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Poison shyness, also called conditioned food aversion, refers to the avoidance of a toxic substance by an animal that has previously ingested that substance. Animals learn an association between stimulus characteristics, usually the taste or odor, of a toxic substance and the illness it produces; this allows them to detect and avoid the substance. Poison shyness occurs as an evolutionary adaptation in many animals, most prominently in generalists that feed on many different materials. It is often called bait shyness when it occurs during attempts at pest control of insects and animals. If the pest ingests the poison bait at sublethal doses, it typically detects and avoids the bait, rendering the bait ineffective.

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rdfs:label	حذر السم (ar) Poison shyness (en)
rdfs:comment	حذر السم يدعى أيضاً النفور الغذائي التكيفي ويشير إلى تجنب مادة سامة من قبل حيوان سبق له وتناول هذه المادة.تتعلم الحيوانات الربط بين خصائص التحفيز والتي تتمثل عادةً في الطعم والرائحة للمادة السامة وبين السم الذي تنتجه، وهذا يسمح لها بالكشف عن هذه المادة بسهولة وتجنبها.يحدث حذر السم كتكيف تطوري في العديد من الحيوانات، ولكنه يكون أكثر وضوحاً وبروزاً في الحيوانات التي تتغذى على العديد من أنواع الغذاء وليس الحيوانات المتخصصة، كما يسمى غالباً بحذر الطُعم عندما يحدث في محاولة مكافحة الآفات والحشرات والحيوانات، حيث أنه إذا تناولت الآفة جرعة سم أقل من الجرعة المميتة، فإنها عادةً سوف تكتشف وتتجنب الطُعم مما يجعله غير فعال. (ar) Poison shyness, also called conditioned food aversion, refers to the avoidance of a toxic substance by an animal that has previously ingested that substance. Animals learn an association between stimulus characteristics, usually the taste or odor, of a toxic substance and the illness it produces; this allows them to detect and avoid the substance. Poison shyness occurs as an evolutionary adaptation in many animals, most prominently in generalists that feed on many different materials. It is often called bait shyness when it occurs during attempts at pest control of insects and animals. If the pest ingests the poison bait at sublethal doses, it typically detects and avoids the bait, rendering the bait ineffective. (en)
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has abstract	حذر السم يدعى أيضاً النفور الغذائي التكيفي ويشير إلى تجنب مادة سامة من قبل حيوان سبق له وتناول هذه المادة.تتعلم الحيوانات الربط بين خصائص التحفيز والتي تتمثل عادةً في الطعم والرائحة للمادة السامة وبين السم الذي تنتجه، وهذا يسمح لها بالكشف عن هذه المادة بسهولة وتجنبها.يحدث حذر السم كتكيف تطوري في العديد من الحيوانات، ولكنه يكون أكثر وضوحاً وبروزاً في الحيوانات التي تتغذى على العديد من أنواع الغذاء وليس الحيوانات المتخصصة، كما يسمى غالباً بحذر الطُعم عندما يحدث في محاولة مكافحة الآفات والحشرات والحيوانات، حيث أنه إذا تناولت الآفة جرعة سم أقل من الجرعة المميتة، فإنها عادةً سوف تكتشف وتتجنب الطُعم مما يجعله غير فعال. (ar) Poison shyness, also called conditioned food aversion, refers to the avoidance of a toxic substance by an animal that has previously ingested that substance. Animals learn an association between stimulus characteristics, usually the taste or odor, of a toxic substance and the illness it produces; this allows them to detect and avoid the substance. Poison shyness occurs as an evolutionary adaptation in many animals, most prominently in generalists that feed on many different materials. It is often called bait shyness when it occurs during attempts at pest control of insects and animals. If the pest ingests the poison bait at sublethal doses, it typically detects and avoids the bait, rendering the bait ineffective. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Conditioned food aversion Conditioned taste aversion July–September 2020 in science Rodenticide Chlorophenylsilatrane Classical conditioning Non-coding RNA Bait shyness
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