigger

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8
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catarrhini superfamilies

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cercopithecoidea
hominoidea

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9
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hominoidea apes

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no tail, more complex brain and behaviour, increased period of infant dependency

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10
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the only venomous primate

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slow loris

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11
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which primates use long calls/loud vocalization to delineate territory

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gibbons and howler monkeys

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12
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which species is threatened by palm oil

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orangutans

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13
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a behaviour can be considered a phenotype if

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it’s adavantageous

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14
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behavioural ecology

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15
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male philopatry

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males stay in natal group, female leaves. males less competitive

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16
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female philopatry

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females stay in natal group, male leaves. females less compepetitive, shared parenting

17
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physiscal contact

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reinces bonds (ocytocin) and peaceful relationships. promotes group cohesion

18
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affiliative behaviors

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behaviour or actions taken during time of stress to diffuse the tension and faciltate reconciliation

19
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benefits to forming social bonds

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improve reproductive fitness
finding food
avoiding predators

20
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reciprocal altruism

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21
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how behaviours are learnt

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parental investment
passive observation
social structure (can get kicked out)
play/risk taking

22
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infanticide

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by males - brings females into estrus sooner
by mother - make a more favourable sex ratio

23
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reproductive asymmetry

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males can have more potential offspring than females

24
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patriarchy societies

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least stable structure
regular access to females
high reproductive rates
higher rates of infanticide

25
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matriarchy societies

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most stable structure
females select partners, little male competition
higher rates of indiscriminate sex?
more surviving offspring
alopatic parenting

26
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polyandry (male harem)

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one female with multiple males
males help to look after offspring - they dont know who is the father, so all invest

27
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polygyny (female harem)

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one male with multiple females; multi-male with many females

28
Q

orangutan males reproductive strategy

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29
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bonobos

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30
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