Exam 34: Animal Behavior
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A(n)____________________ is an action made by one organism in response to other organisms or to the physical environment.
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____________________ is a highly advanced form of communication found in humans.
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Male red-breasted robins defend their territories against other males by physically attacking them. The fact that a male robin will attack a clump of red feathers within its territory suggests that red feathers are a(n)____________________ that stimulates a fixed behavior.
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Which of the following statements about learned behaviors is true?
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____________________ is the production of signals by one organism that stimulate a response in another organism.
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Which of the following statements about genetically controlled behaviors is true?
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Because a frog has a more complex nervous system than a slug, the behaviors of a frog should be more complex than those of a slug.
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Which of the following statements about fixed behaviors is false?
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Because genes can have an influence on behaviors, it is possible for behaviors to ____________________.
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Fixed behaviors evolve when the survival risks of exhibiting a wrong behavior are great.
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Which of the following does not describe a learned behavior?
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A honeybee gives up its life when it stings to protect the hive. This is an example of
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