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what is evolution?

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physical change of an organism over time is evolution

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the sequence of of the vertebrate evolution?

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chordate- pre-backbone,flexible rod,nerve cord,notochord,this evolved to fish

fish-back bones, evolved to amphibians ,2 chambered hearts

amphibian-have 2 chambered hearts when young but when a adult 3 chambered heart,evolved to reptiles

reptile-3 chambered hearts except alligators evolved to mammals also dinosaurs also evolved to birds.

mammals-4 chambered hearts

birds and bird flight-4 chambered hearts

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why did animals hearts during evolution go to 2 3 and 4 chambered hearts?

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this because of reparation

you take oxygen and food to make energy

this was for survival

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What was the egg evolution?

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fish-jelly eggs

amphibian-jelly

reptile-leathery

mammals-monotreans hard shell eggs
placentals-develops inside inside mother

birds -hard shell egg

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what is behavior?

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a thing that a organism is used to doing.

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what are Stimulus?

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a signal that causes an organism to react in some way.

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what is a Response?

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Response an organism’s reaction to a stimulus. (All animal behaviors are caused
by stimuli)

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what is Instinct?

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behavior without being taught (not learned); a response that is inborn (coded in the genes) and performed correctly the first
time.

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what is Learned Behavior?

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change in behavior
based on practice or experience.

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what does Imprinting mean?

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newborn recognizes and
follows the first moving object they see

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what are Conditioning?

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a specific stimulus or
response leads to a good or a bad outcome
(e.g., Pavlov’s dog, salivate at the sound of
a bell).

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what is Trial-and-Error Learning?

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repeat practice that results in a reward and avoids
behaviors that result in a punishment.

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what is Insight Learning?

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using what you know
to solve a problem.

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what is Communication?

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animals use sounds,
scents, body movements to communicate.

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what are Pheromone?

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a chemical released by one
animal that affects the behavior of another
animal of the same species (e.g., ant
pheromone trail).

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what is Aggression?

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a threatening behavior that
one animal uses to gain control over another
animal. Aggression is due to competition
over limited resources (food, water, space,
shelter, and mates).

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courtship behavior

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Courtship Behavior: behavior to prepare for
mating.

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Group Behavior

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beneficial for safety in
numbers and sharing (cooperation) in work,
food, water, shelter.

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Circadian Rhythms

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behavior cycles that
occur over a day (e.g., awake/work daylight,
sleep night time).

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Hibernation

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: sleep/reduced activity during
winter in which the need for food has stopped.

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Migration:

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routine, seasonal journey of an
animal from one place to another and back
again.

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