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operant conditioning
one that requires parental teaching
a fixed action pattern
a conditioned response
not species specific - a fixed action pattern
If a bee could hear, its highly programmed brain would be overwhelmed with information.
Hearing may not contribute much to a bee's reproductive success.
This is an example of altruism.
Bees are too small to have functional ears.
If bees could hear, the noise of the hive would be overstimulating. - Hearing may not contribute much to
a bee's reproductive success.
Animal communication involves what type of sensory input?
auditory
visual
tactile
olfactory
All of the above are correct. - All of the above are correct.
A learning process that can occur only during a limited period of the individual's development is called
_____.
prenatal influence
imprinting
conditioning
instinct
associative learning - imprinting
, Every morning a graduate student turns on the light in the laboratory and then feeds the fish in the
aquarium. After a couple of weeks of this routine, the graduate student notices that the fish come to the
surface to feed as soon as the lights are turned on. The behavior of the fish is a result of _____.
cognition
classical conditioning
imprinting
positive phototaxis
instinct - classical conditioning
Feeding behavior with a high intake to expenditure ratio is called _____.
scavenging
optimal foraging
heterotrophism
agonistic behavior
herbivory - optimal foraging
Imagine that you are studying the food preferences of a lizard species across its range. You have
hypothesized that because these populations are fairly separate from one another, the lizards have
evolved different food preferences. You discover that in the desert, the lizard seems to prefer various
types of flies, whereas at higher, wetter altitudes, it prefers one type of beetle. Does this observation
support your hypothesis?
No. First I need to determine whether the offspring of these lizards, raised in the laboratory under the
same conditions, will reflect the parental food preferences.
No. This cannot be determined without first sequencing and comparing the lizards' DNA.
Yes. The lizards obviously prefer different foods.
Yes. Not only do the lizards prefer different foods, but there is also evidence that the foods they prefer
are not necessarily the most abundant.
No. First, I must determine if both groups can b - No. First I need to determine whether the offspring of
these lizards, raised in the laboratory under the same conditions, will reflect the parental food
preferences.
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