Development Of Behavior Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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History of development of an individual from fertilized egg to maturity

A

Ontogeny

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2
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2 types of development

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Precocial
Altrecial

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3
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Accelerated development

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Precocial

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4
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Slow development, where young needs to be taken care of

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Altrecial

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5
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Neonatal period of a dog

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(1 - 2 weeks)
- pup is deaf and blind upon birth
- urination and defecation is elicited

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6
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Transitional period of a dog

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(3weeks)
- open eyes, poor vision
- ears open
- can localized sounds
- pup can support weight on 4 legs
- tooth eruption occur
- pup may growl

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7
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Period of socialization in dogs

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(4-14 weeks)
- learns more on environment
- canine play starts
- more stimulated pup
- pups weaned before this may have behavioral problem

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8
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Juvenile period of dogs

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(10 weeks - sexual maturity)

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9
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Critical period of cats (span)

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2-7 weeks

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10
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Handling of cat for 15 min/day from _____ weeks result to friendly kittens

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2-6

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11
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Cats eyes open at __ days

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7

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12
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Baby horse

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Foal

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13
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Foals/horses after birth:

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Foal can move head and legs after birth
Suckling reflex appears in few minutes

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14
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Behavior of horses on their first day

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  • can follow his mom
  • can sleep standing
  • foal can groom, play, urinate, flehmen, graze, communicate
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15
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a mammalian behavior (as of horses or cats) in which the animal inhales with the mouth open and upper lip curled to facilitate exposure of the vomeronasal organ to a scent or pheromone.

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Flehmen reflex

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16
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Coprophagy

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Consumption of feces

17
Q

Horses’ source of water

18
Q

Pigs after birth can already ____

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Walk, see, or hear

19
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Reason why piglets wander away from sow

20
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Female pig who atleast have a litter of piglets

21
Q

Mother sheep

22
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Ewe meaning

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Female sheep over 1 year of age

23
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Estrus meaning

24
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Examples of ruminants

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Cattle, sheep, goat, camel, deer, giraffes

25
What organ facilitates flehmen response
Vomeronasal organ
26
Mom cat (pregnant / lactating)
Queen
27
Mechanism that helps the horse stand while sleeping
Stay apparatus
28
Young female horse less than 4 yrs old
Filly /fillies
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Female pig that has not produced A litter of pigs
Gilt
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"First milk" Important energy source for piglets
Colostrum