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Chapter 51

Chapter 51. Behavioral Ecology. Overview: Studying Behavior. Humans have probably studied animal behavior for as long as we have lived on Earth As hunters, knowledge of animal behavior was essential to human survival.

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Chapter 51

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ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 1. Proximate vs. Ultimate Causes

Figure 51.1. ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 1. Proximate vs. Ultimate Causes 2. Environment Influence + Genetic Component 3. Natural Selection favors behaviors that increase survival and reproductive success 4. Inclusive fitness ?altruistic behavior.

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Behavioral Ecology Chapter 51

Behavioral Ecology Chapter 51. A. P. Biology Liberty Senior High School Mr. Knowles. Why study animal behavior?. Understand Human nervous system. Child development. Human communication. Natural selection. Animal Behavior.

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Chapter 52: Animal Behavior, Ethology, & Behavioral Ecology

Chapter 52: Animal Behavior, Ethology, & Behavioral Ecology. Figure 51.1 A courting pair of East Asian red-crowned cranes ( Grus japonicus ). Dorsal fin. Anal fin. Figure 51.2 A male African cichlid ( Neolamprologus tetracephalus ) with erect fins.

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Fixed Action Patterns

Fixed Action Patterns. A fixed action pattern (FAP) is a sequence of unlearned, innate behaviors that is unchangeable Once initiated, it is usually carried to completion A FAP is triggered by an external sensory stimulus known as a sign stimulus.

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Chapter 51: Behavioral Ecology

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Chapter 51: Behavioral Ecology

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