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Bio Chapter 51 Vocan

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Aggressive behavior generally involving competition Agonistic behavior
Behavior that reduces one's fitness while improving another's fitness Altruism
"Classical conditioning" associating one stimulus with another Associative learning
Study of how behavior develops and is associated with success Behavioral ecology
Probability of shared genes between individuals Coefficient of relatedness
Ability of a nervous system to perceive, store, and use sensory information Cognition
Study of cognition and how it relates to animal behavior Cognitive ethology
Representation of spatial relations between objects in the environment Cognitive map
Ideas, customs, and skills of one group that are passed on to the next generation Culture
Behavior carried to completion upon reception of a sign stimulus FAP
Process of obtaining food Foraging
Nash's theory where the success of one strategy depends on other strategies Game theory
Learning to ignore irrelevant stimuli Habituation
Altruism is only favored when the inclusive benefit outweighs the cost Hamilton's rule
Learned attachment formed during a critical period Imprinting
Aiding the survival of your genes by reproducing and aiding relatives Inclusive fitness
Altruistic behavior that aids inclusive fitness Kin selection
Random behavior, response neither towards or away from a stimulus Kinesis
A point of reference in the environment used for navigation Landmark
Selecting a mate based on the preferences of others Mate-choice copying
Mating system involving one female and one male Monogamous
Foraging that maximizes intake and minimizes risk Optimal foraging theory
A chemical signal to members of the same species Pheromone
Mating system involving one female mating with several male partners Polyandry
Mating system involving one male mating with several female partners Polygyny
"How" Proximate
"Why" Ultimate
Altruism performed with the expectation of aid in return Reciprocal altruism
A critical period during which a particular behavior can be learned Sensitive period
A stimulus that triggers a FAP Sign stimulus
A behavior that causes a response in another individual Signal
Behavior learned by absorbing others Social learning
Study of social behavior and its evolutionary significance Sociobiology
Modifying behavior based on the spatial structure of one's environment Spatial learning
Behavior that is in direct responds towards or away from a stimulus Taxis
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