Migration Advanced Biology – Spring 2013. WARM UP Why do animals migrate? Do humans migrate? List some differences and similarities between why each species.

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Migration Advanced Biology – Spring 2013

WARM UP Why do animals migrate? Do humans migrate? List some differences and similarities between why each species below migrates. HumansBirds

What is migration? Migration:

What is migration? Migration: A regular (or in some rare cases irregular) movement over relatively long distances.

What is migration? Migration: A regular (or in some rare cases irregular) movement over relatively long distances. Many types of animals migrate, a few examples:

What is migration? Migration: A regular (or in some rare cases irregular) movement over relatively long distances. Many types of animals migrate, a few examples: Birds Fish Mammals

What is migration? Migration: A regular (or in some rare cases irregular) movement over relatively long distances. Many types of animals migrate, a few examples: Birds Fish Mammals Three techniques animals use to migrate.

Migration Techniques

PILOTING:

Migration Techniques PILOTING: When an animals moves from one familiar landmark to another until it reaches its destination.

Migration Techniques PILOTING: When an animals moves from one familiar landmark to another until it reaches its destination. ORIENTATION:

Migration Techniques PILOTING: When an animals moves from one familiar landmark to another until it reaches its destination. ORIENTATION: Animals can detect compass directions and travels in a particular straight line path for a certain distance or until it reaches its destination.

Migration Techniques PILOTING: When an animals moves from one familiar landmark to another until it reaches its destination. ORIENTATION: Animals can detect compass directions and travels in a particular straight line path for a certain distance or until it reaches its destination. NAVIGATION:

Migration Techniques PILOTING: When an animals moves from one familiar landmark to another until it reaches its destination. ORIENTATION: Animals can detect compass directions and travels in a particular straight line path for a certain distance or until it reaches its destination. NAVIGATION: When one determines one’s present location relative to other locations, in addition to orientation.

Types of Migration

Seasonal Migration:

Types of Migration Seasonal Migration: Migration that corresponds with the changing of seasons. Most migrations are seasonal migrations.

Types of Migration Seasonal Migration: Migration that corresponds with the changing of seasons. Most migrations are seasonal migrations. Latitudinal Migration:

Types of Migration Seasonal Migration: Migration that corresponds with the changing of seasons. Most migrations are seasonal migrations. Latitudinal Migration: Movement of animals from North to South.

Types of Migration Seasonal Migration: Migration that corresponds with the changing of seasons. Most migrations are seasonal migrations. Latitudinal Migration: Movement of animals from North to South. Altitudinal Migration:

Types of Migration Seasonal Migration: Migration that corresponds with the changing of seasons. Most migrations are seasonal migrations. Latitudinal Migration: Movement of animals from North to South. Altitudinal Migration: The movement of animals up and down land features, like mountains.

Types of Migration

Reproduction Migration:

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young.

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young. Removal Migration:

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young. Removal Migration: Migration of animals that don’t return to the original area.

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young. Removal Migration: Migration of animals that don’t return to the original area. Complete Migration:

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young. Removal Migration: Migration of animals that don’t return to the original area. Complete Migration: When almost all members of the species leave their breeding range during the non-breeding season.

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young. Removal Migration: Migration of animals that don’t return to the original area. Complete Migration: When almost all members of the species leave their breeding range during the non-breeding season. Partial Migration:

Types of Migration Reproduction Migration: The migration of animals to bear young. Removal Migration: Migration of animals that don’t return to the original area. Complete Migration: When almost all members of the species leave their breeding range during the non-breeding season. Partial Migration: When some, but not all, of the species leave their breeding range during the non-breeding season.