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Animal Behavior
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Types of ResponseAutomatic Response: Reflexive; involuntary,
immediate response to a stimulus
Types of ResponseInnate Response: Instinctive; Behavior that
one is born with; does without thinking
Types of ResponseLearned Response: Behavior that is taught or
acquired through time
Courtship BehaviorBehavior in which an
animal sends out a stimulus such as
• Sounds• Visual Displays• Chemicals
In order to attract a mate.
Example: Manakin BirdThis bird does a pretty impressive dance to
attract a a mate.
(Watch Video)
Example: Kangaroos (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
TerritorialityBehavior shown by an animal to defend or
obtain a territory.
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
*Dominance Hierarchy
• Social ranking within a population
• Difference in power, ranking, and access to resources and mating.
Dominance Hierarchy in Wolves (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
Circadian Rhythm• 24-hour cycle• Diurnal: Awake during the day• Nocturnal: Awake during the night
Diurnal
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
MigrationSeasonal movement of an animal or
group of animals
Monarch Butterfly Migration (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
HibernationTakes place during
COLD months• State of inactivity
and metabolic depression in animals
• Lower body temperature, slower breathing, and lower metabolic rates.
Bears (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
* EstivationSame definition as hibernation, but occurs during periods of extreme heat or dryness.
Lungfish(Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Innate Behavior
HabituationThe lessening of a response to a repeated
stimulus
*Habituation Video (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Learned Behavior
ImprintingA rapid kind of learning during a critical period
of early life in which social attachment and identification are established.
*Puppy and Duckling Imprinting (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Learned Behavior
Trial and ErrorProcess of finding a solution to a problem by trying
different solutions and learning from mistakes.
Life – Primates 41:18 and Challenges of Life 18:10 (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Learned Behavior
ConditioningA process in which an organism's behavior
becomes dependent on the occurrence of a stimulus in its environment
Pavlov’s Dog Experiment (Watch Video)
* Conditioning (Watch Video)
What type of Behavior?
Learned Behavior
InsightProcess in which an animal uses something it
has already learned to a new situation without a period of trial and error.
What type of Behavior?
Learned Behavior
