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Plants and Animal Response
Animals in Space
Preparation before Migration
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Internal
clock is first set in action
Typically involce laying down
fat
layers which ensures
enough
enrgy
supply
for the journey
Moulting
feathers (for birds typically) -
replace
flight feathers which ensure
maximum
flight efficiency
May include breeding
Plumage
(bright coloured feathers) for spring migration
Risks of Migration May include:
Insufficient
fat deposits for lengthy journey
Poor
condition feathers : Incomplete journey
Possible
Predation
During the journey (Wound / Die)
Too Weak
/ Unhealthy enough to complete the journey
Sudden Storms
may blew the migratory organism off course / kill them
Benefits of Migration
Avoiding extremes of changing
seasonal climate
e.g Winter where resources are typically scarce
Plentiful hours of feeding at each location
Promote survival / breeding success - Young may grow successfully rapidly and strong
Abundant supplies usually reduce Intraspecific
COmpetetion
- Increase survival
For long distance migration - for it to continue existing - the
advantages
must outweigh the
disad
. / costs
Migration
usually offers greater
reproductive success
compared to non-migration
Navigational Methods may include:
Landmarks
- Familiar places , use as a guide - Coomonly when animal is close to home
Solar
- Sun Compass - sun moves east to weat during the day able to use -
Stellar-
(Star Patterns )When moving at night
Magnetic
- Birds, Whales, Turtles, Bees
Chemical
Traits - Scent trailes find their way to their destination
Sonar
- Sound reflection - Echolocation
Typically Combination of method may used to get to its destination
E.g. = Use solar but may switch to magnetic when sun s obscured /
cloudy
/ may used
landmarks
to get to final destination when getting close to it
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