18 Questions
What is the term for a response that is inborn and that the animal performs correctly the first time?
Instinct
How does learning affect animal behavior?
Learning leads to changes in behavior based on practice or experience
In which stage does fertilization occur?
Adult stage
What is the main purpose of an animal's mating behavior?
To reproduce
Which term refers to the reaction of an organism to changes in internal conditions or the external environment?
Behavioral response
What are some examples of animal behavior mentioned in the text?
Avoiding predators and looking for mates
Which animal mating system involves one male and multiple females?
Polygyny
What is the ultimate goal of communication through body movements among animals?
To attract mates
What does competition among animals usually occur over?
Limited resources
Which strategy refers to the investment of time, energy, and resources in caring for offspring?
Parental investment
In which type of fertilization does the sperm cell join with an egg cell externally?
External fertilization
Which type of animal exhibits internal fertilization?
Mammals
What is the primary purpose of cooperative behavior among animals?
Increase chances of survival and reproduction
What is the main reason behind animal migration?
To a region with more food & resources
'Model it' is mentioned in which section of the homework?
Pg 220
Which animal group surrounds and protects young in the middle as a cooperative behavior?
Female elephant herds
What is the term used for the regular, seasonal journey an animal makes from one place to another and back again?
Migration
Where does internal fertilization result in the development of fertilized eggs?
Inside the female’s body
Test your knowledge on animal behaviors related to reproduction and growth. Explore the factors influencing animal behavior and different reproductive strategies. Understand the ways in which animal behavior can impact their chances of reproducing.
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