Animal Behaviour 1

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