Animal behaviour Flashcards

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what is inherited behaviour?

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innate, instinct, important for survival of species

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what is acquired behaviour?

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adopt useful method of survival within the enviorment

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what are the two types of inherited behaviour?

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reproductive and maintenence

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behaviour of maintenence is used for

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constant behavioural patterns to keep themselves alive

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reproductive behaviour is used for

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needed to maintain animal species

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what is ingestive behaviour?

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it is eating, drinking. this is critical to animal reproduction

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when horses excretiate they

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turn around and sniff the point

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A dog

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uses one leg

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what is self grooming?

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self grooming is cleaning the body of parasites, they do this by licking areas where they can touch

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what is mutual grooming?

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one animal looking after another one by removing parasites that they cant reach themselves

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what is a stimulus

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a change in the enviourment, examples of this are wind, tempreture, light, water

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what is behaviour?

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an organisms response to a change in the enviorment

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is the knee jerk reflex a innnate or learned

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innate for stability and to walk

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is a chimp using tools innate or learned

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learned, to get more food

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is movement of woodlice inate or learned

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innate, its used from survival of predators and not drying out

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is a giant octopus response to a predator inate or learned

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innate, it is used to hide from predators

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is a earthworms response to a preadator innate or learned

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innate, it is used for survival

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is a venus fly trap innate or learned

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innate because of survival

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is walking innate or learned

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learned because of survival

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is talking innate or learned

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learned for communication

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is birds not eating orange butterflies innate or learned

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learned to avoid unpleasant tastes

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is rats operating levers innate or learned

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learned to get a reward

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is dogs sitting on command innate or learned

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learned to get food as a treat

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is swallowing food conditioned or innate

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what are the advantages or innate behaviour
it normally increases chances of survival
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what is a behaviour
it is an instinct that the animal does not know how to do
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what is classical conditioning
when to stimuli are linked together to create a new learned behaviour
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what is operant conditioning
trial and error which are accosiated with food and sanctions
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what is habituation
a learned behaviour when the animal stops its response, the advantages are that it doesent waste energy and the disadvantage is if it becomes habituated it could be in danger
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what is social behaviour
social behaviour is heirarchy, meaning when certain individuals play higher roles than others according to relative status or authority
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habituation in snails
when a snail is touched between their eyestalks they will retreat into their shells, when you keep on doing this they will become habituated and stop retreating back into their shells. the response is it hiding in its shells and the stimulus is the person touching in between the eye stalks
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animal behaviour
most animals have a alpha male or female, in order to sustain this everyone must be happy with the role that they are playing. to do this they need to be able to communicate
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social behaviour
this is when organisms living together have defined roles
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what are the advantages of social behaviour
increases survival rates, protection security and comunication