Learning is defined behavioral adaptation as a result of circumstances experienced by the organism. Associative learning and imprinting are two types of learning; specifically, imprinting is both innate and acquired, and it results in a lasting response which the individual will continue to repeat. The young offspring will learn behavioral patterns from its parents and species and has a specific impact in the period of sensitivity, an example of this would be a hatchling in an incubator and the offspring will mimic the behavior of the adult parents.
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<span>Functions of single celled >>> First, the reproduction of an entire unicellular organism, Next, the growth and repair of tissues in multicellular animals, and then the formation of gametes (eggs and sperm) for sexual reproduction in multicellular animals.
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1. Populations of same species become geographically isolated from each other...
2. Populations experience different selective pressures...
3.Populations experience adaptation...
4. Populations are no longer able to reproduce with each other
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