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Animal behavior

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What was Ivan Pavlov profession? A Russian phycologist
What is behavior? The way an animal responds to a stimulus
What are the two types of basic behavior? Innate and learned
How many ecological behaviors are there and what are they? Three, Communication, Courting and Nurturing, and Cooperative
What did Karl von Frisch discover? He discovered that bees communicate by performing rhythmic dances
What is Ivan Pavlov known for? He conditioned a dog to salivate in response to the stimulus of a ringing bell
what is innate behavior? Behaviors that are genetically based on and not linked to past experiences.
what is learned behavior? Results form an interaction between innate behavior and past experiences within.
What type of ecological behavior is key to the survival of animals? Communication
what type of behavior is linked to animals finding and reproducing? Courting and Nurturing
what type of behavior is used when two or more animals come together and engage in any activity? Cooperative
Created by: jacksonwakeford
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