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Course SHS Program in Cognitive Psychology Spring 2007 Human-Robot Interaction Social learning and skill acquisition vi

Course SHS Program in Cognitive Psychology Spring 2007 Human-Robot Interaction Social learning and skill acquisition via teaching and imitation Aude G. Billard Learning Algorithms and Systems Laboratory - LASA EPFL, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, Switzerland

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Ecology

Ecology. The study of interactions. Ecology: the study of interactions between organisms and their environment. Ecology. Some examples:. How the brightness of rose color affect the number of pollinators who visit the flower. How atmospheric pressure affects the growth rate of chickweed.

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Evolution by Natura l Selection

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SPECIES INTERACTIONS

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Hypothesis of early Earth

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Biomimicry and the Built Environment

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HUMAN POPULATION Interactions in a Community

HUMAN POPULATION Interactions in a Community. A.R. Farmer 13 July 2011. Community Ecology. IMPORTANT CONCEPTS. Community Producers, Consumers, Decomposers Predation Competition Intraspecific; Interspecific; Competitive exclusion; Symbioses - 3 types parasitism mutualism commensalism.

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Food Chains and Webs

Food Chains and Webs. Study Guide. Carnivore: . Animal that eats only other animals. Prey. Animal that is killed and eaten by another animal. Decomposer . Organism that feeds on and breaks down dead organisms. Ecosystem. All the interacting living and nonliving things in an area.

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Innate and learned behavior

Innate and learned behavior. Option E.3. Assessment Statements. E.3.1 Distinguish between innate and learned behaviour . E.3.2 Design experiments to investigate innate behaviour in invertebrates, including either a taxis or a kinesis.

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Animal Adaptation

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Animal adaptations

Animal adaptations. What is an adaptation?. Predator adaptions. What is a predator?. Why do predators need adaptiatons ?. Catching: Long legs, speed, good hearing, claws, . To help them catch, kill and eat their prey. To Kill and Eat Claws, sharp teeth, fangs etc. .

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Animal adaptations

Animal adaptations. What is an adaptation?. Predator adaptions. What is a predator?. Why do predators need adaptiatons ?. Catching: Long legs, speed, good hearing, claws, . To help them catch, kill and eat their prey. To Kill and Eat Claws, sharp teeth, fangs etc. .

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Pollination, Crypsis, Aposematic Coloration, and Mimicry

Pollination, Crypsis, Aposematic Coloration, and Mimicry. 2-22-05. pollination. To transfer pollen from an anther to a stigma. stigma. anther. Orchid bees are both beautiful and good pollinators. Aposematic coloration.

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Natural Selection

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Coral Reefs -Are produced by the organisms that live on them Are produced by a soft bodied polyp similar to and related

Coral Reefs -Are produced by the organisms that live on them Are produced by a soft bodied polyp similar to and related to an anemone Very diverse ecosystem Coral Anatomy & Growth Reef forming corals secrete CaCO3 Are members of the Phylum Coelenterata, Class Anthozoa

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Animal Adaptations

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Art and Science: Creativity and Collaboration

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Camouflage

Camouflage. Being able to blend into the environment is an adaptation known as camouflage. This adaptation helps animals blend in with their surroundings. Protective Resemblance.

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Mimicry.

Mimicry. In nature, mimicry refers to the copying of properties of familiar objects , organisms , or environments in order to hide from or deter other organisms. Nature. Surface Mimicry. Behavioral Mimicry. Functional Mimicry. Which kind of Mimicry is this?.

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Video links for Behavior

Video links for Behavior . Animal Behavior . http://www.cleanvideosearch.com/media/action/yt/watch?v=6hREwakXmAo Ethology Animal behavior innate to learned! . Information exchange. communication signals!

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