Showing posts with label animal care and Behaviour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal care and Behaviour. Show all posts
Thursday, 26 July 2018
The potential Effects of Microplastics on Biodiversity in the south East Kent Coast
This Paper is written by myself to show
The potential Effects of Microplastics on Biodiversity in the south East Kent Coast
The potential Effects of Microplastics on Biodiversity in the south East Kent Coast
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Wednesday, 15 March 2017
Learned and Innate Behaviours
Compare the strengths and weakness of learned and innate behaviour in Wild Animals.
Innate; Advantage of Speed, No mistakes, Less need for parental care
Learned; Adaptability, Flexibility
Flash Memory example;
One trial learning, example; Bee and toad imprinting
Working Memory;
Looking for prey. Example; Eagle and Mouse
Non-declarative Memory;
Skills Memory, Example Human learning to ride a bike
Declarative Memory
Learning a fact about something.
Types of Learning;
Non-Associative - habituation
Association;
- Imprinting
- Classical conditioning
- Operant Conditioning
THE SIMPLEST FORM OF LEARNING IS HABITUATION;
-Reduced response to constant or repetitive stimulus
-Makes sense from an information theory perspective
-Different from sensory adaptation
- In simple organisms the neural mechanism is pretty well understood
Innate; Advantage of Speed, No mistakes, Less need for parental care
Learned; Adaptability, Flexibility
Flash Memory example;
One trial learning, example; Bee and toad imprinting
Working Memory;
Looking for prey. Example; Eagle and Mouse
Non-declarative Memory;
Skills Memory, Example Human learning to ride a bike
Declarative Memory
Learning a fact about something.
Types of Learning;
Non-Associative - habituation
Association;
- Imprinting
- Classical conditioning
- Operant Conditioning
THE SIMPLEST FORM OF LEARNING IS HABITUATION;
-Reduced response to constant or repetitive stimulus
-Makes sense from an information theory perspective
-Different from sensory adaptation
- In simple organisms the neural mechanism is pretty well understood
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