ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
INTRODUCTION
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Question
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stimulus
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imprinting
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migration
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classical conditioning
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Detailed explanation-1: -For example, large-bodied animals (megafauna, such as elephants) and strong-flying birds (e.g. hornbills) have large home-ranges and/or can cross barriers (such as oceans), and therefore move across large distances.
Detailed explanation-2: -Long-distance dispersal is a characteristically extreme event of propagule movement in any plant or animal population, typically occurring with an extremely low probability but potentially reaching an extremely long distance.
Detailed explanation-3: -There are two types of dispersal: active and passive. Active dispersal is when organisms move from one location to another without assistance, like with bats, birds, and butterflies. Passive dispersal is when organisms need assistance moving from place to place, like seeds, dandelions, or burrs.