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triver's parental investment hypothesis
sex that invests more effort& more resources in offspring is the limiting resource for the reproduction of the less investing sex-object of competition
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triver's parental investment hypothesis sex that invests more effort& more resources in offspring is the limiting resource for the reproduction of the less investing sex-object of competition
parallel testing more than 1 observer collects data at same time
ethnogram inventory of behaviors of a species with the behaviors organized into categories
focal animal sampling occurrences of actions of 1 individual are recorded during a predetermined sample period
optimal forager one that forages in way that maximizes its net energy gain
innovation newly invented behaviors
ratchet effect hypothesis cumulative cultural change, beneficial modifications to existing habits can accumulate over time
mimicry copy motor patterns without adopting or understanding goal/intention
emulation adopt goal/intention without copying precise motor pattern
true imitation adopt goal/intention and copy precise motor pattern
life history approach model of how individuals allocate resources (energy&effort) over lifetimes to maximize reproductive success
adrenarche hormones from adrenal glands that helps shape the brain
senescence deterioration of body function as we grow older
antagonistic pleiotropy genes that are beneficial early in life can have adverse affect later in life
grandmother hypothesis menopause evolved to switch women from investing in offspring production to investing in their grandchildren
reproductive ecology study of reproductive functioning as an interaction b/w an organism and it's environment
fecundity capacity to bear offspring
fecundability monthly probability of conception
fertility successful reproduction b/c you had children
exocrine glands secrete substances into ducts that empty into body cavities or onto surfaces
endocrine glands secrete products called hormones that enter bloodstream then are carried to other regions of the body to exert their effects
adolescent subfecundity 55-85% menstrual cycles during first 2 years are anovulatory
energy balance net difference b/w energy intake and energy expenditure
auxology science of human growth and development

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