Animal Behaviors for Reproduction

The way an organism reacts to changes in its environment.

• instinct

• behavior

• pheromone

• fertilization

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A response to a stimulus that is inborn and the animal performs correctly the first time.

• behavior

• fertilization

• instinct

• pheromone

When eggs are fertilized outside of a female's body.

• internal fertilization

• external fertilization

• migration

• cooperative behaviors

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When eggs are fertilized inside of a female's body.

• internal fertilization

• external fertilization

• mating system

• cooperative behaviors

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Which strategies do animals use to communicate with each other?

• plumage(coloring)

• sound(calls)

• dancing

• smells(pheromones)

• all of the above

When two or more animals want the same resources in the same area.

• communication

• mating behaviors

• parental strategy

• competition

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The area that animals defend.

• pheromone

• instinct

• territory

(Select 2) The two main reasons that animals behave in different ways.

• reproduce

• migrate

• cooperate

• survive

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When sea turtles hatch and go to the ocean, what are they using?

• fertilization

• instincts

• migration

• mating systems

Which of the following animals are likely to parent for a long period?

• Monkeys that only have one offspring

• Lizards that lays 50 eggs at a time

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