| 1 | Cryptic Coloration | | _____ | reduction in probability of dying to predation via associating with others |
| 2 | Behavioral Trade-off | | _____ | reduction in individual vigilance due to increasing group size |
| 3 | Vigilance | | _____ | high jump into the air using all four limbs that functions as an advertisement behavior by prey towards a predator |
| 4 | Endotherm | | _____ | individuals will reduce their risk of predation by moving to the center of a group |
| 5 | Social Group | | _____ | an organism that regulates its body temperature via metabolism |
| 6 | Dilution Effect | | _____ | sudden disappearance of a bright target in prey that makes it difficult for the predator to locate its prey; encourages the predator to give up its attack |
| 7 | Selfish Herd Hypothesis | | _____ | set of individuals that live near and associate with each other |
| 8 | Group Size Effect | | _____ | prey interaction with a predator in order to deter attacks |
| 9 | Predator Harassment | | _____ | advertisement behavior by prey to signal that the predator has been spotted and that pursuit is unlikely to be successful |
| 10 | Mobbing Behavior | | _____ | morphological coloration that matches the color of the environment in order to reduce detection by predators |
| 11 | Tail Flagging | | _____ | predator harassment causes predators to abandon an area |
| 12 | Move-on Hypothesis | | _____ | sacrificing one activity for another |
| 13 | Stotting | | _____ | scanning behavior to check for predators |
| 14 | Pursuit-Deterrence Hypothesis | | _____ | advertisement behavior by prey to warn nearby conspecifics of danger |
| 15 | Alarm Signal Hypothesis | | _____ | rapid wagging of the tail that intensifies when a predator is nearby |
| 16 | Flash Disappearance Hypothesis | | _____ | two or more individuals grouping to harass a predator |