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Biology, 18.03.2021 03:30 Annapetrik

1. What are four questions that a ethologist might ask when studying behavior? 2. How is it possible for natural selection to affect an innate behavior?
3. Describe four types of learned behavior.
4. Explain how learning and genes can interact to affect behavior.
5. Why is imprinting an example of interaction between learned and innate behavior
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