'Foraging behavior' presentation slideshows

Introduction to Animal Behavior

Introduction to Animal Behavior. Why do they do that?. Warm Up. Personification: Putting human characteristics onto animals to explain behavior Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-Kt_kuYVtU. Unit Map: Follow Along in your packet. WHAT ARE YOU LEARNING?

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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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A FORAGING MODEL FOR HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN E-COMMERCE Dissertation Proposal by Bjarne Berg-Saether

A FORAGING MODEL FOR HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN E-COMMERCE Dissertation Proposal by Bjarne Berg-Saether Committee members: Dr. Antonis Stylianou, Chairperson Dr. John Brzorad Dr. Heather Lipford Dr. Sungjune Park Dr. Dmitry Shapiro Dr. Kexin Zhao. Agenda. Introduction Approach

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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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Behavioral Ecology

Behavioral Ecology. Chapter 51 BCOR 12 February 20 and 23, 2009. Outline for 18 February, 2009 Chapter 51 - Behavioral Ecology. I. General Introduction to Ecology II. Introduction to Behavior Behavior - what an animal does and how it does it. Proximate vs. ultimate causation

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Ch. 51 Warm-Up

Ch. 51 Warm-Up. What is something that you can do that you have been able to do since birth? What is one behavior that you learned by watching someone else? List some ways that animals communicate. Define : Circadian rhythms Pheromones Learned behaviors Imprinting Associative learning

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Chapter 51: Animal Behavior

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UNIT 1

UNIT 1. BIG IDEA 1. The process of evolution drives the diversity and unity of life. Enduring understanding 1.A. Change in the genetic makeup of a population over time is evolution. . Essential knowledge 1.A.1.

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Predator vs. Prey: A Battle of Epic Proportions

Predator vs. Prey: A Battle of Epic Proportions. Why is understanding predator/prey interactions important in the study of behavior?. How do animals cope with potential predators?. Individual Strategies. Escaping and Freezing. Deception. Toxicity. Batesian mimicry Mullerian mimicry.

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Unit #2-Responses to the Environment

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Announcements

Announcements. Foraging and prey selection. Optimal Foraging theory: Individuals will maximize benefit:cost Model predictions only as good as the parameters put into them. Costs Time/energy spent locating food Time/energy spent handling food. Benefits Calories gained.

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BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY

BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY. Chapter 51. Behavior. behavior = everything an animal does and how it does it behaviors generate 2 types of questions: proximate = HOW? do environmental stimuli trigger the behavior?

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Option E6

Option E6. E.6.1 Describe the social organization of honey bee colonies and one other non-human example. E.6.1 Describe the social organization of honey bee colonies and one other non-human example. E.6.1 Describe the social organization of honey bee colonies and one other non-human example.

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Uroplatus Gecko

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Ch. 51

Animal Behavior. Ch. 51. Sensory Inputs can Stimulate Simple and Complex Behaviors. Behavior An action carried out by muscles under control of the nervous system in response to a stimulus (Proximate causation)

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Ecology Week 2

Ecology Week 2. Chapter 51: Behavioral Ecology J Liu September ____, 2008. Ethology. Study of how animals behave. Movement. Kinesis Taxis Migration. Communication. Pheromones Bird Songs. Fixed Action Pattern. Innate Sign stimulus. Imprinting. Sensitive period Learned and innate.

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Ecology Week 2

Ecology Week 2. Chapter 51: Behavioral Ecology J Liu September ____, 2008. Ethology. Study of how animals behave. Movement. Kinesis Taxis Migration. Communication. Pheromones Bird Songs. Fixed Action Pattern. Innate Sign stimulus. Imprinting. Sensitive period Learned and innate.

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