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Animal Behavior
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Types of behaviors
 Innate behaviors

automatic, fixed, “built-in”
 despite different environments, all individuals
exhibit the behavior
 triggered by a stimulus
 Learned behaviors

modified by experience
 triggered by a stimulus
 variable
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Directed movements
 Taxis
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
change in direction
automatic movement toward (positive taxis) or
away from
(negative taxis) a
stimulus
 phototaxis
 chemotaxis
 Kinesis

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change in rate of
movement in
response to a stimulus
Migration
 Complex behavior, but still innate
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“migratory restlessness” seen in birds bred &
raised in captivity
navigate by sun, stars, Earth magnetic fields
Sandpiper
Monarch
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migration
Bobolink
ancient
flyways
Golden plover
Imprinting
 Learning at a specific critical time
forming social attachments
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both learning & innate components
Konrad Lorenz
Learned behavior
 Associative learning

learning to associate
one feature of the
environment (stimulus)
with another
 operant conditioning
 trial & error learning
 associate behavior with
reward or punishment
 classical conditioning
 Pavlovian conditioning
 associate a “neutral
stimulus” with a
“significant stimulus”
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Operant conditioning
 Skinner box
mouse learns to associate behavior
(pressing
lever) with reward (food pellet)
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Classical conditioning
 Ivan Pavlov’s dogs

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connect reflex behavior (salivating at sight of
food) to associated stimulus (ringing bell)
Habituation
 Loss of response to
stimulus
“cry-wolf” effect
 learn not to
respond to
repeated
occurrences of
stimulus

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Thinking & problem-solving
 Do other animals think?
tool use
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Social behaviors
 Interactions between individuals

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

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develop as evolutionary adaptations
language
agonistic behaviors
dominance hierarchy
altruistic behavior
Language
 Honey bee
communication
dance to
communicate
location of food
source
 waggle dance

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Communication by song
 Bird song
species identification & mating ritual
 mixed learned & innate
 critical learning period

 Insect song
mating ritual & song
 innate, genetically
controlled

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Red-winged blackbird
Social behaviors
 Agonistic behaviors
threatening & submissive rituals
 symbolic, usually no harm done

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Social behaviors
 Dominance hierarchy

social ranking within
a group
 pecking order
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Social behaviors
 Altruistic behavior
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
reduces individual fitness but
increases fitness of recipient
kin selection
Belding ground squirrel
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How can this be of adaptive value?
Social behaviors
 Cooperation
Pack of African
dogs hunting
wildebeest
cooperatively
White pelicans
“herding” school
of fish
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