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Giving birth to live young
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Reproduce by laying eggs
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Giving birth to offspring that hatch internally
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Viewing animal behavior with a human bias
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Detailed description of animal behavior used in studies
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The negative feedback loop of stress
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The physical detection of stimuli
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The interpretation of stimuli
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Orienting the body in space, ex. balance
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A somatosensory neuron that detects pain
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A person/animal with extra somatosensory neurons; they have 4 types of cone cells and can see extra colors
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A chemical signal that carries a message to a specific target tissue
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______ nervous system, "fight or flight", a state of heightened alert
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______ nervous system, "rest and digest", a state of returning to balance
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______ nervous system, controls involuntary actions necessary for life
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_____ nervous system, obtains sensory input and controls movement
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The optimal condition needed to maintain life
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_____ feedback loop - aims to reverse a change
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_____ feedback loop - accelerates a change to a state
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______'s Four Questions - are asked when studying animal behavior: function, history, cause, development
