L A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 2 What characterizes a fixed action pattern (FAP) in animal behavior? A flexible response that adapts to changing environmental conditions. A behavior that is entirely learned through observation and experience. An instinctive (innate) and stereotyped behavior triggered by a specific stimulus. A behavior exclusively exhibited in social settings within a group.

L A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 2 What characterizes a fixed action pattern (FAP) in animal behavior? A flexible response that adapts to changing environmental conditions. A behavior that is entirely learned through observation and experience. An instinctive (innate) and stereotyped behavior triggered by a specific stimulus. A behavior exclusively exhibited in social settings within a group.

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