1. Pheromones can be divided into signaling and ________________. (2)
2. Define these 2 classes of pheromones and give one example of each. (6)
3. List 4 types of communication used by animals. (8)
4. The production of the puberty-accelerating pheromone in house mice is dependent upon the hormone ________________ . (2)
5. Diagram how puberty regulating pheromones fit into the scheme of
density dependent regulation of rodent populations. (8)
6. Define the following terms and relate each to behavior: (12)
8. Assume that you are at a picnic and you see a trail of ants marching
along. A 10-year- old child asks you, "Why are the ants in a line?" Provide
an answer using both proximate and ultimate answers understandable to the
child. (8)
9. The control of avian migration appears to occur in two phases.
A likely stimulus used during the preparatory phase is ______________,
and a likely stimulus that triggers the actual departure on the migratory
trip is ___________________________ (4)
10. Name 1 insect, 1 amphibian, 1 reptile, 1 bird and 1 mammal that
shows an annual migration (common name is OK): (5)
11. Name 3 objects or natural phenomena animals can use to determine
direction during migration or homing. (6)
12. List 2 costs and 2 benefits of dispersal in animals. (8)
Costs:
Benefits:
13. Describe 2 possible benefits of flocking in birds. (4)
14. What is Batesian mimicry? (4)
15. Animals may avoid predation to themselves or their kin by showing
a __________ display. (2)
16. List 4 types of aggressive behavior. (4)
17. What would be a "proximate" & an "ultimate" explanation for
infanticide in animals such as the lemur or lion. (9)
Proximate:
Ultimate: