Match the terms with their most suitable description.___ imprinting             a. time-limited learning___ tactile display        b. requires staying in touch___ selfish herd            c. communal display ground___ habituation            d. learning not to respond___ lek                          e. hiding behind others___ kinesis                     f. random movement in                                           response to a stimulus

Q: Which is true of habituation? It occurs during infancy only. The effects of the stimulus decrease…

A: Introduction :- Habituation is a form of learning in which an organism's response to a stimulus…

Q: Changes in the structure of plants over time, that allow for them to live well in dry habitats, are…

A:

Q: When animals engage in , they oftenperform displays that make them look as large anddangerous as…

A: A courtship display is a set of behaviour in which an animal, usually a male, attempts to attract a…

Q: state the biological significance of the results from graph. If the results deviated significantly…

A: Hypotheses are statements of proposed explanations of a phenomenon based on its observation.…

Q: Newsome, Britten, and Movshon found that the coherence between the dots’ ______ of movement was…

A: Monkey  Monkey are the mammals belong to the group of primates.

Q: Based on what we know about infants use of statistical learning, what might explain individual…

A: statistical learning in infants is the relationships between syllables even with very limited…

Q: Although the trains that rumble through your town once bothered you,now you barely even hear them.…

A: Answer is a.)  habituation.

Q: When a male lizard defends a certain area, he is exhibitinga. insight learning.b. kin selection.c.…

A: The given options are type of behavior animals possess. Animal behaviors are the ways an animal…

Q: Plants of the genus Fuchsia produce deep pink to red flowers thatdangle from plants, produce nectar…

A: Ornithophilous. flowers or bird pollinated flowers are characterized with having rich nectar, Scent,…

Q: 22 38 38 38 la 1b 2a 2b 3a 3b 4a 4b 5a 5b Solitary bat Colonial bat. >35-cm wingspan 35-cm wingspan.…

A: A dichotomous key is defined as an identification technique that repeatedly divides groups of…

Q: . In white-crowned sparrows, social experience exhibits a very stronginfluence over the development…

A: An ecosystem is a community of living organisms interacting with the nonliving parts of the…

Q: QUESTION 3 The Doctrine of the Specific Energies of Nerves predicts that if you could attach taste…

A: The law of unique nerve energies, first suggested in 1835 by Johannes Peter Müller, is that the…

Q: Concerning song learning in birds: O different dialects in a particular bird species has a genetic…

A: *Birds song learning proceeds in two steps that it commit song to memory in the first stage and they…

Q: To produce some sounds, the flow of air out of the lungs is interrupted by the lips; for other…

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Which of the following is not involved with the detection ofsound waves?a. tympanum of insectsb.…

A: Sound waves are detected by sensory receptors in the organisms. Diverse species possess diverse…

Q: The organ of Corti contains receptors that signal in response to______ . a. heat b. sound c. light…

A: Introduction: The ear is the main hearing organ of our body. It has 3 parts: An external or outer…

Q: 4.  Behavior is the result of a.    neural networks. b.    hormonal interactions. c.    genetic…

A: Note: Please upload question no. 6 separately. Answer: 4 Introduction: Behaviour is the immediate…

Q: in Posner's cue validity task, ______________ cues are responded to _______________ than ___________…

A: The Posner cueing task, also known as the Posner paradigm, is a neuropsychological test often used…

Q: Describe how the interaction between a moth and its predator the bat interact at the sensory level.…

A: Predation is the mode of nutrition, where the predator captures its prey for food. Organisms follow…

Q: The honeybee dance language transmits information about distance to food by way of_____ signals. a.…

A: There are many animals and birds and everyone has a different behavior. The behavior of animals is…

Q: Conventional signals are not costly because they often entail slight visible variations in only a…

A: Animal communication is the process by which one animal transport information to another so that…

Q: how do birds communicate select one. 1.through hand gestures and body language 2. Through pulsed…

A: Communication is an important characteristic of an organism in the environment. It is required…

Q: A study was done to see why crickets chirp and the reactions to stimulus that caused the audible…

A: The study refers to investigates the behaviors of crickets, specifically focusing on why crickets…

Q: As a warm-up, draw lines to match the animals with the sensory reception they exhibit. 1. Platypus…

A: Sensory receptors are specialised to receive certain kind of stimulus. Sensory receptors convert…

Q: Von Frisch proposed that honeybees communicate food location by a waggle dance. Wenner rejected this…

A: it is a type of social behavior Von Frisch was awarded the noble prize for his research in the…

Q: Increased hypothalamus size b. Decreased serotonin receptor expression c. Increased serotonin…

A:

Q: With______ , the consequences of a voluntary behavior cause an animal to repeat or avoid that…

A: d. OPERANT CONDITIONING

Q: Multiple Choice Question: Which of the following sensory structures of insects can detect air- or…

A: Insects are among the most significant animals on the planet. They participate significantly in…

Q: Multiple choice (one answer is correct)   a. The food eaten by the female parent as a caterpillar…

A: Comparing the spring and summer, The weather of summer is much warmer as the spring has just begun…

Q: 10. According to these anatomical structures in the figure above, which two animals closely related?

A: Homologous organs are defined  as the organs of different animals that are having similar structures…

Q: When discussing research involving memory in food-storing birds, which was a correct finding? The…

A: Food is stored individually in bark, dead leaves, conifer needle clusters, or knotholes by these…

Q: The sacrifice of the life of an individual so that the genes of relatives may be passed on is called…

A: BASIC INFORMATION  EVOLUTION  It is the change in the features or characteristics of the species.…

Q: 35. Fruit flies that adapt to the hazards of carnivorous plants (like the Venus fly-trap), by…

A: Carnivorous plants are the plants that feed on the insects for the food requirement.  They exhibit…

Q: D. Normative

A: The correct answer is D . Normative

Q: What is an innate, nondirectional response to a stimulus (such as increased movement under certain…

A: Answers :  innate nondirectional response -this simply means that the action performed by an…

Q: Scientists have discovered a new species of bird in Mexico that migrates South to the Amazon…

A: The process of animals migrating over great distances in search of food and shelter, as well as to…

Q: When discussing research involving memory in food-storing birds, which was a correct finding? The…

A: Correct answer is option c i.e.,The food storing birds (black capped subclasses) remembered where…

Q: Thornhill’sresearch on mate selection among scorpionflies (Panorpa latipennis) indicatesthat male…

A: Animals are motivated to fulfill basic survival needs for food, shelter, warmth, and community.…

Q: Which of the following is true about the evolution of sensory bias?   a. The sensory perception…

A: This model of sexual selection posits that female mating preferences are byproducts of natural…

Q: How effective is Ginkgo biloba for improving memory?A. Possible benefits for older people who take…

A: Ginkgo Biloba also known as maidenhair tree, is a type of tree and its extract is used to improve…

Q: It has been thought for a long time that zebras had stripes to act as camouflage against lions,…

A: A null hypothesis is a hypothesis that says there is no statistical significance between the two…

Q: What's the most fundamental basis for animal behavior? A. Neurotransmitters B. Activation or…

A: The scientific study of the animal behaviour in there natural habitat is known as Ethology. It helps…

Q: There is no bird without feathers. A. true B. false

A: Birds: A class of warm-blooded animals known as the Aves, birds are distinguished by their feathers,…

Q: Explain how the size of these animals' ears can help the animals survive in their environment

A: Fennec Fox is one of the world's smallest fox species residing in the sandy sahara and parts of…

Animal Behavior

Animal behavior can be defined as all the things that animals do. In response to a stimulus, an animal performs a certain fixed action pattern, or FAP, of behavior. This response occurs to make the animal more adaptable to change. So, behavior is generally a stimulus-oriented response. A behavior is an expression of the capabilities of the nervous system. A stimulus is determined by the environment, while the nervous system determines a response.