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 Social Behaviors :                                                Communication

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 Social Behaviors :                                                Communication

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- A relationship between individuals that is established through force, aggression and submission in order to establish priority access to all desired resources. (Dominance hierarchy, 2018. Animal Behavior)
- The Dominance hierarchies are known in social mammals (ex. wolves).

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- Trait that makes an individual successful in it's environment.
- Signals are modified from the last existing structure or behaviors. (ex. feeding) Some species use these signals to avoid a deadly force just like snakes though they are able to harm each other. Other species however use signals to recognize one another. Natural Selection plays a part in the adaptions since the species are able to identify and communicate with one another which would increase the survival rate.

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Comminucation plays a big role in species, dominance, adaptions, reproductive all these characteristic are part of natural selection. If a species has the adaptions then they have a higher chance of survival compared to a species that may not. For example, the wolf population is dominate and they stick together to find resources where a smaller population like fish won't have the same power as the wolves.

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Encyclopaedia Britanica. (2018). Social Behaviour. Retrieved from https://www.britannica.com/topic/animal-social-behaviour/The-how-and-why-of-social-behaviour#ref282533.

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- Activity directed toward perpetuation of a species.
- Action that is directly involved in the process in which organisms generate at least one replacement.

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Benefits of communication would be reproductive behavior, territoriality, dominance interactions, parental care, and interactions within families.