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define instinct
reflexes the behavioral patterns inherently present at birth
what is habituation
reflexes and behavioral patterns inherently present at birth
what are 2 types of conditioning
classical conditioning
operant conditioning
define imprinting
those processes where the helpless young bond to their caretaker
what is reasoning
the ability to respond correctly to a stimulus the first time a new situation is presented
what are pheromones
a chemical substances that attract the opposite sex

-when detected the animal will exhibit a flehmen response
define "winking" in mares
when they open and close their vulva while in heat
what is libido
an animals sex drive
why do mothers clean their young my licking them
- to stimulate blood flow
- to warm and dry young
- to bond with their baby
sows lie down, move their legs to encourage young to a teat to milk
allelomimetic
animals of the same species tend to do the same thing at the same time