Ethology

Q. The study of animal behaviour is called

1. Ethology
2. Ecology
3. Entomology
4. Ichthyology

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What is histology?

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Homeostasis is the term used to describe the:

1. Tendency of biological systems to change with the slightest change in the environment

2. Disturbance of self-regulation process and natural controls

3. Animal and plant material used in the production of homeopathic medicines

4. Tendency of biological system to resist changes so as to remain in a state of equilibrium

Q. The study of animal behaviour under their natural conditions is called .

1. psychology
2. ethology
3. physiology

Q. The study of animal behaviour is called ethology.

1. True
2. False

Q. Identify the type of animals shown in these images

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Q. The study of animal behaviour is called

1. Ethology
2. Ecology
3. Entomology
4. Ichthyology

Q. Viceroy and monarch butterfly shows

1. Batesian mimicry
2. Mullerian mimicry
3. Comouflaging
4. Symbiosis

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what is meaning of psychology?

Q. Ethology deals with the study of

1. Improvement of human race
2. Animal behaviour
3. Birds
4. Distribution of diseases

Q. Identify the correct word from the given options, which means the following:

1. Ornithology
2. Philology
3. Geology
4. Orology

Q. What are the following persons called?
1. A person who studies the human race, especially of its origins.
2. A person who studies the remains of buildings and objects found in the ground.
3 .A person who studies birds scientifically.
4. A doctor who studies and treats heart diseases.
5. A scientist who studies the mind of a person.
6. A person who studies languages.

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Generally what percantage of mind is used by a normal human beings and of sciencetist also.

Q. An arboreal rodent with longitudinal stripes is

1. Squirrel
2. Guinea Pig
3. Beaver
4. Shrew

Q. Organisms within a community have developed defenses against predators. Answer the following question using the choices provided. The answer choices may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
Monarch caterpillars consume milkweed plants. The poisons produced by the milkweed plants are stored in the monarch butterflies, making them distasteful to predators. This is an example of

1. Aposematic coloration
2. Batesian mimicry
3. Cryptic coloration
4. Chemical defense
5. Both A and D

Q. If birds are transferred from ${30}^{0C}$ to ${10}^{0C}$, their body temperature will:

1. Increase by ${10}^{0C}$
2. Decrease by ${30}^{0C}$
3. Changes to ${20}^{0C}$
4. Dose not change at all