An Individual Animal Modifying Its Behaviors as a Consequence of Previous

question 9

Multiple Choice

An individual animal modifying its behaviors as a consequence of previous individual experience provides an example of

• A) learning.
• B) navigating.
• C) orienting.
• D) a fixed action pattern.
• E) behavioral imprinting.

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