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____ - choosing a place to live
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Spatial distribution/Habitat Selection
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Place you choose to live will be because it will give you an increased ability for two things: ____.
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survive
reproduce |
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____ - stay where I was born
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Natal Philopatry
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____ - leave
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Natal Dispersal
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But better risk of inbreeding,
Overcrowding and Greater competition |
Natal Philopatry
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Typ best for all species is one sex ____ in the area and one sex ____.
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stays
disperses |
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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 |
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In birds typically the ____ will disperse
In mammals the ____ will disperse. |
female
male |
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____ disperse to avoid inbreeding with their brothers who are in those territories.
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Females birds
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Birds are ____,
Males compete for ____ and not for mates, that means that a male needs to be familiar with an ____. |
monogamous
territories area |
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Mammals - most are ____ (single male with multiple females)
____ directly compete for females Young ____ disperse to increase their chance of breeding |
polygynous
males males |
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____ (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 |
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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 |
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3 hypotheses about dispersal:
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Reduce inbreeding
Reduce mate competition Reduce competition with parents |
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____ - harem situation
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Polygynous
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___ - both sexes compete therefore both disperse
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Monogamous
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____ - solitary males and females and mate when they meet.
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Promiscuous
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____ - males compete, therefore males disperse
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Polygynous/promiscuous
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____ - the parents kick the offspring out so as to avoid a parent offspring competition. Direct competition between parents and their offspring for reproductive success.
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Oedipus hypothesis
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____ mammals - should be exclusive so the son does not need to be kicked out.
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Monogamous
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____ birds -
Daughter bird, the female can trick her parents. So female birds are a threat, while male birds are not. |
Monogamous
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Mammal sons can steal mates so gets kicked out Daughters can stay Birds - both are forced to disperse |
Polygynous
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So ____ birds always disperse, ____ mammals most often disperse.
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female
male |
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Belding ground squirrel -
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polygnous
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شعبي
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popular
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Prarie/pine voles -____, both leave equally
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monogamy
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___ - inherit a preference for a type of environment
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Heredity
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Learning - ____, learning what their environment
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habitat imprinting
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Habitat preference based upon:
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Heredity
Learning Social facilitation tradition |
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____ - join others of another species if you see others
Ex. Wood frogs egg masses, duck hunting |
Social facilitation
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____ - 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
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____ lost if not reinforced each generation.
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Inherited preference
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Deer mice inherit habitat preference, but can ____ to prefer a different habitat.
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learn
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____ - 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
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Can be short distances - salamander less than 1 km
Or long distance - northern elephant seals |
Migration
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____ - 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 |
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____- migratory restlessness
Ex students at 5 minutes to class over |
Zugunruhe
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____ - store up energy and metabolism changes, and then combining with weather is combines to
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Timing of migration
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Why do animals migrate?
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Because it increases survival and reproduction!
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____ - 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
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____ can be reduced, store up more energy, particular pathways, but cannot be eliminated
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Costs of migration
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Lots of energy Lots of predation risk Inhospitable terrain Unstable weather Relinquish territories when migrating |
Costs of migration
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Energy profit Reproductive profit |
Benefits of migration
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More hospitable environment Go to food/water resources. |
Energy profit!
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____ (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
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Mice preferring the habitat in which they were raised is an example of
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Habitat imprinting
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Female aphids would rather form galls on their own small leaf than share a large leaf.
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False, reverse
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In bird species, the ___ is most likely to disperse.
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Female
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Duck hunters often uses artificial duck models to attract birds to their pond… why does this work?
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Social facilitation
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