Exam 52: Animal Behavior
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Match the sexual selection/mating terms with their definitions.
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Individuals of the opposite sex choose their mates
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Pair bonds
Polyandry
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Aposematic coloration is also called habituation.
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According to the research of Dutch ethologist Niko Tinbergen, which behavior of Philanthus is critical to locating the burrow?
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When the food supply is far from a beehive, the scout bee will perform a waggle dance.
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Which vertebrate has a social structure most closely resembling social insects?
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Match the sexual selection/mating terms with their definitions.
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Individuals of the same sex actively compete for mates
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Pair bonds
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Match the behavior type with its description.
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Association between a normal body function and a new unrelated stimulus
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Discuss the concept of inclusive fitness. Include the concepts of co-efficient of relatedness and Hamilton's rule.
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The brief length of time when mammals and birds learn the appearance of a parent is called:
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You place ant traps around the house. You notice after a period of time that the ants do not enter the traps and the population size is greater than it was originally. This experience would best be explained by:
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Match the sexual selection/mating terms with their definitions.
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One female mating with several males
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Intrasexual selection
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Figure 52-1
The behavioral response tested using the models in the accompanying figure is:
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As the sun is setting, you notice bats coming out of a cave to begin a period of heavy activity. In the very early morning, several days later, you notice them entering the cave to sleep. Which circadian rhythm would best explain this observation?
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Animals, like fiddler crabs, that are busiest at dawn or dusk are known as:
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Identify two different types of mating systems and list the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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A soldier ant dies defending the ant colony from invading termites. Which term best describes this event?
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Which of the following terms is most closely associated with ultimate causes of behavior?
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