__________ takes the nerve impulse towards the cell body.

• A) Dendron
• B) Axon
• C) Mitochondria
• D) Tentacles

Ability of an animal’s nervous system to perceive, store, process, and use information gathered by sensory receptors called _____________.

• A) Social learning
• B) Humanism
• C) Insight learning
• D) Animal Cognition

The aggressive attacking behavior of male three-spined stickleback fish is an example of ______________.

• A) Flexible Action Potential
• B) Fixed Action Pattern
• C) Flexible Action Pattern
• D) Fixed Action Potential

Gravitation pull of _____________ determines timing of tidal rhythms in marine environments.

• A) earth
• B) sun
• C) moon
• D) star

A stimulus that is strong enough to initiate an impulse is called a __________ .

• A) synapse
• B) signal
• C) impulse
• D) threshold

Cross-fostering study and Twin Studies are the methods to study _________.

• A) genetic disease
• B) gene expression
• C) genetic diversity
• D) genetic variability

Neurons are permiable to ____________ ions.

• A) Na+
• B) Cr3+
• C) Cl-
• D) Al3+

Selective process shaping the history of a behavioural trait explans _____________.

• A) survival cause
• B) proximity cause
• C) ultimate cause
• D) Proximate cause

The ____________ hormone is critical for stimulating male sexual behaviors.

• A) Oxitocin
• B) Prolectin
• C) Estrogen
• D) Testosterone

Which of the following is relevant to instinctive behavior?

• A) Coccon spinning in buterflies
• B) Speaking in humans
• C) Chimpanzee reaching to banana
• D) Squirrel avoiding repeated stimulus such as car horns

Behaviors that are variable with experience are called____________.

• A) Innate Behavior
• B) Territoriality
• C) None of these
• D) Learning Behavior

____________is the affect an individual has on proliferating its own genes by reproducing and helping relatives raise offspring.

• A) Inclusive fitness
• B) Aggregation
• C) Kin selection
• D) Animal societies

Behavior is sum of nervous and ___________ systems.

• A) Excretory
• B) Endocrine
• C) Skeletal
• D) Digestive

Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov conducted his experiments on:

• A) Habituation
• B) Imprinting
• C) Operant Conditioning
• D) Classical Conditioning

By watching their mother, baby ducks learn how to avoid danger and to know what is good to eat. This is an example of___________ behavior.

• A) Innate
• B) Learned
• C) Instinctive
• D) Inborn

Which of the following is the component of behavioral endocrinology?

• A) Lymph
• B) Blood
• C) Enzymes
• D) Hormones

In which of the following fishes reciprocal Altruism could be observed?

• A) Cleaner fish
• B) Carnivorous fish
• C) Scoliodon
• D) Anadromous fish

Maximum parental care is shown by ____________.

• A) Reptiles
• B) Amphibians
• C) Echinoderms
• D) Birds

Message passes through the nerves in the form of __________.

• A) Cell Body
• B) Nerve Impulse
• C) Axon
• D) Dendrite

Which of the following hormones that affects the animal behvious, is not protein or peptide in nature?

• A) Vasopressin
• B) Oxytocin
• C) Testosterone
• D) Prolectin