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t/f The PMU mares showed high frequencies of stereotypic behaviors. - correct answers false how many PMU mares showed stereotypic behaviors - correct answers 5/110 where was the first evidence of horse domestication 6000 yrs ago? - correct answers ukraine what was the most likely reason that horses were domesticated? - correct answers to be eaten why were horses good "captive" animals? - correct answers herd animals with sense of hierarchy, flexible diet, easily bred, fairly trainable compared to zebra horses vision on its sides is - correct answers monocular where is a horse's binocular vision? - correct answers a few feet in front of it factors that determine position in herd are - correct answers age, gender, dam's status, temperament agnostic - correct answers resulting from aggression/conflict allelomimetic - correct answers social facilliatation vigilance - correct answers alertness, watching out for others, eating and sleeping in shifts epimeletic - correct answers giving of care et-epimeletic - correct answers care seeking behavior a horses brain has less _______ and more _____ - correct answers cortex, cerebellum classical conditioning is - correct answers stimulus and response appetitive stimulus - correct answers positive stimulus aversive stimulus - correct answers negative stimulus like pain delayed conditioning - correct answers new stimulus, then directly after is old stimulus THIS IS BEST trace conditioning - correct answers new stimulus, a few seconds, old stimulus, works well simultaneous conditioning - correct answers new and old at same time backward conditioning - correct answers old before new operant conditioning - correct answers the horse must operate on surroundings and figure out what is being asked of him pica - correct answers depraved appetite geophagy - correct answers eating dirt coporophagy - correct answers eating feces normal in foals what were the bolton study results? - correct answers domesticated horses competed for food and water but were injured less often and less severely than feral horses, social aggression is more prolonged in geldings than in stallions what were the french group housing results? - correct answers young horses with adults had better social behaviors and less confli