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AP Biology Behavioral Biology

Day 1 Objectives Describe how organisms get innate behaviors Explain how learning occurs Explain how living organisms regulate behavior Analyze how environmental factors can affect behavior Describe how organisms learn

QOD #1 (Question of the Day) Design a simple experiment to tell whether eggrolling in geese is an innate or learned behavior.

Elephants in the Lobby Elephants march through hotel lobby after it was built on their migration trail! The Mfuwe Lodge in Zambia happens to have been built next to a mango grove that one family of elephants has always visited when the fruit ripens. When they returned one year and found the luxury accommodation in the way, they simply walked through the lobby to reach their beloved grove of trees.

Causes proximate (near) physiological genetic mechanisms of behavior Ultimate (distant) evolutionary significance of behavior

Stimulus proximate cause Sign stimulus external sensory stimulus Fixed action pattern (FAP) sequence of acts; unchangeable; carried to completion Supernormal stimulus

Behavior An action carried out by muscles, under control of the nervous system, in response to a stimulus

Learning? Maturation - behavior due to developing physiological changes Habituation - loss of responsiveness to stimuli that convey no adaptive value

Imprinting - learning limited within a specific time period critical period (Lorenz, 73 Nobel)

Conditioning Associative learning: classical conditioning - Pavlov s dogs operant conditioning (trial and error)- Skinner s box

http://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=mt4n9gsbomi

Positive Feedback Reward leads to more of the same good behavior

Negative Feedback Remove a negative stimulus

Ted Talk on Operant Conditioning http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the -difference-between-classicaland-operant-conditioningpeggy-andover

Think some more about the Elephants What unusual behavior do they exhibit? What is the cause, both ultimate and proximate? How do you think this behavior was learned? How could you find out for sure?

Day 2 Objectives How do animals regulate temperature? How do animals use taxis and kinesis?

Animal Behavior Day 2 QOD #2 Think about the ways that animals can control body temperature. Many are physiological. Please list at least three that are behavioral

Temperature Regulation in Animals Most biological systems are complex and rely on the combination of positive and negative feedback to maintain homeostasis

Taxis and Kinesis Taxis directed movement toward or away from a stimulus Kinesis random movement (think about kinetic energy)

Day 3 Objectives How do animals use migration and hibernation to adapt to seasonal changes? How do plants use coloration as a signal behavior? Analyze data, describe and explain how organisms exchange information in response to internal changes and external cues

QOD Coral and King snakes both look very much alike. How do you think this happened, and what advantage/disadvantage does it offer

Migration Movement of monarchs from Canada to Mexico may take 3-4 generations

Altruistic behavior Inclusive fitness~ total effect an individual has on proliferating its genes by its own offspring and aid to close relatives Coefficient of relatedness~ proportion of genes that are identical because of common ancestors Kin selection~ aiding related individuals altruistically Reciprocal altruism~ exchange of aid; humans?

Social behavior Agonistic behavior- contest behavior determining access to resources Dominance hierarchy- linear pecking order Territoriality - an area an individual defends excluding others Mating systems: promiscuous~ no strong pair bonds monogamous~ one male/one female polygamous~ one with many polygyny~ one male/many females polyandry~ one female/many males

Mimicry Batesian a nonharmful species resembles a dangerous one, so that predators avoid both Müllerian two species, both dangerous mimic each other

Coevolution Viceroy and monarch Monarch and milkweed Salicylic acid

How ants count https://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=7ddf8wzfnou As you watch the video, think about how the researchers used the scientific method

Day 5 Objectives Describe the data that could be collected to learn more about how animals respond to their environments Explain how animals use taxis and kinesis to respond to changes in their environment Describe how an organisms response to information affects natural selection

Day 5 QOD How do sensory organs relay sensations to the central nervous system?