innate behavior and imprinting. 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyNervous system, hormones and behaviourGCSEEdexcel Created by: chris van hekCreated on: 06-05-13 14:28 what is innate behavior? this is behavior that we are born with and it is a automatic response to stimuli. 1 of 9 is innate behavior something we have to learn? no innate behavior is already hardwired into are brains. 2 of 9 give a example of innate behavior? the startle reflex is an example of innate behavior. 3 of 9 what is the startle reflex? it is a reflex babies have when you do not support the back of there heads. 4 of 9 what will innate behavior increases the chances of? it will increase the chances of surviving and is controlled by there genes. 5 of 9 what did "Niko Tinbergen" find out? he was able to find out there when baby hearing gulls wanted food there parents would be sick down there throat. 6 of 9 why is it useful for a baby duck to know who it's mother is? because it means they are able to find food. 7 of 9 what did "Lernezo" find out about ducks? he was able to find out that what ever a baby duck saw first that is what it would interact with. 8 of 9 when can imprinting happen? imprinting can only happen in a very short period of time , and very early on in a animals life. 9 of 9
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