3.1 Study Guide Flashcards

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What is the defination of commensalism?

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It is an interaction in which one species benefits and the other species is not particularly affected. It can be hard to define a commensalism, because interactions tend to affect the species involved, and any effect will shift a commensalism into a mutualism or a predation-type interaction.

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What is niche mean?

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It means that biotic and abiotic resources that species uses where, when, and how it uses them.

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True or False: Falcutative means to recieve benefits from but can survive without eachother.

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True

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What does herbivory, parasitism, and predition all have in common.

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All these types of interactions consists of an organism causing harm to another organsim while still benefitting.

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What is the difference betwenn fundamental and realized niche?

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The difference is that fundamental is the potential are where species can live while realized is the only specific are where species live.

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What is likely to happen if the niches of two species overlap a little? Overlap a lot?

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If niches overlap a lot there would be more violent ineractions between organism and if the just don’t overlap a lot then there just be not as much conflictual intereaction between organisms.

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If a bee pollinates a flower and also get its food from it what type of interaction is it?

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It is mutualism non-symbiotic.

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