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ethology

STUDY ON ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

behavior

AN ANIMALS RESPONSE TO SENSORY INPUT

2 distinct categories of behavior


INNATE...

inherited; produces an automatic an consistent response to a stimulus

LEARNED....

NOT inherited; tends to change or improve w/ experience or repeated exposure to stimulus

4 types of innate behavior


KINESIS....

orientation behavior, animal changes its speed of movement but not direction

KINESIS POSITIVE




KINESIS NEGATIVE

if animal slows down in response to a stimulus; enables animal to stay close to stimulus




enables animal to move quickly away from stimulus



TAXIS

which on animal is either attached to (positive) or repelled (negative)



DIFFERENT TYPES OF TAXIS


PHOTOTAXIS....

movement toward or away from light



Rheotaxis....

movement into or away from a current

Chemotaxis

movement toward or away from a chemical source

Thermotaxis....

movement toward or away from heat

Gravitaxis....

movement toward or away from the force of gravity

Hydrotaxis

movement toward or away from water

Reflexes....

involve rapid, stereotyped movement of the body or body part rather than the orientation of the entire body

Fixed Action Patterns

releaser causes the F.A.P. (hehehe)

EFFECTS OF POLLUTION




POLLUTANTS....

substances added to the environment, particularly by human activities




leads to undesirable effects of all living things

Eutrophication....

bodies of water undergo a natural enrichment process




leads to overgrowth than can cause eventual filling in and disappearance of a pond or lake

CULTURAL EUTROPHICATION....

human activities that add an excess of nutrients to bodies of water