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Insect Communication

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  1. 1What is the definition of Ethology?the study of animal behavior
  2. 2How does Ethology define communication?an action or condition on the part of the organism that alters the behavior of another organism in an adaptive way
  3. 3What is Communication?A process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior
  4. 4Why do insects communicate?To communicate their presence to others
  5. 5What is intra specific communication?same species communication
  6. 6What are some examples of intra specific communication?mating, sharing resources, regulating territory (etc).
  7. 7What is interspecific communication?Communication between different species
  8. 8What is an example of interspecific communication?typically and largely defense
  9. 9What are the three different Communication Modes of InsectsVisual, Sound, Chemical
  10. 10What are the advantages to Visual Communication?Effective over long distances,
    fast (speed of light),
    effective in all directions,
    passive signals require no expenditure of energy,
  11. 11What are the disadvantages of Visual Communication?Requires a clear line of sight
    Exposes "you" to predators unafraid of eating you
    only effective in daylight
    Active signals may require fuel
  12. 12*MT: What makes ants taste bad?Formic Acid
  13. 13What UV spectrum can insects see?300 nm to 650 nm
  14. 14Why can't insects see red?red is 800nm which is out of range in vision for insects
  15. 15What wavelength do humans see?400nm to 800nm
  16. 16What are Nectar guides?Nectar guides are UV pigment a flower has to guide insects to it's nectar.
  17. 17How did Karl von Frisch insects cannot see red?He put out sugar troughs and put out red and blue cards, the bees could only be trained to go to the blue cards
  18. 18What also changes an insects sight?The insects compound eye
    Makes insect see as if they are seeing through stained glass
  19. 19What is an example of a Passive Visual Signal in insectsAlternating colors of light and dark signal to predators that an insect tastes bad
  20. 20What are the different types of Mimicry in Insects?Camoflauge, Batesian Mimicry, Mullerian Mimicry, and Aggresive Mimicry
  21. 21What is Batesian Mimicry?the model bug is toxic the mimic is not
  22. 22What is Mullerian MimicryBoth the model and the mimic are toxic
  23. 23What is an Aggressive Mimic?Predators share the same characteristics as a harmless species
  24. 24What is an Acoustic Aggressive Mimic?An aggressive mimic will make a mating call of it's prey to draw in prey
  25. 25Why do fireflies create light?visual communication, mate attraction, and defense from predators
  26. 26How do fireflies create light?the enzyme luciferase acts on luciferin,
    w/ magnesium ions,
    ATP,
    and oxygen
    The light is not hot
  27. 27Are fireflies flies?No fireflies are beetles
  28. 28What are the advantages of Insect Sounds?not limited by environmental barriers,
    effective over distances and around corners
    highly variable fast changing
    works at night
  29. 29What are the disadvantages of Insect Soundmay reveal location of sender to a predator
    less effective in noisy environments
    may use up physical energy
  30. 30What are the 5 types of ways insects make sounds?Stridulation
    Knocking or Tapping
    Vibrating Membranes
    Hissing
    Wing Vibration
  31. 31What type of Sound is Insect Stridulation?rubbing body parts to make sound (Orthopetra)
  32. 32What type of Sound is Insect Knocking or Tapping?Insects knocking body parts against something else to make sound
  33. 33What type of Sound is Insect Vibrating Membranes?Vibrating membranes mannn
  34. 34What type of sound is Hissing?Insects force air through their spiracles resulting in a hissing sound
    (Hissing Cockroach)
  35. 35What sort of insect sound is wing vibration?The vibrating and thus buzzing of wings
    bees, flies, Lepidoptera
  36. 36What are insect sounds for?territoriality, attracting a mate, and defense
  37. 37What are the advantages of Chemical Communication in Insects?not limited by environmental barriers
    effective over distances and around corners
    effective in day and night
    longer lasting than visual or auditory signals
    Doesn't take up a lot of energy
  38. 38What is the on disadvantage of Chemical Communication?Not effective in Wind
  39. 39What are pheromones?volatile chemicals produced by glands
  40. 40What are the 5 different types of Pheromones?sex
    trail marking (ants)
    Aggregation (bark beetles)
    caste regulation (social)
    Alarm (aphids, bees)
  41. 41Pheromones are typically ____ specificintra-specific
    within the species
  42. 42What gender typically produces Pheromones?Females
  43. 43Who figured out the "dance" of the Honey Bee?Karl von Frisch
  44. 44Describe the Honey Bee Dance*Honey Bees dance in a figure 8
    *extended mid wiggle to explain how long it took to get to the flower
    *the angle of rotation to the sun locates where the flower is
    *if the flower is close circular
  45. 45Describe the key characteristics of the Honey Bee Dancetactile
    odors
    visual
    auditory

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