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Das tagtägliche Überleben von Tieren basiert zu einem wichtigen Teil auf ihrer Fähigkeit, sich mit Hilfe des Verhaltens an wechselnde soziale und ökologische Bedingungen anzupassen. Diese Verhaltenskapazitäten ergänzen relevante physiologische und anatomische Anpassungen und sind funktional eng mit diesen verbunden. Im Unterschied zu Pflanzen haben die meisten Tiere die Möglichkeit, sich zumindest in einem Lebensstadium (z.B. als Larve) aktiv in Relation zu fitnessrelevanten Faktoren wie Nahrung, Räubern oder Paarungspartnern zu bewegen.

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