6.6.2 interactions between populations Flashcards

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What is the definition of intraspecific competition?

A

Competition within individuals of the same species

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Define interspecific competition

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Competition between individuals of different species

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In a standard in interspecific graph, what is the first out of 5 steps?
Start: population of prey rises

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  1. My way, or the highway population of prey rises few predators eat them.
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What is the second step out of five?
Available
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  1. As the pray increases predators, follow the rise as more food is available.
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5
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What is the third step out of five?

Prey..

A

Play population decreases

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what is the fourth step out of five?

Predictors

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Predator population decreases as the last few days available

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What is the last step 5/5?

360 (happens again)

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Prey population increases again

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8
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What are the characteristics of intraspecific competition?

Adapted
Competition

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•Individuals best adapted will survive
•Decreases population size as competition increased
•As competition decreases population size increases .

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9
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Basics of interspecific competition?

Pop size
Overlapping

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Population size of competing species will overlap

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