1
Q
what is animal movement driven by
A
extrinsic or intrisic factors
2
Q
what are exmaples of extrinisic factors
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- distribution of resources
- landscape structure
- distribution of threats
- distribution of conspecifics
3
Q
what are intrinsic factor examples
A
- sex
- experience
- memory
- personality
4
Q
what is migratory connectivity
A
geographic linking of individuals or populations between different stages of the annual cycle, including between breeding, migration, and winter stages
5
Q
what defines a species
A
- reproductive isolation
- morphological differences
- genetic divergence
- ecological divergence
6
Q
how do animals know where to forage
A
- identification of food patches
- localization of resources
- pursue and capture of prey
- gathering of info
animal behavior
flashcards
Decks in class (23)
# Cards
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lecture 11
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lecture 2 - principles of animal behavior15
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lecture 3 - evolution of behavior11
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lecture 4 - hormones and neurobiology41
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lecture 5 - molecular genetics and development38
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lecture 6 - learning28
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lecture 7 - animal personality8
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lecture 8 - sexual segregation in vertebrates16
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lecture 9 - antipredator behavior intro14
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lecture 10 - antipredator defense in birds and mammals12
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lecture 11 - factors affecting vigilance14
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lecture 12 - cultural transmission17
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lecture 13 - sexual selection17
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lecture 14 - mating systems30
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lecture 15 - kinship17
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lecture 16 - cooperation13
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lecture 17 - foraging16
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lecture 18 - communication18
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lecture 19 - habitat selection, territoriality and migration21
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lecture 20 - honey bees behavior7
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lecture 21 - honey pees pt 27
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lecture 22 - navigation17
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lecture 23 - migration6
