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Displacement experiments of migratory animals involve taking animals from one location to another (usually one that is not super close).  The researchers then track the animals to see if they can correct for their new position to reach a seasonal goal location (such as their wintering or breeding grounds).  For animals that solely use compass orientation for migration, what happens in these experiments AND WHY? (2 sentences)

You are talking to your brother about this class and you mention that when you were learning about anti-predator behavior that you learned about a case with tree frogs in which their eggs can flee in response to predation.  He says “How can an egg flee?”.  Briefly explain how the system works to him (1-2 sentences)

Explain the difference between use of a compass cue and true navigation in the context of migratory behavior. Provide one example of a compass cue used by migrating animals and what additional information is required for true navigation (2-3 sentences)

In the figure above, the gray individual changes position to reduce its [BLANK-1]. This is a demonstration the [BLANK-2] hypothesis

Susan is buying a new property on which she is receiving a new loan.  In her settlement statement the new loan will appear as:

What is the maximum amount of earnest money deposit that a Seller can keep as part of the liquidated damages provision of the CAR contract in a residential purchase if the Buyer does not close on the property after removing contingencies?

The American with Disabilities Act (vs. Fair Housing Act) applies to which of the following two locations:

How would you describe the current state of the real estate market in San Diego?

Which is false regarding the difference between a broker and salesperson license:

What are the two ways to discharge a written contract (make sure to select 2 answers):