Animal Behaviour 1 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyAnimal BehaviourUniversityAll boards Created by: katieV93Created on: 23-09-24 16:21 What is the primary focus of ethology? Animal behavior in natural environments 1 of 32 Which term describes a fixed, stereotypical behaviour that is triggered by a specific stimulus? Innate behaviour 2 of 32 What is the primary advantage of group living in animals? Enhanced protection from predators 3 of 32 Which hormone is primarily associated with aggression in animals? Testosterone 4 of 32 What is an ethogram? A catalogue of behaviours observed in a species 5 of 32 In sexual selection, what is often favored in males? All listed answers 6 of 32 What is the primary purpose of a territory in animal behavior? To secure resources 7 of 32 What term describes the process by which an animal learns to associate a specific stimulus with a consequence? Operant conditioning 8 of 32 What is the main purpose of courtship displays? To attract mates 9 of 32 What is a major benefit of learning in animals? It increases survival chances. 10 of 32 Which animal is known for using tools? All listed answers 11 of 32 What does the term "habitat" refer to? The natural environment where an animal lives 12 of 32 Which concept explains how behaviours evolve to maximize reproductive success? Sexual selection 13 of 32 What does the term "home range" refer to? The area an animal occupies for daily activities 14 of 32 Which animal is known for its complex vocalisations and social structures? Dolphin 15 of 32 What is the primary function of grooming behaviour in social animals? Strengthening social bonds 16 of 32 What is the significance of play behaviour in young animals? It helps develop social skills and physical abilities. 17 of 32 Which factor is crucial for successful migration in animals? All listed answers 18 of 32 What is a primary benefit of maintaining a social hierarchy? Reduced aggression 19 of 32 What is the primary purpose of a courtship ritual? To attract a mate 20 of 32 What does the term "altruism" mean in animal behaviour? Helping others at a cost to oneself 21 of 32 What is a key characteristic of instinctive behaviour? It is consistent across individuals. 22 of 32 Which animal is known for its elaborate courtship dances? Peacock 23 of 32 What is the term for a behaviour that benefits the individual at the expense of others? Selfish behaviour 24 of 32 What is the significance of vocalisations in animal communication? All listed answers 25 of 32 What is the role of pheromones in animal behaviour? Chemical signalling 26 of 32 What is the primary factor that drives migratory behaviour? Seasonal changes 27 of 32 What is the term for the study of animal behaviour in relation to the environment? Ethology 28 of 32 What is the significance of a dominance hierarchy in animal groups? It reduces conflict over resources. 29 of 32 Which animal is known for its complex social structure and communication? Ant 30 of 32 What role does mimicry play in animal behaviour? Avoiding predators 31 of 32 What is the primary factor influencing feeding behaviour? All listed answers 32 of 32
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