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Behavior
a response to a stimulus
Proximate (Mechanistic) Causation
how action occurs
Ultimate (Evolutionary) Causation
why actions occur
Ecology
the study of how organisms interact with their physical and biological environments
Behavioral Biology
the study of how organisms respond to particular stimuli from those environments
Consummatory
types of behavior that are performed in nearly the same way every time
Modulatory
types of behavior that are highly flexible
Learning
a change in behavior that results from a specific experience in the life of an individual
Fixed action patterns
highly stereotypical behavior patterns
3 characteristics of fixed action patterns
1. There is almost no variation in how they are performed.
2. They are species-specific.
3. Once the sequence of actions begins, it continues until completion.
Innate Behavior
types of behavior that are inherited and show little variation, based on learning
Example of innate behavior
fixed action patterns
Consummatory Behaviors
highly stereotypical and are innate
Modulatory Behaviors