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ChapTitleBig9 Evolution and BehaviorChapTitleSmallCOMMUNICATION, COOPERATION, AND CONFLICT IN THE ANIMAL WORLDphelanphys3e_ch9_1.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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9.1–9.4: Behaviors are traits that can evolve.phelanphys3e_ch9_2.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_2_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.2: Some behaviors are innate.phelanphys3e_ch9_3.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_3_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.3: Some behaviors must be learned (and some are learned more easily than others).phelanphys3e_ch9_4.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_4_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.4: Complex-appearing behaviors don’t require complex thought in order to evolve.phelanphys3e_ch9_5.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_5_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.5–9.9: Cooperation, selfishness, and altruism can be better understood with an evolutionary approach.phelanphys3e_ch9_6.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_6_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.6: Apparent altruism toward relatives can evolve through kin selection.phelanphys3e_ch9_7.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_7_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.7: Apparent altruism toward unrelated individuals can evolve through reciprocal altruism.phelanphys3e_ch9_8.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_8_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.8: In an “alien” environment, behaviors produced by natural selection may no longer be adaptive.phelanphys3e_ch9_9.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_9_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.9: Selfish genes win out over group selection.phelanphys3e_ch9_10.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_10_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.10–9.16: Sexual conflict can result from disparities in reproductive investment by males and females.phelanphys3e_ch9_11.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_11_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.11: Males and females are vulnerable at different stages of the reproductive exchange.phelanphys3e_ch9_12.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_12_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.12: Tactics for getting a mate: competition and courtship can help males and females secure reproductive success.phelanphys3e_ch9_13.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_13_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.13: Tactics for keeping a mate: mate guarding can protect a male’s reproductive investment.phelanphys3e_ch9_14.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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9.1 9.14 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: When paternity uncertainty seems greater, is paternal care reduced? phelanphys3e_ch9_15.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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9.14 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: When paternity uncertainty seems greater, is paternal care reduced?phelanphys3e_ch9_16.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_16_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.15: Monogamy versus polygamy: mating behaviors can vary across human and animal cultures.phelanphys3e_ch9_17.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_17_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.16: Sexual dimorphism is an indicator of a population’s mating behavior.phelanphys3e_ch9_18.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_18_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.17–9.18: Communication and the design of signals evolve.phelanphys3e_ch9_19.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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9.18: Honest signals reduce deception.phelanphys3e_ch9_20.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USEphelanphys3e_ch9_21.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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Key Terms in Evolution and Behaviorphelanphys3e_ch9_22.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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REVIEW & REHEARSE: 9 EVOLUTION and BEHAVIORphelanphys3e_ch9_23.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
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9.1–9.4: Behaviors are traits that can evolve.phelanphys3e_ch9_24.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_24_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.5–9.9: Cooperation, selfishness, and altruism can be better understood with an evolutionary approach.phelanphys3e_ch9_25.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_25_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.10–9.16: Sexual conflict can result from disparities in reproductive investment by males and females.phelanphys3e_ch9_26.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_26_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
9.17–9.18: Communication and the design of signals evolve.phelanphys3e_ch9_27.html54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000
DLAP questionsphelanphys3e_ch9_27_dlap.xml54c9b2fd757a2e4f6c000000