Animal Behaviour flashcards
51 flashcard decks by 25 users · Page 1 of 2
This Animal Behaviour page gathers flashcards on topics from ethology and dog communication to clinical behaviour. University students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 40 decks from more than 20 users, covering university and professional study; pick a deck to begin.
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- Biological Influences on Behaviour5
- Animal Learning and Cognition6
- Social Behaviour and Communication6
- Dog and Cat Behaviour12
- Farm Animal Behaviour6
- Horse Behaviour7
- Behaviour and Animal Welfare5
- Clinical Behaviour Assessment14
- Pet Behaviour Problems8
- Fear, Anxiety and Aggression in Pets8
- Behaviour Modification and Training7
Flashcards
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236 cardsANS 104 Midterm 2 What are the 3 types of parental behavior?
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37 cardsDog Behavior What are the 3 communication patterns a dogs uses?
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52 cardsSpecies Focus: Dogs and Cats What are the 3 genetic factors that affect behaviour?
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58 cardsDog behaviour
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83 cardsUntitled Which of the following is used for a vital sign assessment during a physical examination? a) Age b) Mucous ...
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56 cardsPhysiological and Pathological factors in Behaviour Changes How does Disease affect Behaviour?
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49 cardsBehavior Study Questions What is Ethology?
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44 cardsPrinciples of Behaviour Modification What is the issue with many behaviours that owners find an issue?
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39 cardsRobbie Robbie's signalment and presenting complaint
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29 cardsBruce Bruce's signalment and presenting complaint
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27 cardsCoco Coco's signalment and presenting complaint
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28 cardsSmartie Smartie's signalment and presenting complaint
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36 cardsClinical behaviour What is clinical behaviour?
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21 cardsHenry Henry's signalment and presenting complaint
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22 cardsBehaviour Therapy What is 'clinical animal behaviour'?
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40 cardsSpecies Focus: Pigs What is the social group structure of wild boar?
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18 cardsPaka Paka's signalment and presenting complaint
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32 cardsBehaviour as a biological adaptation Give an example of a harmful, abnormal social behaviour of pigs.
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40 cardsIntroduction to Clinical Animal Behaviour and Behaviour Modification Define an animal behaviour problem
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43 cardsCat behaviour Ancestor of domestic cat
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18 cardsCats Domestication of Cats
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43 cardsLesson 2. Section 2.2. Identify the Major Categories of Animal Behavior Identify the major categories of animal behavior
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30 cardsCanine Aggression What can lower the threshold for displaying aggressive behaviour?
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27 cardsBehavior Part 1 THE STUDY OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
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30 cardsBehavioural Management of Dairy Cows What is the function of dominance-subordinance relationships?
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41 cardsChapter 5 Keywords Animal Behavior
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14 cardsDogs State the Factors Affecting Behaviour
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23 cardsSpecies focus - dairy, beef and sheep How long ago where cows domesticated?
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16 cardsUntitled Types of behavior include
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16 cardsHuman and Animal Interactions
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20 cardsAnimal Behavior Animal behavior can provide important signals related to:
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24 cardsBehavioural indicators of welfare and disease 2 What is the first thing that normally alters before clinical signs occur?
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34 cardsIntroduction to veterinary technology Key terms
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23 cardsAnxiety and behavioural problems in cats How to cats communicate?
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12 cardsDairy, Beef and Sheep Explain the Behaviour of Feral Cattle
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32 cardsDog Anxieties What are the stages of development?
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14 cardsBehaviour management of dairy cows - intro to pract What do cows compete for in loose housing systems?
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25 cardsIntroduction to Veterinary Technology: Animal Behavior
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11 cardsSpecies Focus: Pigs What is the Natural Behaviour of a Wild Boar?
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11 cardsBehaviour as a Biological Adaptation State why it is important to acknowledge behaviour
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About animal behaviour flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Animal Behaviour flashcards
These decks offer questions and prompts on animal behaviour. Start with Introduction to ethology for an introductory topic, or choose Dog Behavior to practise questions on communication through scent and vision. The cards let you work through a topic in small pieces and return to prompts you want to revisit.
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For a focus on factors affecting behaviour, try Species Focus: Dogs and Cats. For clinical topics, Canine Aggression includes questions about circumstances surrounding dog bites, while Anxiety and behavioural problems in cats includes prompts on fear and anxiety.
Work through a deck, pause at each prompt and formulate your answer before checking the card. Revisit the prompts that need more attention. If you want to see a topic set out visually, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you want another way to test your recall. Choose a topic and explore its cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try Introduction to ethology if you want an introductory topic. If you would rather begin with a species, Dog Behavior asks about dog communication, including scent and vision. Choose the deck that fits what you are studying, then revisit individual prompts as needed.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks include dog and cat behaviour, ethology, clinical behaviour and behaviour modification. There are also species-focused decks on pigs and on dairy, beef and sheep. Questions in the dog and cat deck cover genetic, learning and physiological factors affecting behaviour.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.