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WorksheetsAnimal Behavior
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
This observes natural processes (communication, mating, self defense)
Homeostasis
Ethology
Morphology
Genetics
Homeostasis
Supports survival of the cells inside an organism
Supports using past experiences to make decisions regarding current actions
Is a group of organisms living together
Why does a cat curl into a ball and cover its nose when its cold?
Instinct
Genetics
Body Homeostasis
Ethology
What is genetics?
Study of strictly skin color
Study of strictly brain function
Study of communication
Study of heredity and variation
What are the building blocks of protien?
Amino Acids
Carbohydrates
Chemoreceptors
Pheromones
What is the female sex cell?
Sperm
Ova
Prokaryotic
Archaea
What is the study of the animal mind and its function?
Physiology
Sociobiology
Psychology
Genetics
Characteristics of a living organisms functions and activities are:
Physiological
Sociobiological
Psychological
Genetical
Visual Communication
Vocal Communiation
Epideictic, Alarm, Territorial, Aggregation, Sex
Hormones
Pheromones
Behaviors
Enviromental
Spacing Pheromones are AKA:
Alarm
Epideictic
Territorial
Aggregation
Estrus is
a hormone
a pheromone
when animals are pregnant
when females are sexually receptive
Epinephrine, Estrogen, Testosterone, Norepinephrine
Pheromones
Behaviors
Habituations
Hormones
The Menstrual Cycle is known as the regular and natural change in a females body to prevent pregnancy.
True
False
Parasites are harmful organism which live
in/on another organism
only externally to organism
only internally to organism
This hormone excreted from a mare will attract a stallion from over a mile away.
Testosterone
Epinephrine
Estrus
Estrogen
Spiny lobsters come together for protection because of this pheromone.
Aggregation
Sex
Territorial
Alarm
IN RELATION TO ANIMAL SCIENCE, acoustics are:
properties of a room to see how sound travels
communication through ground vibrations
communication through air or water vibrations
a hollow body guitar
Which of the following can cause a Ewe to become more agitated and aggressive?
Habituation
Imprinting
Colonization
Pregnancy
Which of the following are learned behaviors?
Dogs leaping through a hoop
An Eagle stopping its call when humans are around
Tiger cubs chasing and wrestling with each other
All of the above
