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Ap Bio unit 8 vocab Flashcards

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Movement of an organism in response to a stimulus

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Taxis

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The undirected movement of an organism in response to a stimulus

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Kinesis

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A regular long distance change in location

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Migration

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Physical mental and behavioral changes that follow 24 hour cycles

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Circadian rhythms

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State of inactivity reduced metabolic rate to survive harsh weather

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Hibernation

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Growth of a organism and response to stimulus

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Phototropism

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Plants response to changes in length of day or night

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Photoperiodism

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Automatic physiological reaction to an event that is considered stressful or frightening. The perception of threat activates, sympathetic, nervous system and triggers, acute stress response that prepares the body to

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Fight or flight

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Animals very their alarm calls based upon source of eavesdropped signals

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Predator warnings

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When a plant is being threatened it a hormone or chemical to nearby plants

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Plants response to her herbivory

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Animals that communicate through odors or taste, emit chemical substances called

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Pheromones

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When one organism is attacked, it sends what to other mammals

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Alarmed pheromones

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12
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A sequence of unlearned acts linked to simple stimulus

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Fixed action pattern

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A type of natural selection that considers the role relatives play when evaluating the genetic fitness of a given individual. This occurs when an animal engages in self sacrificial behavior that benefits, genetic fitness of its relatives.

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Kin selection

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14
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Use thermal heat energy generated by metabolism to maintain homeostatic body temps

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Endotherms

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Some of all chemical reactions in an organism

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Metabolism

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Lack internal mechanisms for maintaining body temp they may regulate temp behavior by moving in the sun or shade or by aggregating with other individuals

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Ectotherms

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Number of calories required to perform basic life detaining functions

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Metabolic rate

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18
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Shows the transfer of modern energy from one organism to the next

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Food chain

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Capture energy from physical or chemical sources

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Producers

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19
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Shows food chains connecting or intertwine more realistic version of what happens in nature

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Food web

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Capture energy and carbon compounds produced by other organisms

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Consumers

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21
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Steps in food web/chain

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Tropic levels

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22
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When a population grows as if there are unlimited sources that is what growth?

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Exponential growth

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Measurement of how many individuals are in a specific area

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Population density

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24
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Won’t be able to grow exponentially due to energy, shelter, water, nutrients habitats. These are..

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Limiting factors

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External factors that affect the size of the population of living things, regardless of population density

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Density independent factors

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25
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Factors that regulate population growth rates based on the density population

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Density dependent factors

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26
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A group of populations of different species live close enough to interact

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Biological community

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How an organism interacts with individuals of other species in the community

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Interspecific interactions

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Individuals of different species compete for resources that limit their growth

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Competition

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Two species compete for the resource and one will be eliminated

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Competitive exclusion

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30
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The role organism plays in a community

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Niche

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Refers to the interrelationship of species with all biotic and abiotic factors affecting it

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Ecological niche

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32
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The range of resources and conditions allow species to maintain a viable population

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Species ecological niche

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33
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When one species divide a niche to avoid competition for resources and leads to a realized niche

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Resource partitioning

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34
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Entire set of conditions under which species can survive and reproduce

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Fundamental niche

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35
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Set use by species after interactions with other species

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Realized niche

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36
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A symbiotic relationship where both species benefit

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Mutualism

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A symbiotic relationship or one species benefits, and one isnt affected

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Commensalism

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a symbiotic relationship or one species benefits, and the other species is harmed

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Parasitism

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Number of species you would find out a community

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Species richness

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The proportion of each species represents of all individuals in a community

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Relative abundance

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The changing or formation of an ecosystem

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Ecological succession

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A measure of diversity which takes into account of the number of species present, as well as the relative abundance of each species. Species richness, and even increase diversity increases. N equals total number of organisms of a particular species.

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Simpsons diversity index

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Different types of species

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Species diversity

44
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Final stage of succession, remaining relatively unchanged until destroyed by event, such as fire or human interference

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Climax community

45
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a species that has a very large impact on a community disproportionate to the amount of that individual in the species

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Keystone species

45
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Different types of ecosystems

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Ecosystem diversity

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One crop is grown in an area

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Monoculture

46
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When a human population grows and starts to move in the cities

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Urbanization

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These are random and art directed by specific environmental pressures

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Mutations

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Pollution is a

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Density independent limiting factor or abiotic factor

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Taking animals out of habitat and species population decreases

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Over exploitation

49
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Warming of our atmosphere oceans and land

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Climate change

50
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What causes welts in death in all species of elm trees

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Dutch Elm disease

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What is caused by phytophtora infestans and is the most devastating thing for potatoes of any crop

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Potato blight

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Movement of chemical elements through different media example soil rocks, water

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Biochemical cycles

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Habitat loss, invasive species, pollution, population growth, climate change, over exploitation

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HIPPCO

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Theory that the earths continents move relative to each other over geologic time

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Continental draft

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Appearance of an organism based on amount of light, it reflects or emits

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Coloration

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Actions taking my organisms that benefit other others in the group

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Cooperative behavior

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An act or behavior of an animal to attract a mate

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Courtship behavior

55
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____ within organisms Increases efficiency in the use of modern energy

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Cooperation

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Chemical reaction that involves combining reacting molecules to make a large water molecule with loss of water

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Dehydration synthesis

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Antonym for nocturnal

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Diurnal

57
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Climate pattern occurs when the ocean surface in the central eastern Pacific Ocean are warmer than average

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El Niño La Niña

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Populations of all different species that live together in an area to make up a community

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Ecological relationships

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Amount of dietary energy that is able to support physiological function after subtracting the energy of exercise

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Energy availability

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It gives off heat during its formation and absorbs heat during decomposition

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Exotherm

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Searching for wild food

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Foraging

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The biological variation that occurs within species

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Genetic diversity

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The rate or speed at which the number of organisms in a population increases

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Growth rate

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Chemical substances that act like molecules in the body and control how cells and organs do work

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Hormones

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Chemical reaction in which molecules of water breaks one or more chemical bonds

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Hydrolysis

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Energy can either be created nor destroyed, and we converted from one form of energy to another

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Law of conservation of energy

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It can’t be created or destroyed, a lot the mass of the system remains constant overtime

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Law of conservation of mass

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When the growth rate decreases the population reaches carrying capacity type of growth?

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Logistic growth

66
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The change in activity of an organism in response to stimulus

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Behavior

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A group that bind the individuals together as a unit, usually clear hierarchy based on age and experience

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Pack Behavior

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How the parents interact with their offspring, vice versa

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Parent/offspring interactions

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The process which natural selection drives competing species into different patterns of research use or different niches

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Niche partitioning

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Maximum per capita growth rate

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Rmax

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Collision of astronomical objects toward earth

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Meteor impact

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When organisms try to resemble other organisms or inanimate objects to gain an advantage in their surroundings

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Mimicry

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The study of functioning of all organisms and the functioning of their constituent tissues or cells

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Physiology

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Change in the number of members of a certain species and a particular time and location

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Population growth/change

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A biological interaction where one organism hunts and kills the other organism for food

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Predator prey relationship or predation

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Two different species interacting in a close relationship

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Symbiosis

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The distribution of abundance across the species community

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Species evenness

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Surface area and volume for cell sizes

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SA;V ratio

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The accessibility and quantity of natural resources necessary for survival and development

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Resource availability

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The way an animal mates or raises offspring

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Reproductive strategies

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An animal that consumes at the very top of the food chain

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Quaternary consumer

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Homeostatic process at maintains a steady internal body temperature despite changes

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Thermal regulation

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Powerful indirect interactions that can control entire ecosystems

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Trophic cascade

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Showing the progression of food energy, how much energy and biomass moves in ecosystem

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Trophic pyramid

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A new area of land is populated by a group of species for the first time

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Primary succession

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This occurs after the initial succession has been disrupted, and some plants and animals still exist

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Secondary succession

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