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Section 18

Animal Behaviors

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Innate Behavior they are behaviors that are inherited (instincts, chemotaxis, phototaxis, etc.)
Chemotaxis animals avoid chemicals that might be dangerous
Phototaxis animals avoid light so they can be hidden
Instincts baby animals know where to suckle on their moms
Migration animals move to and from places with food and water
Estivation animals that live in climates that get too hot will burrow in the mud to avoid the heat (their metabolism slows so they can go without food)
Hibernation is animals response to cold (their metabolism also slows so they can go without food)
Learned Behaviors they are behaviors that are learned throughout life(habituation, imprinting, classical conditioning, etc.)
Habituation organism stops responding to repeated stimuli that does not harm or help them
Imprinting learned behavior that occurs in a short but critical period of time (Ex. gosslings follow the first moving thing they see when they are born)
Classical Conditioning stimulus association (Ex. Pavlov's dog salivated when the bell was rung ((because they associate the bell with food)))
Trial and Error learned by being rewarded by the correct behavior
Social Behaviors how animals communicate between themselves (communication, courtship dances, territorial defenses)
Communication bees and ants use pheromones
Courtship Dances are used to attract the best mates for reproduction
Territorial Defenses organisms fight over food, space, or mates
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