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OpenStudy (anonymous):

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plus i gota question here it is k how natural selection affects animal behavior and how behaviors can affect the survival of an animal species.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Natural selection is survival of the fittest an animal must adapt so it can reproduce and surivive to its surrondings

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List two specific examples of innate behavior and one example for each of the four learned behaviors. Explain why you believe these behaviors are innate or learned and why you have classified each of the learned behaviors as you have.

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

)Habituation- A turtle draws its head back into its shell when its shell is touched. After being touched repeatedly, the turtle realizes it’s not in danger and no longer hides. 2)Sensitization- if the boy who sits beside you in class pokes you one day, it might not bother you, but if he keeps doing it, over and over again, it becomes more annoying, and you become sensitized to that action, and it might start bothering you more and more until one day you can't stand it anymore and ask to change seats, or hit him to make him stop... which is a significant escalation from the first time it happened where you noticed but it didn't really bother you. 3) Imprinting- Young ducklings following their mother. 4) The Conditioned Response - a child may cry as a result of these injections. In some instances, a child might come to associate a doctor's white jacket with this painful experience. Eventually, the child might begin to cry whenever they see anyone where a white jacket. This crying behavior is a conditioned response.

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

lmaooo i looked it up

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hahah ok let me read :( can u stay for one more last one k

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:'( make it quick

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OpenStudy (phebe):

Describe an animal behavior that you hypothesize is advantageous to an animal’s survival. Discuss the ways in which you believe this behavior helps the animal to survive.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

A Lizard-When ever in danger the lizard hides so it wont be caught, eaten and it can reproduce. it can do this by changing colors to its enviroment

OpenStudy (phebe):

lol ok thanx so much twinnn

OpenStudy (anonymous):

welcome night

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twen

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