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Instinctive Behavior Patterns
Complex interactions of innate behaviors between organisms result in many types of animal behavior. For example, courtship and mating within most animal groups are instinctive ritual behaviours that help animals recognize possible mates. Animals also protect themselves and their food sources by defending their territories. Instictive behavior, just like natural hair color, is inherite.

Social Behavior
Animals often live in groups. One reason is that large numers provide safety. A lion is less likely to attack a herd of zebras than a lone zebra. Sometimes animals in large groups held keep each other warm.. Also, mmigrating animal groups are less likely to get lost than animals that travel alone.
Interactions among organism of the same species are examples of SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. Social behaviour include courtship and mating, caring for the young, claiming territories, protecting each other, and getting food. These inherited behaviours provide advant

2007-01-13 04:50:02 · 6 answers · asked by Anonymous in Education & Reference Homework Help

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Instinctive Behavior Patterns
Complex interactions of innate behaviors between organisms result in many types of animal behavior. For example, courtship and mating within most animal groups are instinctive ritual behaviors that help animals recognize possible mates. Animals also protect themselves and their food sources by defending their territories. Instinctive behavior, just like natural hair color, is inherit.

Social Behavior
Animals often live in groups. One reason is that large numers provide safety. A lion is less likely to attack a herd of zebras than a lone zebra. Sometimes animals in large groups held keep each other warm.. Also, migrating animal groups are less likely to get lost than animals that travel alone.
Interactions among organism of the same species are examples of SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. Social behavior include courtship and mating, caring for the young, claiming territories, protecting each other, and getting food. These inherited behaviors provide advant

2007-01-13 04:55:47 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 1 1

I would use the word "inherent" at the end of the first paragraph - and you need to decide whether you are using US or British English - colour and behaviour or color and behavior. (Always be consistent!)

Instinctive Behavior Patterns
Complex interactions of innate behaviors between organisms result in many types of animal behavior. For example, courtship and mating within most animal groups are instinctive ritual behaviours that help animals recognize possible mates. Animals also protect themselves and their food sources by defending their territories. Instinctive behavior, just like natural hair colour, is inherent.

Social Behavior
Animals often live in groups. One reason for this is large numbers provide safety. A lion is less likely to attack a herd of zebras than a lone zebra. Sometimes, animals in large groups help keep each other warm. Also, migrating animal groups are less likely to get lost than animals that travel alone.
Interactions among organisms of the same species are examples of SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR. Social behaviour includes: courtship and mating; caring for the young; claiming territories; protecting each other; and getting food. These inherited behaviours provide advant(ages?)...

(typos corrected, too)

2007-01-13 13:06:13 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Instinctive Behavior Patterns
Complex interactions of innate behaviours between organisms result in many types of animal behavior. For example, courtship and mating within most animal groups are instinctive ritual behaviours that help animals recognise possible mates. Animals also protect themselves and their food sources by defending their territories. Instictive behavior, just like natural hair color, is inherited.

Social Behavior
Animals often live in groups. One reason is that large numbers provide safety. A lion is less likely to attack a herd of zebras than a lone zebra. Sometimes animals in large groups keep each other warm.. Also, immigrating animal groups are less likely to get lost than animals that travel alone.
Interactions among organism of the same species are examples of SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. Social behaviour include courtship and mating, caring for the young, claiming territories, protecting each other, and getting food. These inherited behaviours provide advant

There we go, sorted for you

2007-01-13 12:56:00 · answer #3 · answered by Honey!! 5 · 1 0

Those other people below already seemed to give you enough help, but next time you should just use spell check on Microsoft Word. Works like Magic!

2007-01-13 13:09:45 · answer #4 · answered by shortnspunky 2 · 0 0

numers=>numbers, held=>help, mmigrating=>migrating, organism=>organisms, include=>includes.
those are the ones i could find. you could always use ms word for spelling check

2007-01-13 14:50:34 · answer #5 · answered by steph 1 · 0 0

inherit, not inherite.
emigrating or migrating?
behavior, not behaviour
advantages

Use your spell check.

2007-01-13 12:58:55 · answer #6 · answered by nova30180 4 · 1 0

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