Behavior - waggle dance by bees

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Behavior: Waggle dance by bees

Task: Outline Tinbergen's four questions and describe how you might answer each of them in order to understand the origin of the behavior. At this point, you are not expected to have a thorough understanding of how to conduct research on animal behaviour.

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