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A) this is a case of sexual selection.
B) each female worker is waiting to get her chance to reproduce.
C) this is a case of bees consciously understanding the need to preserve the nest for their individual benefit-they might survive if all work together.
D) These worker bees will have a reproductive benefit if the members of the hive survive.
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A) chemical communication
B) visual communication
C) auditory communication
D) None of the choices are used by social insects.
E) All of the choices are used by social insects.
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A) imprinting.
B) operant conditioning.
C) insight learning.
D) classical conditioning.
E) polyanthus.
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A) reduce fighting between species.
B) increase the inclusive fitness of the altruist.
C) increase the life-time reproductive success of the altruist.
D) force individuals to cooperate with one another and thereby increase mating and population growth.
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A) Innate behavior is usually inherited.
B) Innate behavior is triggered by a stimulus.
C) Fixed action patterns are sometimes subject to modification by learning.
D) Animals with simple nervous systems tend to respond to a stimulus with an innate behavior.
E) All behaviors can be explained as fixed action patterns.
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A) nervous and endocrine
B) endocrine and urinary
C) muscular and neural
D) respiratory and urinary
E) None of these systems will influence behavior.
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A) repeatedly encourage the child to perform a behavior and then reward the good behavior so the child associates the behavior with the reward.
B) repeatedly encourage the child to perform a behavior and then wait several days before rewarding the good behavior so the child associates the behavior with the reward.
C) wait until the child accidentally performs a behavior that is desirable and then reward the good behavior so the child associates the behavior with the reward.
D) never encourage a specific behavior from a child but randomly give them rewards.
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A) altruism.
B) sexual selection.
C) territoriality.
D) foraging.
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A) reciprocal altruism.
B) kin selection.
C) inclusive fitness.
D) territoriality.
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A) environmental stimuli such as changes in temperature
B) the bird getting older
C) an increase in the number of males within the population causing an increase in competition for mates
D) a new predator moving into the environment that poses a threat to the survival of the population
E) All of these are proximal causes that will influence birds to migrate.
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A) Cheetahs will scent-mark their territory to warn other cheetahs to stay out.This will decrease their competition for food within their territory.
B) Cheetahs will scent-mark their kills so they can find them again.This will increase their availability of food.
C) Cheetahs will scent-mark their trails so that other cheetahs can follow them to optimal food sources.
D) Cheetahs do not use pheromones to increase their foraging success.
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