Group hunting improves a wolf’s ability to...     surround prey. develop its traits. sneak up on prey. evade predators.

Explain how the hypothalamus of the brain and the autonomic nervous system allow us to fight or flee in a stressful situation.

What is a common theme among birds and mammals that cooperate in rearing offspring. Group of answer choices offspring are more helpless than normal compared similar species it is difficult for young adults to breed successfully mating between siblings is very high being extremely friendly to strangers

Domestic cats and dogs and other domesticated animals have they shown any signs of evidence of evolution or adaptation since the day they become domesticated? Like their getting larger or different shapes or behavioral especially cats

Adult chimpanzees actively teach and guide offspring in learning tool use behaviors.  True or False

Differentiate Kin selection from altruism.

8. True or False: All behavior has meaning. True False

Do animals benefit their own biological fitness if they sacrifice food or a chance to breed and thereby allow their kin to have more offspring? Is such behavior true altruism? Why or why not?

A 'live fast die young' life history strategy is associated with which type of environment? High resource availability High competition with others of the same species High stress / extreme conditions

A predator's foraging behavior can be altered by prey density is different ways (functional responses). While some predators consume more preys at higher prey density (e.g., spiders), other predators such as pelicans will slowly decrease prey consumption as prey density increases. What type of functional response will describe a backswimmer (aquatic predatory insect) that exhibits low prey consumption under low prey density, rapid prey consumption under moderate prey density that slows down at high prey density? O Type II O Type III O Type I