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Avoiding capture behavior
fleeing
inspecting
feigning death
signaling
attacking
Avoiding encounter behaviors
reducing the time or parameters ( alpha and T)
timing of activity (day vs. night)
sheltering behavior
Avoiding detection behaviors
coloration
distribution and spacing
cryptic behavior
Discouraging attacks
coloration (mimicry or warning color)
advertising profitability (show or fitness)
Escaping attacks behaviors
startle coloration
evasive maneuvers
group behaviors ( vigilence, confusion effect, mobbing)
Avoiding consumption behaviors
defensive structures
defensive behaviors
chemical weapons
Spiny Lobster Adaptations
1. avoiding encounters with nocturnal activity and group behavior
2. avoiding detection with transparent color and disruptive color
3. discourage attacks by sticking spines out of holes
4. escaping attacks by having group behavior where they share dens and have coordinated defensive efforts
5. avoiding consumption by growing larger and having many spines and projections
What is a signal?
a unit of information passed from one individual to another
Complexity of signals/communication
specificity and the number of elements are highest for sexual signals and lowest to other species
deception signals are lowest for sexual signals and highest among species
Ritualization Signals
intention movements
ambivalent behavior
protective responses
autonomic responses
displacement activities
redirected attacks
Types of mating signals
species recognition
sex recognition
indication of receptivity
indication of quality
Types of aggression signals
individual recognition
indication of rank
indication of intention
indication of RHP
Types of social signals
foraging information
predator alarm
indication of status
coordination
Why is deception rare?
Deception is rare within a species because it is hard to maintain
War of attrition model of aggression
contests of will first
next is contest of strength
finally serious fight
Hawk Dove Game
hawk can invade dove and dove can invade hawk
therefore neither is an ESS, but a mixture is
Hawk Dove Bourgeois Model
resource holder is the hawk and always wins
the invader is the dove and loses
Hormones in aggression
Usually, androgen and testosterone are high at times of aggression
some animals have high levels of serotonin for aggression, which can remain for long periods of time
Corticosterone is the stress hormone that is sometimes higher to a losing individual
Behavioral Syndrome
A mixed proportion of behavioral types in a population that has been selected for
Advantage of behavioral types
changing environments and the advantages of mixing behaviors favors them being maintained.