A) testosterone.
B) a chemical released by males that reduces premenstrual tension in women.
C) the mother's milk that transfers immunity to the infant.
D) saliva exchanged during kissing (as a sexual stimulant) .
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A) chimpanzees
B) crickets
C) bottlenose dolphins
D) kilpspringers
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A) more surviving children.
B) good food source.
C) help in child rearing.
D) All of the choices are advantages to the female.
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A) chemical
B) visual
C) tactile
D) auditory
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A) chemical communication.
B) auditory communication.
C) tactile communication.
D) visual communication.
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A) displaced aggressive behavior.
B) a means of ranking animals in a dominance hierarchy.
C) actions of an animal that immediately benefit others rather than itself.
D) belligerent behavior that helps an animal compete in its society.
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A) barnacles attached to a boat bottom.
B) a cloud of moths attracted to a light.
C) a swarm of mosquitoes hovering around a sweaty person.
D) a red-winged blackbird singing to ward off other males and attract a female to the nest in his fencerow.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) auditory
B) visual
C) chemical
D) tactile
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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) imprinting.
B) operant conditioning.
C) classical conditioning.
D) insight learning. Incorrect
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A) courtship display rituals.
B) selecting the more aggressive and vigorous males.
C) selecting traits that improve the chances of offspring survival.
D) All of the choices apply.
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A) Chemical
B) Auditory
C) Visual
D) Tactile
E) All of the choices are correct.
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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) makes the animal the smartest.
B) allows the animal to live the longest.
C) allows the animal to live in the widest variety of environments.
D) allows the animal to produce the largest number of viable offspring.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) chemical communication
B) auditory communication
C) tactile communication
D) visual communication
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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) the egg-laying behavior is innate or hardwired into the slug's brain.
B) the egg-laying behavior has absolutely no nervous system involvement.
C) genes can control endocrine gland secretions that control behavior.
D) this slug could avoid being eaten by garter snakes.
E) genes only influence physiology and structure but not behavior.
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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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A) Orientation by birds can be achieved by using the sun or stars in order to determine the direction they should be flying.Navigation is the ability of the birds to change their direction in response to environmental clues.
B) Orientation is the ability of the birds to change their direction in response to environmental clues.Navigation by birds can be achieved by using the sun or stars in order to determine the direction they should be flying.
C) Orientation by birds can be achieved by using the sun or stars in order to determine the speed they should be flying.Navigation is the ability of the birds to change their direction in response to social clues.
D) Orientation by birds can be achieved by using the sun or stars in order to determine the direction they should be flying.Navigation is the ability of the birds to change their direction in response to predator and prey abundance.
E) Orientation by birds can be achieved by using the Earth's magnetic field in order to determine the direction they should be flying.Navigation is the ability of the birds to change their direction in response to environmental clues.
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A) digestive and reproductive
B) excretory and circulatory
C) respiratory and digestive
D) endocrine and nervous
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