imprinting (Meaning)

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imprinting (n)

a learning process in early life whereby species specific patterns of behavior are established

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Geese display a remarkable imprinting mechanism, following the first moving object they encounter after hatching.
The newly hatched chicks imprinted on the researcher, seeing him as their mother.
Researchers have observed imprinting in various species, including birds, mammals, and fish.
Imprinting is a critical process for the survival of many species, ensuring attachment to their caregivers.
The imprinting period can vary significantly among different species, influencing the animal's social behavior.
Scientists use imprinting to study animal behavior and understand the development of social bonds.
Imprinting can have both positive and negative effects, depending on the circumstances.
In some cases, imprinting on humans can lead to abnormal social development in animals.
Imprinting is a fascinating biological phenomenon that demonstrates the adaptability and diversity of animal behavior.
Understanding imprinting can help us gain insights into animal cognition and social interactions.

a learning process in early life whereby species specific patterns of behavior are establishedof Imprint

etching, engraving,branding, impressing, engraining, implanting, setting, inculcating, enrooting, stamping

obliterating, obliterating,erasing, erasing,expunging, expunging,blotting out, blotting out

Geese display a remarkable imprinting mechanism, following the first moving object they encounter after hatching.

The newly hatched chicks imprinted on the researcher, seeing him as their mother.

Researchers have observed imprinting in various species, including birds, mammals, and fish.

Imprinting is a critical process for the survival of many species, ensuring attachment to their caregivers.