Chapter 12 - Predation and Herbivory Flashcards

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1
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A trophic interaction where a predator consumes a prey

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Predation

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2
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The one that consumes an individual

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Predator

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3
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The one that is being consumed

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Prey

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4
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Predation wherein the predator and prey are both animals

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Carnivory

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5
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Predation where the predator is an animal, while the prey is either a plant or algae

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Herbivory

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6
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Predation where the predator lives in symbiosis with its prey

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Parasitism

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7
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Close physical and/or physiological contact between the predator and its prey

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Symbiosis

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8
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What do you call the predator in parasitism

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Parasite

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9
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What do you call the prey in parasitism

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Host

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10
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Parasites that can cause disease in their hosts

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Pathogens

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11
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Insects that typically lay one or few eggs on or in another insect

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Parasitoids

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12
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T/F: Carnivores have narrow diets

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F - remember na mobile ang preys here so di sila pwede maging choosy hahah kasi mahirap humuli :3

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13
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Function of search time or the time it takes to search and find prey

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Encounter time

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14
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Time it takes to subdue and consume the prey

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Handling time

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15
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T/F: herbivores are specialists

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T - again, narrow diets sila then broad diets if carnivores

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16
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Predators blend into their environment so well that prey may be unaware of their presence until it is too late

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Mimicry

17
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Species that often contain powerful toxins are ____ colored

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Brightly

18
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Provide protection from predators which may instinctually avoid prey that are brightly colored or may learn from experience not to eat them

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Warning (aposematic) coloration

19
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Form of mimicry where species have a shape or coloration that provides camouflage, allowing them to avoid detection by predators

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Crypsis

20
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T/F: asawa ba ako ni shohei, mingyu, wonwoo, zhou, sebastian, jaekyung, taesoo, etc.?

A

T - subukan mong mag F

21
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Form of mimicry where the shape and coloration mimic those of a species that is fierce or that contains a potent toxin

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False advertising

22
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Allows plants to hide (in time) from seed-eating herbivores, then overwhelm them by sheer numbers

A

Masting

23
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Occurs when removal of plant tissues stimulates a plant to produce new tissues, allowing for relatively rapid replacement of the material eaten by herbivores

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Compensation

24
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____ defense is stimulated by herbivore attacc

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Induced

25
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The wide variety of chemicals that plants produce that function to reduce herbivory

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Secondary compounds

26
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T/F: the production of secondary compound is an induced defense

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T hahahahhahahahahahahhaha

27
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Compounds that deter herbivores directly

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Toxic secondary compounds

28
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Compounds that deter herbivores indirectly by attracting predators and parasitoids

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Volatile compounds

29
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What do you call the model that represents the dynamics of predator-prey interactions?

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Lotka-Volterra predator-prey model

  • ALFRED LOTKA AND VITO VOLTERRA
30
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The condition in which the population size of the prey does not change in size for a given number of predators

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Isocline OR zero population growth isocline

31
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Magnitude by which predator and prey numbers rise and fall

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Amplitude of the cycle

32
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Alternating phases of population growth and decline

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Boom bust cycle