movement behavior

What Is Taxic Movement?

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What Is Taxic Movement? taxis (taxic response; tactic movement) The movement of a cell (e.g. a gamete) or a microorganism in response to an external stimulus. Certain microorganisms have a light-sensitive region that enables them to move towards or away from high light intensities (positive and negative phototaxis respectively). What is Taxi movement biology? A

What Is Stereotypic Behavior?

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What Is Stereotypic Behavior? Stereotypic behaviour has been defined as a repetitive, invariant behaviour pattern with no obvious goal or function. … A good example of stereotyped behaviour is pacing. This term is used to describe an animal walking in a distinct, unchanging pattern within its cage. What causes stereotypic behavior? Stereotypical behaviours are thought