Education - GSCE exercises

Issue	Title
1	Adaptive behaviour in peppered moths The speckled and melanic forms of the peppered moth Biston betularia
2	Foraging behaviour in oystercatchers Foraging in oystercatchers
3	Aggressive behaviour in sticklebacks Stickleback mating strategies
5	Courtship behaviour of peacocks One of the most striking features of a peacock's tail is that some of the feathers end in an apparent eye-spot.
6	Parental behaviour of greater flamingoes In the wild, greater flamingoes breed in very large numbers on salt or soda lakes. Often there are thousands of birds.
8	Orange-tufted sunbird Parental care in the orange-tufted sunbird
9	Adoption in the emperor penguin Emperor penguins breed in the Antarctic, under the harshest conditions for any species of bird.
10	Infant capuchin monkeys The behaviour of infant capuchin monkeys when presented with novel, unfamiliar foods.
11	Vigilance in harbour seals How much time do seals spend looking for predators, and in which direction do they face when they haul out of the water?
12	Effect of mobbing on the behaviour of an owl When birds mob a predator they gather near it, call loudly, fly close to it and occasionally even strike it.
14	Allosuckling in fallow deer Females usually feed only their own fawns, but a recent study has shown that they sometimes allow other fawns to take milk from them.
16	Case-building in caddis fly larvae Caddis flies spend the larval stage of their development in a case on the bed of a stream.
16	Does handling produce less timid lambs? Can early experience with humans make lambs less timid and stressed?
19	Gunnison's prairie dogs Why do female prairie dogs often have more than one mate?
26	Starling learning Can starlings learn from one another?