Question

1. _______ behavior is inherited and programmed in the genetic code.

2. When a deer hears a sound in the forest, such as crackling footsteps, it immediately freezes and then bolts through the bushes. This is an example of the _______ response.
3. Mating rituals or displays can be very complex but are also _______ behaviors.
4. When animals fight and one wins and one submits, this allows for the establishment of a _______. This means that one animal (the winner) likely gets to reproduce and lead the group.
5. _______ behavior is used to intimidate other animals in social interactions. Examples include baring teeth or growling.
6. _______ behaviors rely on prior practice or experience.
7. When a dog is sleeping and does not react to the sound of a person walking around the house, that is most likely an example of ________.
8. A common type of learning that involves experimenting to get a reward is called _______.
9. _______ is the pattern of behavior that follows the day/night cycle.
10. Many bird species have seasonal behaviors that cause them to _______ or change their location.
11. Explain how territorial behavior helps an animal population survive.

Answer 1

1. Innate

2. fight or flight

3. innate

4. hierarchy

5. Aggressive

6. Learned

7. habituation

8. trial and error

9. Circadian rhythm

10. migrate

11. When animals mark their territory they ensure that the mates and food in their area are not overwhelmed. Though territorial animals often fight, it is not to the death, and more to establish social order. This prevents them from over-eating their environment and helps the entire species stay in balance to survive.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Innate

fight or flight

innate

hierarchy

Aggressive

Learned

habituation

trial and error

Circadian rhythm

migrate

When animals mark their territory they ensure that the mates and food in their area are not overwhelmed. Though territorial animals often fight, it is not to the death, and more to establish social order. This prevents them from over-eating their environment and helps the entire species stay in balance to survive.

Step-by-step explanation: