Ethology: how much do you know about animal behavior? There are thousands of animal species in the world today, and some of them have not been researched to the fullest. In the quiz below, you will be expected to show just how much you know about some of the animal species, their behavior, and their characteristics. Do give it a try and see what more you might learn!
Amniotes
Poikilothermic
Homeothermic
Anamniotes
Mammals, Birds
Birds, Reptiles
Amphibians, Reptiles, Fish
Mammals
Amphibians, reptiles
Mayr
Tinbergen
Orcon
Hinde
Southern Vulture Bats
Mecidious Bats
Southern Flying Squirrels
Northern Foxes
Western Ants
Northern Vulture Bats
Bats
Dolphins
Squirrels
Pigeons
Comparative Psychology
Ethology
Sociobiology
Behavioural Ecology
Animal Psychology
Ethology
Sociobiology
Behavioural Ecology
Tinbergen
Lorenz
Mayr
Hinde
E.O. Wilson
William D. Hamilton
Richard Dawkins
John Maynard
Forced Action Process
Forced Action Pattern
Fixed Action Process
Fixed Action Pattern
Flexible Action Process
Immediate Releasing Mechanism
Innate Releasing Mechanism
Immediate Retrieval Mechanism
Intrinsic Retrieval Mechanism
Genetically encoded
Specific to a stimulus
Spontaneous
No individual difference, not influenced by learning
No effect on sensory feedback
Speed of the process
Independent of Immediate control
Predictability of the action
European Red Squirrels
Western Chipmunks
Eastern Chipmunks
Western Red Squirrels
Red Foxes
Western Wolves
Eastern Squirrels
Coyotes
African Wild Dogs
Hyenas
True
False
True
False
Eastern Red-Backed
Yellow-Spotted
Blue-Spotted
Four-Toed
Red-Spotted Newt
Nose-tapping response
Nasolabial groove
Will Scent mark with pheromone
Brooding or Direct Development
Tamping and Scattering
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Molecular Genetics
Embryology
Anatomy and Morphology
Diversity
Biogeography
Palentology
True
False
True
False
True
False
Variation
Fitness consequences
Existence of enough species
Mode of Inheritance
Limited Resources
True
False