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A particular behavior is performed without having been learned by experience
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Ex. baby mimic facial expressions of adult
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Ex. Cuckoo lays eggs in other birds nest
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Animal moves toward or away from a stimulus |
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Animal movement that is random and does not result in orientation with resprect to a stimulus |
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Animals process information from past experiences and then use it to vary or change responses to stimuli |
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Type of learned behavior that is a time dependent form of learning triggered by a stimuli |
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Type of learned behavior that involves loss of responsiveness to stimuli that conveys little or no new information |
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Some traits are better at helping an individual to survive so those alleles increase in a population |
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Any behavior that promotes the survival of an individual and is passed on to offspring |
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Any behavior that increases an individual's chance to produce or protect offspring of its own regardless of the consequences for the group as a whole |
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Cues encoded in stimuli for members of a species.
Ex. odors, colors, sounds, postures, movements |
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Signal sent by one individual that causes a change in another animal |
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Individual that responds to the signal |
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Chemical signals between individuals of the same species |
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A signal a male makes to show a female he is ready to reproduce |
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A signal meant for individuals of a different species |
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Send out signals that mimics another species to trap them |
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A society held together by reproductive self-interest although not consciously so |
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A social group in which some of the individuals have adopted subordinate status to others |
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