What are cues from within that an animal has for survival called?

What is a seasonal movement of an animal to another location to find food called?

This internal stimulus cues an animal to eat food for energy.

What do we call a behavior that is gained from direct observations?

This is a internal cue that an animal has to consume water.

What is the learned behavior called when a newborn animal recognizes and follows the first moving object it sees?

What is the behavior when an animal decreases its activity rate, heart rate and breathing rate called?

What do we call a change in behavior so a response becomes associated with a different stimulus?

These are complex innate behaviors, like birds building a special kind of nest:

This type of learned behavior requires thinking, reasoning and problem solving.

Behaviors passed on from parents to offspring without teaching or training are called what?

These are what we call a complex set of responses to changes in the environment (stimuli).

Which of the following would be an internal stimuli animals would need to respond to?

What are cues from outside of an animal that it will need to respond to for survival called?

Which of the following is not an example of innate behavior?

An automatic response that does not require a signal from the brain; example - blinking.

How might animals defend their territory?

The ability of some animals to give off light.

A group of animals of the same species living and working together in an organized way.

An area that animals may set up and defend for feeding, mating, and raising young.

How might animals mark their territory?

A chemical that is produced by one animal and influences the behavior of another animal of the same species.

Type of behavior animals will use to help them attract a mate.

Which activity is NOT a use of bioluminescence?

What are some of the reasons why animals communicate?

An example of an animal society is a

Aggression is a type of behavior most commonly used to

What type of behavior includes defending an area for feeding, mating, or raising young.

What type of communication uses touching to convey a message?

What are some reasons that animals will use pheromones to communicate?

Nonverbal communication through gestures, facial expressions, behaviors, and posture.

What is the main benefit to organizing a society based on dominance?

A(n) ______________ is formed when a sperm cell and an egg cell fuse. Also known as a fertilized egg.

Which type of reproduction occurs when a single individual produces offspring that are genetically identical?

______________ fertilization occurs outside the body of an animal.

What is the name of the female reproductive cell?

The length of time between fertilization and birth is ________________.

______________ is a developmental process in which the form of the body changes. Transforming from an egg to an adult.

What is female reproductive organ that produces egg cells?

A unfertilized reproductive cell is known as a _________.

Is the gestation period the same for all animals?

An unborn or unhatched offspring in the process of development. This developmental stage that follows the zygote stage.

What type of reproduction occurs when two individuals of the same species produce genetically unique offspring?

What is the name of the male reproductive cell?

In ____________ development, the embryo develops within the mother’s body.

What is male reproductive organ that produces sperm cells?