'Waggle dance' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 51

Chapter 51. Animal Behavior. Overview: Shall We Dance?. Cranes engage in interesting dancing behavior during courtship Animal behavior is based on physiological systems and processes

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Artificiel Bee Colony (ABC) Algorithme

Artificiel Bee Colony (ABC) Algorithme. Elham Seifossadat Faegheh Javadi. A BEE COLONY OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM TO JOB SHOP SCHEDULING. Job shop scheduling problems are considered to be a member of a large class of intractable numerical problems known as NP-hard.

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Insect communication Reem Alajmi Presented by :

Insect communication Reem Alajmi Presented by :. Contents. Introduction Types of insect communication - Visual communication. - Chemical communication. - Tactile communication. - Acoustic communication. - References: The principles of Insect Physiology.

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Animal Cognition

Animal Cognition. Clive D. L. Wynne Animal Communication. Animal Communication. In the Wild Honeybees in the Alps Vervet monkeys in Kenya Dolphins In the Lab Apes Dolphins Parrots. Bees: Round Dance. Bees: Waggle Dance.

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HOW DOES A HONEYBEE LOOK?

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Chapter 51

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The Honeybee Dance

The Honeybee Dance. By: Kaila Bishop 14 June 2011 Biology 3541. Who are the honeybees?.

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Arthropods

Arthropods. Why So Successful? Why So Abundant?. Why So Successful? Why So Abundant?. Fact: There are more than 1 million different species of arthropod Fact: for every one human, there are 1 million arthropods on Earth. Exoskeleton. Strong Protective Flexible at the joints.

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Feeding Behavior II

Feeding Behavior II. Adaptive value of feeding behavior and Game Theory. Competition Heritable behavioral differences in population = strategies Persistence of strategies: frequency dependent selection Fitness of a strategy changes with its frequency

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EES

EES. By: Kennan November 2 nd 2011. Contents . Why are bees alive Diagram of bee Types of bees Queen Drone Worker Fun facts Colony coppice disorder Learn to do the waggle dance Life cycle Credits. Why are bees alive. Bees are born Bees breath air Bees eat Bees grow

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Critter Labs

Critter Labs. Finding out about Isopods, plants, and snails. What is the role of each? How do each meet their needs? What features allow these organisms to survive in this environment?. Critter Labs. http://insected.arizona.edu/lessons.htm Critter info sheets Rearing guides.

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Honeybees

By Samuel Cardenas November,4,2011. Honeybees. Bees live. Bees are born Bees grow Bees die Bees eat Bees are pollinators Bees breath. Queen. Beekeepers paint Queen bees Queen bees only give birth They might be gold If there is more than 1 queen bee they fight for death. Drone.

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Bio-inspired Learning for a Colony of Microsystems

Bio-inspired Learning for a Colony of Microsystems. Rama Chellappa UMD. Who am I?. A computer vision researcher Interested in representation and recognition. Over the past 10 years heavy involvement with understanding video sequences A participant in the ARO MURI on Micro air vehicles

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How are Instinct and Learning Involved in Animal Behavior?

How are Instinct and Learning Involved in Animal Behavior?. Ethology : the study of animal behavior

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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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Animal Communication

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How are Instinct and Learning Involved in Animal Behavior?

How are Instinct and Learning Involved in Animal Behavior?. Ethology : the study of animal behavior

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