Wayne Potts proposed that one behavior exhibited by these animals is mediated by rapidly-propagating “maneuver waves.” Craig Reynolds added the suffix “oids” to the name of these animals in a program that simulates their behavior using principles like “collision avoidance” (15[1])and “velocity matching.” The response of one species of these animals to painted knitting needles led Niko Tinbergen to propose the term “supernormal stimulus.” Two of these animals (*) compete for a shared resource and can choose to always or never fight in a well-studied (-5[1])evolutionary game. (10[1])Changes in day length are thought to be the primary stimulus for these animals to undergo large-scale latitudinal migrations. Konrad Lorenz studied imprinting in, for 10 points, what class of animals, whose behaviors include flocking? (10[1])■END■