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Behavioral Ecology

Behavioral Ecology. Chapter 8 Behavioral Ecology. CONCEPT 8.1 An evolutionary approach to the study of behavior leads to testable predictions. CONCEPT 8.2 Animals make behavioral choices that enhance their energy gain and reduce their risk of becoming prey

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Behavior Introduction

Behavior Introduction. Fiddler crabs feed with the small claw and wave the large claw Why do male fiddler crabs engage in claw waving behavior? Claw waving is used to repel other males and to attract females Claw waving is a behavior. Behavior.

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Testing hypothesis 2

Testing hypothesis 2. Predict: If high T b harms pregnant females, then 35 o treatment should have lower survivorship lower growth in mass or length Predict: If high T b harms embryos, then 35 o treatment should have more abnormalities smaller size at birth (mass, SVL)

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Ecology ???

Ecology ???. 2003 LS4143 ??? (2765). URL: www.prenhall.com/stiling .hinet.net. ???? (Course Description). ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????. Textbook:. Ecology(Fourth Edition), by P. Stiling, 2002 Published by Prentice Hall.

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33.1 Approaches to the Study of Behavior

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Chapter 50

Chapter 50. Animal Behavior. Behavioral ecology Scientific study of behavior in natural environments from an evolutionary perspective Behavior What an animal does How it does it Usually in response to stimuli from the environment. Proximate causes of behavior

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Behavioral Ecology

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Behavioral Ecology

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Chapter 51 Reading Quiz

Chapter 51 Reading Quiz. What an animal does and how it does it is known as ____. From what 2 main sources is behavior derived? The full set of food-obtaining behaviors is known as _____. The modification of behavior resulting from specific experiences is known as ____.

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Baird & Dill. 1996. Behavioral Ecology 7:408-416.

Baird & Dill. 1996. Behavioral Ecology 7:408-416. Foundations of Aggregation Economies. Foraging Avoiding Predation Mate Location Reproduction Time/Energy Budgets. Increasing Group Size G Individual Scans Less Collective Vigilance May Increase Interference/Individual Increases

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Psychology and the Natural Environment

Psychology and the Natural Environment. Leisure: State of Mind-perceived freedom-benifits of outcomes-enjoyable-experiential in orientation Personality (environment) Does influence choice of activities Relates to amount of committment

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Behavioral Ecology and Sleep San Luis Obispo Firefighters

Behavioral Ecology and Sleep San Luis Obispo Firefighters. WSU GA: Alissa Miller Cal Poly Seniors: Alex Roa Rikki Murphy Professors : Stacey Rucas, CP Michael Muehlenbein, IU.

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