Imprinting

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How does the chick recognize her own mother?

Q.

Which among these is the correct combination of aquatic mammals?

1. Seals, Dolphins, Sharks

2. Dolphins, Seals, Trygon

3. Whales, Dolphins, Seals

4. Trygon, Whales, Seals

Q. ___ is an innate or inbuilt response or an inborn pattern of behaviour that is characteristic of a species and is often a response to specific environmental stimuli.

Q. The chickens and ducklings are able to walk almost immediately after hatching from the egg. The duckling can even swim after a few days. They recognise their mother because of a behaviour type called___.

Q. What is imprinting and how did Konrad Lorenz study it for the first time?

Q.
Given picture is an example of which animal behavior?

1. Instinct
2. Imprinting
3. Imitation
4. Running

Q.

Difference between broilers and layers

Q. Which of the following behaviour was studied by Konrad Lorenz?

1. Imitation
2. Instinct
3. Imprinting
4. Conditioning

Q. ____ is a type of behaviour where one animal copies another animal.

1. Imprinting
2. Imitation
3. Conditioning
4. Instinct

Q. The emotional attachment of a newly born animal with the other animal is called _____.

1. instinct
2. imprinting
3. tagging
4. conditioning

Q. What is the type of behaviour shown by ducklings in the given picture?

1. Instinct
2. Imprinting
3. Conditioning
4. Imitation

Q. Young animals learning different behaviours from their immediate environment is called .

1. imprinting
2. imitation
3. conditioning

Q. Try to find out more examples of imprinting from your surrounding

Q. ___ is the rapid learning that occurs during a brief receptive period, typically soon after birth or hatching, and establishes a long-lasting behavioural response to a specific individual or object, as an attachment to the parent, offspring, or site.

Q. Statement 1 [S1]: Cross fostering is raising of young ones by nonbiologically related individuals.​

Statement 2 [S2]: Imprinting lets young animals recognise their mother from young age.

1. Both S1 and S2 are false
2. S1 is true, S2 is false​
3. Both S1 and S2 are true ​
4. S2 is true, S1 is false​

Q. The Austrian scientist who studied animal behaviour is _____.

1. Christian Doppler
2. Konrad Lorenz
3. Ernst Mach
4. Sigmund Freud

Q. Chickens and ducklings are able to walk almost immediately after hatching from the egg. It is an example of which behavior in animals?

1. Instinct
2. Imprinting
3. Conditioning
4. Locomotion

Q. Identify the animal behavior.
Geese recognize a ringing bell as mother if exposed to it during a critical period shortly after hatching.

1. Reasoning/insight
2. Imprinting
3. Classical conditioning
4. Habituation
5. Instinct

Q. Read the following passage and answer the following question.
A group of 10 newly hatched chicks was separated into two smaller groups containing five chicks each. One group (Group A) was left with the mother hen, the other group (Group B) was taken shortly after hatching and kept with a mother goose. The chicks in Group A displayed normal behavior and followed the mother hen around. The chicks in Group B followed the mother goose around and exhibited goose like behavior, such as swimming. After one week, Group B was reunited with the mother hen, but ignored her, and instead continued to follow the mother goose around the barnyard. If exposed to a mother pig during the period shortly after hatching, the chicks in Group B would exhibit

1. Pig like behaviour
2. Goose like behaviour
3. Chick like behaviour
4. Unique behaviour
5. Unknown behaviour

Q. A psychological learning done by the baby animal about the characteristics of its immediate surrounding is termed as ___ .

Q. Read the following passage and answer the following question.
A group of 10 newly hatched chicks was separated into two smaller groups containing five chicks each. One group (Group A) was left with the mother hen, the other group (Group B) was taken shortly after hatching and kept with a mother goose. The chicks in Group A displayed normal behavior and followed the mother hen around. The chicks in Group B followed the mother goose around and exhibited goose like behavior, such as swimming. After one week, Group B was reunited with the mother hen, but ignored her, and instead continued to follow the mother goose around the barnyard.
The behaviour exhibited by the chicks in Group B is

1. Imprinting
2. Instinct
3. Insight
4. Habituation
5. Conditioning

Q. Chickens and ducklings are able to walk almost immediately after hatching from the egg. It is an example of which behavior in animals?

1. Instinct
2. Imprinting
3. Locomotion
4. Conditioning

Q.

name the male and female s*x organs in funaria

Q. Which of the following animal imitate humans?

1. Monkey
2. Beluga Whales
3. All of the above
4. Parrot

Q. Birds imprint only on birds.

1. False
2. True

Q. Chickens and ducklings are able to walk almost immediately after hatching from the egg. It is an example of which behavior in animals?

1. Instinct
2. Imprinting
3. Locomotion
4. Conditioning

Q. A 'courtship behavior' may best be described as ________.

1. the behaviour of a jackdaw who shows off his feathers
2. the behaviour of a male bird to attract a female bird
3. the behaviour of any male to win a female of the same species
4. the behaviour by which a male bird displays its beauty to the female bird

Q. Mimicry is an important biotic factor in communities all over the world. For instance, viceroy butterflies closely resemble (mimic) monarch butterflies. Birds that eat viceroys enjoy a good meal, but those that eat monarchs retch right away. The behaviour of viceroy butterfly describes the type of mimicry is

1. Mullerian
2. Aggressive
3. Crypsis
4. Batesian
5. Deflection

Q. Which of the following do not come under Human behaviour?

1. Instinct
2. Tagging
3. Imprinting
4. Conditioning

Q. Konrad Lorenz first studied animal behaviour of _____.

1. geese
2. calf
3. chickens
4. squirrel