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____ - choosing a place to live
Spatial distribution/Habitat Selection
Place you choose to live will be because it will give you an increased ability for two things: ____.
survive
reproduce
____ - stay where I was born
Natal Philopatry
____ - leave
Natal Dispersal
But better risk of inbreeding,
Overcrowding and
Greater competition
Natal Philopatry
Typ best for all species is one sex ____ in the area and one sex ____.
stays
disperses
Insect species -choosing a place to lay eggs.
The larger the leaf the larger the offspring, offspring feed off sugars in veins, so will have preferences.
Will choose a large leaf to share versus small leaf to themselves.
Larger the leaf, the better you are.
Ex. 2 percent of leaves on a tree are large all have aphids, 1.3 are small have no ____
Poplar Aphids
aphids
In birds typically the ____ will disperse
In mammals the ____ will disperse.
female
male
____ disperse to avoid inbreeding with their brothers who are in those territories.
Females birds
Birds are ____,
Males compete for ____ and not for mates, that means that a male needs to be familiar with an ____.
monogamous
territories
area
Mammals - most are ____ (single male with multiple females)
____ directly compete for females
Young ____ disperse to increase their chance of breeding
polygynous
males
males
____ (mammals) often live in matrilineal social groups - benefits of living with relatives, so males must disperse to avoid inbreeding.

Ex. Elephants , males go off, ____ with their relatives entire lives
females
females
Mating system influences whether father is present when daughters reach sexual maturity.
____ fathers are around so the females need to go.
____ the father is often not around so the female does not have to leave.
bird
mammals
3 hypotheses about dispersal:
Reduce inbreeding
Reduce mate competition
Reduce competition with parents
____ - harem situation
Polygynous
___ - both sexes compete therefore both disperse
Monogamous
____ - solitary males and females and mate when they meet.
Promiscuous
____ - males compete, therefore males disperse
Polygynous/promiscuous
____ - the parents kick the offspring out so as to avoid a parent offspring competition. Direct competition between parents and their offspring for reproductive success.
Oedipus hypothesis
____ mammals - should be exclusive so the son does not need to be kicked out.
Monogamous
____ birds -
Daughter bird, the female can trick her parents.
So female birds are a threat, while male birds are not.
Monogamous
____-
Mammal sons can steal mates so gets kicked out
Daughters can stay
Birds - both are forced to disperse
Polygynous
So ____ birds always disperse, ____ mammals most often disperse.
female
male
Belding ground squirrel -
polygnous
شعبي
popular
Prarie/pine voles -____, both leave equally
monogamy
___ - inherit a preference for a type of environment
Heredity
Learning - ____, learning what their environment
habitat imprinting
Habitat preference based upon:
Heredity
Learning
Social facilitation
tradition
____ - join others of another species if you see others

Ex. Wood frogs egg masses, duck hunting
Social facilitation
____ - behavior from one generation to the next, you learn to prefer your environment
Ex. Sheep have preferences and do not transplant well strong habitat

Or vice versa -
Deer and moose recolonize/transplant very well
Tradition
____ lost if not reinforced each generation.
Inherited preference
Deer mice inherit habitat preference, but can ____ to prefer a different habitat.
learn
____ - movement of animals away from an area and then a return to that area
Typically between a breeding area and an overwintering/feeding area
Migration
Can be short distances - salamander less than 1 km
Or long distance - northern elephant seals
Migration
____
____ - they are at each of the poles when that pole has almost 24 hours of daylight.

Blackpoll warbler, very fuel efficient -
"car = 720,000 mpg"
Migration
artic tern
____- migratory restlessness
Ex students at 5 minutes to class over
Zugunruhe
____ - store up energy and metabolism changes, and then combining with weather is combines to
Timing of migration
Why do animals migrate?
Because it increases survival and reproduction!
____ - not the same individual that completes the migration!
Depending on length of summer have 3-6 generation in canada/northern united states.
One single ____ goes to mexico and spends the winter there.
It lays its eggs only in milkweed plants across southern us. The ____ then fly back to canada, the exact same place parents came from.
2 different generations, but exact same place.
Monarch butterfly
____ can be reduced, store up more energy, particular pathways, but cannot be eliminated
Costs of migration
____ -
Lots of energy
Lots of predation risk
Inhospitable terrain
Unstable weather
Relinquish territories when migrating
Costs of migration
____
Energy profit
Reproductive profit
Benefits of migration
____
More hospitable environment
Go to food/water resources.
Energy profit!
____ (why return at all)
Ex tern - days longer etc
May return to an environment with less predators
Reduce competition of more populated warmer regions.
May not be as nice, but safer.
Reproductive profit
Mice preferring the habitat in which they were raised is an example of
Habitat imprinting
Female aphids would rather form galls on their own small leaf than share a large leaf.
False, reverse
In bird species, the ___ is most likely to disperse.
Female
Duck hunters often uses artificial duck models to attract birds to their pond… why does this work?
Social facilitation