...animals phenotype. Many behaviours result from an...
...prey. In some behaviours, muscular activity is...
...activities are also behaviours, as when an...
...Proximate mechanisms produce behaviours that evolved because...
...time that certain behaviours can be learned....
...Concept 51.2 Many behaviours have a strong...
...are involved. All behaviours are affected by...
...innate behaviour. Such behaviours are under strong...
...northern Europe. Migratory behaviours of blackcaps vary...
...information through specialized behaviours called signals. In...
...relate to reproductive behaviours. In honeybees, pheromones...
...courtship songs or behaviours. For example, morphologically...
...mating and parental behaviours are under strong...
...grooming and huddling behaviours. Mated males are...
...of the mating behaviours of the voles....
...the development of behaviours Environmental factors modify...
...factors modify many behaviours. Diet plays an...
...specific experiences. Learned behaviours can be very...
...of its own behaviours with a reward...
...Natural selection favors behaviours that increase survival...
...fertilization engage in behaviours that appear to...
...zebra finches. Courtship behaviours of stalk-eyed flies...
...(often ritualized) agonistic behaviours that determine which...
...Alternative male mating behaviours have been documented...
...behaviour Most social behaviours are selfish, meaning...
...we account for behaviours that help others...
...possible human social behaviours may be influenced...
...REWARD. UNLEARNED INNSATE BEHAVIOURS FAC OPTIMAL FORAGING...