Question

The Australian burrowing frog spends the hot, dry summer months underground, sealed in a cocoon. The behaviour of this frog during these months is best described as…?

Answer 1

dormany i know but thats not an option

Answer 2

dormancy*

Answer 3

face palm

Answer 4

yes it is

Answer 5

never mind

Answer 6

next question

Answer 7

lol that was a fail

Answer 8

A pheromone is a type of…?

Answer 9

a
visual signal.
b.
sound signal.
c.
chemical messenger.
d.
defensive display.

Answer 10

i'd say C

Answer 11

which is used to display readiness to mate etx

Answer 12

bright feathers are more visual and could be intimidating (defensive) to rivals

Answer 13

i suppose there are those frogs that go all out in the middle of the night yelling for mates but thats more mating calls then excretion of pheremons

Answer 14

yes......u're right......

Answer 15

lol

Answer 16

okay we gotta find one for you to answer

Answer 17

lol...:P

Answer 18

All behaviors that are altered as a result of experience are ____________________ behaviors.

Answer 19

i forget the name

Answer 20

its not inherited its......

Answer 21

(your cue to answer Ash)

Answer 22

aggressive intones physical fighting....no

Answer 23

umm

Answer 24

hold on

Answer 25

All behaviors that are altered as a result of experience are LEARNED behaviors.

Answer 26

maybe?

Answer 27

maybe because its the modified version of innate behaviour

Answer 28

i think the answer is Learned @xxAshxx

Answer 29

but good try kiddo :)

Answer 30

lets have another go shall we

Answer 31

For an animal to become habituated to a stimulus, the stimulus must be ____________________ but must NOT be either ____________________ or rewarding.

Answer 32

i think they wrote it wrong

Answer 33

i think they meant For an animal to become habituated to a stimulus, the stimulus must NOT be either THREATENING or rewarding.

Answer 34

or not

Answer 35

ya......the question isn't clear..

Answer 36

thats just the last part of it

Answer 37

wait..

Answer 38

whats the first answer

Answer 39

trixy little question stole the ring

Answer 40

lol lotr reference

Answer 41

get it?

Answer 42

so umm adapted? inherited? helpppp

Answer 43

ummm....
An animal becomes habituated to a stimulus by Repeated exposure, and when the non-threatening stimulus becomes part of the environment.

Answer 44

k.....its really confusing

Answer 45

lol i agree :)

Answer 46

thats why i have you

Answer 47

nek minnit you leave me

Answer 48

haha

Answer 49

open ended

Answer 50

so pretty much its asking:

Answer 51

to become habituated to a stimulus whats the requirements of the stimulous?

Answer 52

u can write threatening in one........n.....non threatening in other blank .....
lol...:P

Answer 53

love that logic

Answer 54

very spartan :)

Answer 55

An animal becomes habituated to a stimulus by Repeated exposure, and when the non-threatening stimulus becomes part of the environment.
These are the requirements.......

Answer 56

lol.......thx

Answer 57

so
For an animal to become habituated to a stimulus, the stimulus must be repeated but must not be either threatening or rewarding.

Answer 58

ya..its.....

Answer 59

umm....right

Answer 60

correct?

Answer 61

ya
Repeated exposure, and when the non-threatening stimulus becomes part of the environment..
so..its correct

Answer 62

phew yay