The way a particular species of bird constructs its nest is an example of? a learned behavior b and external stimulus c a fixed action pattern behavior

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Gunther

21 July, 23:45

The way a particular species of bird constructs its nest is an example of? a learned behavior b and external stimulus c a fixed action pattern behavior

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Jase Floyd · Answer 1

Jase Floyd 22 July, 01:42

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a fixed action pattern behavior

Audrina · Answer 2

The way a bird constructs its nest is an example of a learned behavior of an animal. Learned behavior occurs after experience or practice. It is more flexible than an innate behavior. Innate behaviors cannot be learned or changed. When conditions change, learned behaviors also change. Humans are the most intelligent type of animals. They become what they are depending on what environment had taught them and adopt to it.