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Last time Introductions, note cards Syllabus overview Top Hat practice Today’s topics What is an animal? What is behavior? Why study behavior? Scientific Method Anthropomorphism
Hi! My name is Amalia. What’s yours? Meet and greet again! (with a different person)
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What made your previous courses successful (or not) for you? With your neighbor(s), reflect upon the best and worst classes you have taken in your major/related fields What actions will you need to take to do well in this course? What actions would you like to see taken by me?
Other notes Check your email & Canvas frequently (preferably every week day) In-class participation will be assessed via Top Hat or worksheet you turn in (see syllabus for details including # you can miss) More info. on your two assignments to come…
Top Hat question Why are you taking this class? (i.e., What do you hope to get out of this class (besides a good grade)) ?
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1. Course logistics 2. What is an animal/behavior? 3. Why study behavior? 4. Evolution 5. The scientific method 6. Anthropomorphism Charles Darwin Animal Behavior
In groups of 2-5… What is an animal? How is it different from non-animals?
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https://vimeo.com/88829079 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuCt0-m3VI8
Is this an animal?
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Is this an animal?
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1. Course logistics 2. What is an animal/behavior ? 3. Why study behavior? 4. Evolution 5. The scientific method 6. Anthropomorphism Charles Darwin Animal Behavior
What is behavior?
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What is behavior?
behavior is Any internally coordinated, externally visible pattern of activity that responds to changing external or internal conditions
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behavior is … the observable actions and activities of individual animals The only animal not behaving is a dead animal! (Scott 2005) Iannis Rigakis
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1. Course logistics 2. What is an animal/behavior? 3. Why study behavior? 4. Evolution 5. The scientific method 6. Anthropomorphism Charles Darwin Animal Behavior
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1. Interface of ecology, physiology, & evolution Why study Animal Behavior?
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history development human behavior social behavior parental care mating antipredator behavior communication feeding animal cognition behavioral endocrinology
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“A course in animal behavior is where all the other biology and psychology classes that students have sat through up to this point in their academic career come together. Genetics, development, anatomy, physiology, endocrinology, neurobiology, evolution, learning, & social theory congeal into one grand subject – animal behavior.” ~ Lee Dugatkin, 2004
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1. Interface of ecology, physiology, & evolution 2. Indication of environmental degradation Why study Animal Behavior?
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EPA has used the distribution of sympatric minnows as indicative of pollution & habitat degradation bluntnose tolerant of organic pollution and habitat degradation streamline chub intolerant of organic pollution and habitat degradation
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Tyrone Hayes has studied the effects of atrazine (corn herbicide) on sexual morphology and behavior in amphibians
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Developmental abnormalities with atrazine at 0.1 ppb. EPA standard for drinking water is 3 ppb!
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1. Interface of ecology, physiology & evolution 2. Indication of environmental degradation 3. Economic value Why study Animal Behavior?
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Knowledge of behavior improves profitability in farming, hunting, and ecotourism
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Knowledge of behavior improves profitability in farming - pollination and pest control (pheromone traps)
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We benefit from animals’ ecosystem services
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Why study Animal Behavior? 1. Interface of ecology, physiology & evolution 2. Indication of environmental degradation 3. Economic value 4. Animal welfare
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Knowledge of a species behavioral ecology can greatly improve its welfare in captivity More realistic/appropriate cleaning protocols have been implemented as knowledge of wild rodent behavior has increased
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Why study Animal Behavior? 1. Interface of ecology, physiology & evolution 2. Indication of environmental degradation 3. Economic value 4. Animal welfare 5. Wildlife conservation
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What habitat & how much space? How are they impacted by humans? Do they migrate? Behavioral knowledge aids in preservation
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Knowledge of natural breeding behavior can improve captive breeding programs…
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…and help with reintroductions Bryce Masuda applies behavioral knowledge for Hawaiian crow reintroductions on Maui
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Dung beetles and urbanization “These beacons draw beetles towards the most hostile regions of their environments,” says Foster. “ After rolling their balls some distance, beetles need to find a patch of soft sand where they can dig in. They are unlikely to find that in the immediate vicinity of bright artificial lights , whether in cities or the countryside, since these are usually associated with concrete and tarmac.”
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Why study Animal Behavior? 1. Interface of ecology, physiology & evolution 2. Indication of environmental degradation 3. Economic value 4. Animal welfare 5. Wildlife conservation 6. Understanding of human social behavior
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Evolutionary psychologists have studied the potential evolution of human behavior Aggression Paternal care Child abuse Monogamy Alcoholism An attraction to ethanol may have been adaptive in our evolutionary past
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We can learn from other animals Scientists research albatross to design more durable drones Longest wingspan of any living bird species (11.5 feet) Can glide 10,000 miles without flapping! Operate very close to the structural limits for wing length and wing loading Black on top, white underside color effects on flight aerodynamics o Found constant lift to drag ratio, and drag reduction, resulting in better endurance
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Any other reasons we would want to study animal behavior? How do you hear people talking about animals?
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