Semester Test Biology
Which system coordinates the body's response to changes in its internal and external environment?
Nervous system
the resources that an animal protects in its territory can include everything except
Predators
A thermostat is a good example of a(an)
feedback system
Which process enables the body to maintain a stable temperature
Feedback inhibition
One way the endocrine system helps maintain homeostasis is by having
Two hormones with opposite effects regulate certain things
you could conclude that a behavior is innate rather than learned if you showed that
all individuals perform the behavior the same way each time
The Fischer's lovebirds build its nests with long strips of vegetation that it cuts with its beak. A closely related species, the peach-faced lovebird, cuts shorter strips for its nests. When these two species are interbred, the hybrid offspring cut strips of intermediate length for their nests. These observations suggest that this aspect of nest building is
an innate behavior
in pavlov's experiments on classical conditioning, dogs
associated a new stimulus with a reward
Migration is a behavior that is usually influenced by
changing seasons
A pheromone is a type of
chemical messenger
Aquarium fish often swim to the waters surface when a person approaches. Their behavior has probably formed through
classical conditioning
the type of learning that results from two stimuli is
classical conditioning
Closely related species often look similar but have courtship behaviors that are slightly different. One function of courtship in such species would be to
ensure that mating occurs between members of the same species
The members of a society
exhibit a type of social behavior
people who move into a house next to a train get used to the noise, this is because of
habituation
the process in which an animal stops responding to a repetitive stimulus is called
habituation
the process by which organ systems maintain a relatively stable internal environment is called
homeostasis
the ability of salmon to recognize their home stream at spawning time is an example of
imprinting
young sea turtles head for the ocean immediately after they hatch. This behavior is most likely
innate
animals that use language are those that have the greatest capacity for
insight learning
when you use knowledge and experience to figure out why a lamp in your house will not light, you are using
insight learning
insight learning is a form of behavior that
involves applying something already learned to a new situation
any change in which a behavior is altered as a result of experience is called
learning
imprinting is a form of behavior that
occurs during a specific time in young animals
if a dog barks and is let out right away this is an example of
operant conditioning
complex inborn behaviors include each of the following except
potato washing in macaques
if a young song sparrow is raised in isolation and in a soundproof chamber, it will sing a nearly normal song when it's mature. However, it will be able to sing more variations of the song if it is allowed to hear other birds sing as it grows. These finding indicate that
song development in this species involves both innate behavior and learning
Dolphins communicate with one another mainly through
sound
Animals are least likely to migrate out of an area where
there is little or no seasonal change in weather