"Innate Behavior and Learned Behavior" Animal Movement and Behavior PPT Courseware 2

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"Innate Behavior and Learned Behavior" Animal Movement and Behavior PPT Courseware 2

innate behavior

A behavior that an animal is born with and determined by the genetic material in the animal's body.

learned behavior

Behaviors acquired through life experience and learning, based on genetic factors and through the effects of environmental factors.

Information 1 - Mother kangaroo and baby kangaroo

The newborn baby kangaroo falls at the base of the mother kangaroo's tail. It can instinctively crawl to the pouch on the mother's abdomen and suck milk from the pouch.

Information 2——Earthworm walking through a T-shaped maze

Electrodes were placed in one arm of the maze, while the other arm was a humid dark chamber with food. When an earthworm crawls onto an arm with electrodes, it receives an electric shock. After much trial and error, earthworms were able to learn to crawl directly toward the moist darkroom.

discuss

Comparing kangaroos and earthworms, what is the difference between innate behavior and learned behavior in the survival of animals?

Innate behavior is the basic survival need to maintain animals

Learning behavior is an animal's continuous adaptation to changing environments to survive better.

limitations of congenital behavior

1. Cardinals feeding goldfish is not conducive to the continuation of the cardinal species.

2. Goldfish cannot learn to find food on their own and are dependent on cardinals.

3. If a creature only has innate behavior but no learned behavior, this creature will be eliminated by nature because it has not learned more survival skills.

The higher the level of an animal, the stronger its learning ability, the more learning behaviors it has, and the stronger its adaptability.

Inspiration Animals continue to learn to adapt to their living environment, and we humans need to learn more, constantly enrich ourselves, and adapt to an ever-progressing society.

The meaning of animal behavior

Innate sexual behavior is the basis of animal survival.

Learning behavior is the result of animals' continuous learning to adapt to the environment. The more learning behaviors an animal has, the stronger its learning ability will be.

practice time

1. Which of the following are innate behaviors of animals ( )

A A big tit secretly drinks milk B An earthworm walks through a maze

C macaque performs tricks D hen feeds chicks

2. Which of the following are learning behaviors: ( )

A cardinals feeding goldfish B migration of wild geese

C parrots D spiders build webs

3. Animals have the ability to learn, which is beneficial to ( )

A find food B escape from enemies

C find a spouse D adapt to complex living environment

4. Among the following animals, the one with the strongest learning ability is ( )

A rabbit B chicken C chimpanzee D earthworm

5. In an emergency, the gecko's tail can automatically break off, and the broken tail can also perform flexion movements. This behavior of the gecko belongs to ( )

A migration behavior B series behavior

C social behavior D defensive behavior

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"Innate Behavior and Learned Behavior" Animal Movement and Behavior PPT Courseware 7 Review the past and learn the new: 1. The concept of animal behavior Activities performed by animals that are conducive to their survival and reproduction 2. The composition of the movement system 3. The structure of bones, joints and muscles relation... ....

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"Innate Behavior and Learning Behavior" Animal Movement and Behavior PPT Courseware 6 Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the types of animal behavior; understand the innate behavior and learning behavior of animals. 2. Learn to distinguish between innate behavior and learned behavior of animals. 3. Pass this lesson...

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"Innate Behavior and Learned Behavior" Animal Movement and Behavior PPT Courseware 5 We have seen peacocks spreading their tails, cranes dancing, geese flying south, bees collecting honey, etc. These are all _______ of animals, that is, the behavior of animals refers to ____________________..

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