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Chapter 5 Section 2
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Competitive Group
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Compete for 5 reasons 1. food, shelter, water, space, mates Can occur between or within species Ex) pride of lions steals prey from hyenas Ex) arctic hares boxing over a mate
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Threatening behavior used to gain control over another animal Ex) pride of lions “pecking order” for food Rarely results in injury or death within a species (weaker usually gives up) Ex) puppy rolling over
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An area occupied or defended by an animal or group Established by song, calls, scratches, droppings, or pheromones Keeps young safe, allows access to mates and resources http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQCYxYW1IBw
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Courtship behaviors Ensure males and females of same species recognize each other Typically competitive within the species http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZ7WRtCkARw
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Many species live in groups for protection and finding food Ex) horses, bison, fish,insects, lions
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More difficult for predators to spot individuals some watch for danger, others feed can fend off predators (musk oxen)
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group within a species that works together in a highly organized way Ex) bees (worker, queen, drone) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE-8QuBDkkw
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circadian rhythms – occur over the course of one day Ex) field mice active at night, rest at day
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state of greatly reduced body activity when food is scarce all body processes slow down, use stored fat to meet needs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Svm6yqKx-Go
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seasonal journey of an animal from one place to another move to a place with lots of food, good environment for reproduction can be short (sheep) or long (birds) use sight, taste, magnetic senses to find their way http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYM6LqDJLiM
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