Animal Behaviour
Description: Animal Behaviour | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Shaka Gupte | |
Tags: Animal Behaviour Characteristics of animal cells |
The process of mating of individuals, which are more closely related than the average of the population to which they belong is called
Territoriality occurs as a result of
How do African ants navigate in the bare desert landscape without landmarks?
Lizards are known to drop their tail as a part of defence reaction which is known as
The relationship between humans and bed bugs is categorised under
The increased response of an organism with respect to the increase in light intensity is called
Which of the following statements is/are incorrect? (I) Mimicry is the ability of an organism to blend with background. (II) Camouflage allows animals to remain unnoticed from a distance. (III) The longest distance travelled by an animal is that of sea bird Arctic tern. (IV) A locust shows periodic migration.
A lichen shows a mutualistic symbiosis between green algae and ______________ .
Which of the following abilities help(s) to redevelop the lost body part or the formation of the whole body from a body fragment?
Which of the following animals resemble a group of poisonous mullerian mimicry?
Which of the following statements are true regarding androgens?
- They stimulate the male pattern of development.
- They stimulate the male and female patterns of development.
- They contribute to sex drive in male and females.
- They contribute to male secondary sex characteristics.
- They stimulate protein synthesis.
The time in a goose's life when it imprints the image of its mother is called
Match the relationship existing between two organisms listed in Group I with its description in Group II.
Group I | Group II |
A. Ammensalism | 1. One population is benefited and the other is harmed. |
B. Commensalism | 2. Two dissimiliar species living together in close association. |
C. Symbiosis | 3. Heterotrophic organisms that ingest other organisms. |
D. Parasitism | 4. One population is inhibited but the other is not affected. |
5. One population is benefited but the other is not affected. |
Which type of interactions are predation and parasitism?
The process by which young animals learn the characteristics of their parents is called