Animal Behaviour - Revision

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Across
  1. 3. Used by males to prevent sperm competition
  2. 7. A palatable animal mimics the warning signals of unpalatable species
  3. 8. A relationship where both animals benefit
  4. 11. Females chose best male to mate with
  5. 13. A large group made up of smaller social units (or families) which form for coordinated behaviours such as flight
  6. 14. Signals permanently perceptible such as colourful plumage or persistent body odours
  7. 15. Positive social interactions
Down
  1. 1. The genetic survival of a social group
  2. 2. Disadvantaging yourself to help another
  3. 4. Undeveloped young highly dependent on parental care for survival
  4. 5. A mathematical theory used to explain why kin engage in altruistic acts
  5. 6. Females mating with several male mates
  6. 9. Care given to offspring by non-parents
  7. 10. Example of signalling theory where an animal will 'cheat' to gain an advantage
  8. 12. Communication between members of the same species