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Chapter 45 Introductionmorris2e_ch45_1.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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45.1 Tinbergen’s Questions morris2e_ch45_2.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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45.2 Dissecting Behavior morris2e_ch45_3.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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The fixed action pattern is a stereotyped behavior. morris2e_ch45_4.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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The nervous system processes stimuli and evokes behaviors. morris2e_ch45_5.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Hormones can trigger certain behaviors. morris2e_ch45_6.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Breeding experiments can help determine the degree to which a behavior is genetic. morris2e_ch45_7.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Molecular techniques provide new ways of testing the role of genes in behavior. morris2e_ch45_8.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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45.3 Learning morris2e_ch45_9.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Non-associative learning occurs without linking two events. morris2e_ch45_10.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Associative learning occurs when two events are linked. morris2e_ch45_11.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Learning is an adaptation. morris2e_ch45_12.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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45.4 Orientation, Navigation, and Biological Clocks morris2e_ch45_13.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Orientation involves a directed response to a stimulus. morris2e_ch45_14.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Navigation is demonstrated by the remarkable ability of homing in birds. morris2e_ch45_15.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Biological clocks provide important time cues for many behaviors. morris2e_ch45_16.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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45.5 Communication morris2e_ch45_17.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Communication is the transfer of information between a sender and receiver. morris2e_ch45_18.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Some forms of communication are complex and learned during a sensitive period. morris2e_ch45_19.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Other forms of communication convey specific information. morris2e_ch45_20.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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45.6 Social Behavior morris2e_ch45_21.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Group selection is a weak explanation of altruistic behavior. morris2e_ch45_22.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Reciprocal altruism is one way that altruism can evolve. morris2e_ch45_23.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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The concept of kin selection is based on the idea that it is possible to contribute genetically to future generations by helping close relatives. morris2e_ch45_24.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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Chapter 45 Summarymorris2e_ch45_25.html563c4327757a2e4841000000
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