Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a behavioral adaptation that helps giraffes avoid predators in their natural habitat?
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49. Animal Behavior
Animal Behavior
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Which statement best compares animal behavior and social behavior?
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Animal behavior refers only to innate (genetically programmed) actions, whereas social behavior refers only to learned actions.
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Animal behavior includes all actions an animal performs in response to internal or external stimuli, whereas social behavior is a subset of animal behavior that involves interactions between individuals of the same species.
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Animal behavior occurs only in solitary species, whereas social behavior occurs only in group-living species.
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Animal behavior is limited to physiological processes (e.g., digestion), whereas social behavior is limited to mating displays.
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