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Wildlife Ecology: Assignment 3

The correct answer is in bold.

S. No. Question

1 Birds on giraffe are an example of


a. colony
b. commensalism
c. protocooperation
d. allelopathy

2 Egrets with buffaloes are an example of


a. colony
b. commensalism
c. protocooperation
d. allelopathy

3 The scientific study of animal behaviour is called


a. behaviourism
b. ecology
c. ethology
d. prey-predator dynamics

4 The interaction between exotic shrubs and trees through the action of seed predators is an
example of
a. infraspecific competition
b. apparent competition
c. disguised competition
d. harmonious competition

5 Harmonious interactions occur where


a. at least one participant is benefited
b. at least one participant is unharmed
c. both participants are benefitted
d. both participants are unharmed

6 Hamilton's rule can be stated as


a. rB < C
b. rB > C
c. rB = C
d. rB + C = 0

7 Trampling of grass due to the movement of animals is an example of


a. mutualism
b. amensalism
c. commensalism
d. protocooperation

8 I observe a monkey take a tick out of another monkey's head and eat it. In the social context, this
behaviour would be called
a. tick hunting
b. auto grooming
c. allo grooming
d. foraging

9 An inventory of behaviours exhibited by an animal during a behaviour exercise is called


a. ecogram
b. ethogram
c. behaviourogram
d. animalogram

10 I observe a bird take a tick out of another bird's head and eat it. In the social context, this
behaviour would be called
a. tick hunting
b. auto grooming
c. allo grooming
d. foraging

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