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48 Cards in this Set
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sex differences between mammalian phalluses
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dimorphic differences
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sex differences between testes and ovaries
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dichotomous differences
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where many components of the human male reproductive system are derived from
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Wolffian Ducts
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where many components of human femal reproductive system are derived from
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Mullerian Ducts
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XXY chromosomal abnormality
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Klinefelter's syndrome
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Protandry and protogyny are classified as
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sequential hermaphroditism
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In wolf spiders the female is attracted to the hair on the males legs, this is an example of
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sign stimuli
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suicidal mating behavior is found in RED BACK SPIDER is a way to prolong its
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sperm transfer
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Sexual imprinting is demonstrated by the courtship of
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Goldeneye
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attributing human motivation, intention, and values to other biological organisms and inanimate objects
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anthropomorphism
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sexual dimorphism of the horns of male ibexes is an example of
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sexual selection
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ruby throated humming birds fight off any intruders that invade their...
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territories
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females choose a good looking partner with...
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healthy mates and good genes
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greater speared bats use this
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female defense polygyny
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the sea louse uses this kind of polygyny strategy
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resource defense
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these birds build elaborate displays to attract females
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bower birds
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giant clams are known to be hermaphrodites, the release
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sperm and eggs
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amphibian that lays eggs on land
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South American rain frog
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example of monotreme
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Platypus
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kangaroos belong to this group
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marsupial mammals
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Antartic emperor penguins provide _______ for their young
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Paternal and Maternal
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Cooperative breeding is found in...
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Florida scrub Jay
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European Common Cuckoos practice
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brood parasitism
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they lay eggs directly into living organisms to provide nutritional resources for the young
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cabbage white caterpillar wasp
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Flatworms use a rudimentary nervous system in order for them to hunt...
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earthworms
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Simple nerve network in used to coordinate movements of the...
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moon jellies
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For vampire bats to survive they must practice...
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reciprocal altruism
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ability to guide by the sun in foraging is found in...
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honey bees
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habitat change and human hunting in 19th century resulted in the extinction of...
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Passenger Pigeons
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Sailors over the centuries were instrumental in extinction of...
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Dodo, Mauritius Island Bird
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XO, Infertile, Ovarian dysgenesis, Underdeveloped secondary sex characteristics
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Turner's Syndrome
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XXY, Infertile, no spermatogenesis, long limbed physique, late puberty, underdeveloped sex characteristics
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Klinefelter's syndrome
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Fertile, Tall Male
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XYY Trisomy (Super Male)
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Fertile TAll Female
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XXX Trisomy
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XY Female, mutation in testosterone receptors
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Complete Androgen Intensitive Syndrome
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Intersexes at birth, mutation in an adrenal enzyme-overproduction of testosterone by adrenal gland, XX Male
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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
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Dominant is female then if that female dies then male of breeding pair will change into dominant female
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Protandry
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young begin as small females to breed with super male, after several season they become immature male that compete to become super male when it dies
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Protogyny
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cues when presented to an animal trigger its FAP responses.
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Sign stimuli
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Inner behavior mechanism that quides tha animal to perform their FAP responses
EX: Cycle of the Seasons Length of the day Fluctuation of temperature |
Drive
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ratio of sexually receptive males to receptive females
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operational sex ratio
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mating with many different partners
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polygamy
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one male and many females
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polygyny
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one female with many males
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polyandry
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one male takes charge of a group of females and forms a harem
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female defense polygyny
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males defend valuable territories and resources the females need for nutrition
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resource defense polgyny
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males defend a small territory that they use as a stage for performing rituals to attract females
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Lek polygyny
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males don't defend a territory but try to detect receptive females as soon as possible
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scramble competition polygyny
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