Exam 39: Animal Behavior
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-alarm calls given by some birds and mammals that inform others of potential threats
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The ability of male birds of many species to learn their species' song is limited by ____.
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There is a genetic basis for differences in foraging behavior among fruit fly larvae. Some larvae crawl around a lot, and eat yeast that grows on decaying fruit. These larvae are called ____.
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In mammals, the strongest males hold large territories and therefore ____.
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Match the scenario with the most appropriate type of learning.
-Baby geese learn to follow the large object that looms over them after they hatch.
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Which term describes behavior that enhances the reproductive success of another member of the same species at the expense of the helpful individual?
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In social insects like bees and termites, the nonreproducing members of the hive are always ____.
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If a honeybee moves straight up the comb in its dance, where do recruits fly to find food?
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What type of signal often advertises the presence of an animal or group of animals?
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Which term describes a group of animals that is self-organized by rank?
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