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Community

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Population of differnet species living in the same habitat

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Interspecific interaction

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Interaction between different species in the community

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Competition

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( - / - ) interaction that occur when individuals of different species each use a resource that limits the survival and reproduction of both individuals

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Predation

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( + / - ) interaction between species in which the predator kills and eats the other prey

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Herbivory

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( + / - )

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Symbiosis

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Individuals of two or more species live in direct and intimate contact with one another

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Mutualism

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( + / + )

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Commensalism

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( + / 0 ) symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits but neither harms or helps the other

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Parasitism

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( + / - )

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Endoparasites

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Live within body of the host

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Ectoparasites

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parasites that feed on the skin/external surface of the host

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Facilitation

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( + / + ) or ( 0 / + )

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Competition

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Species competing for a resource that limit their growth and survival

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Ecological Niche

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Sum of environmental factors that a species require : habitat, food source, temperature, etc.

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Fundamental niche

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Niche initially occupied by a species

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Realized niche

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Actual niche occupied in a particular environment

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Competitive exclusion principles

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Devised by Russian ecologist G.F Gause
Two species with same niches can’t coexist in a community
But they can through resrouce Partitioning or differentiation of niches

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Allopatric

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Geographically spereate

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Sympatric

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Geographically overlapping

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Character displacement

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Tendency to diverge in order to survive in a competition

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Cryptic Coloration

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Camouflage, makes prey difficult to be seen.

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Aposematic Coloration

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Animals with effective chemical defenses often exhibit bright colors and predators avoid preys with bright colors.

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Batesian mimicry

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Harmless species mimics a harmful one.

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Mullerian mimicry

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Two or more harmless species resemble each other.

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Facultative mutualism

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Both species can survive independently without the other

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Obligate mutualism

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One species loses ability to survive without its partner

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Facilitation

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Interspecific interaction in which species can have positive effects without living

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Spcies diversity

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The variation of different species that form a community

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Species richness

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The amount of differnet species in a community

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Relative abundance

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The percentage of how much a species represents the community

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Shannon diversity index

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H = -(pA inpA + pB inpB + pC inpC)

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Invasive species

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Organisms that become based outside their domestic area

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Benefits of diverse communitites

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More resistant against invasive species
More effective
Able to resist disturbances better
More stable

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Trophic structure

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Correlation between organisms in a community in relation to food energy

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Food chain

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The exchange of food energy through the trophic levels

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Food webs

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Concept that food chains are not isolated but rather linked together in a web

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Who created food web

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Charles elton in 1920

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Energetic hypothesis

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Food chains are short because longer chains has inefficient E transfer

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Dynamic stability hypothesis

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Suggest longer chains are less stable, changes in lower trophic levels could be magnified

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Dominant species

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Species that has the largest population/biomass in a community with the ability to affect a community

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Keystone species

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Species that have a strong control over a community due to their niches, but doesn’t have the largest population

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Foundation species

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Has strong effects on its community bc/ large size, high abundance, or a pivotal role in community dynamics.
May provide significant habitat or good for other species, also may be competitively dominant in exploiting key resources.

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Ecosystem engineers

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Organism that influences community structure by causing physical change sin the environment

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Adjacent trophic level relationships

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V -> H More Veg. More herbivore
V <- H
V<–> H

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Bottom up model

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Shows the control that lower trophic levels have on higher trophic levels

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Top- down model/trophic cascade

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Shows the effect of predation in a community

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Biomanipulation

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Used to manipulate the environment by using the top-down model

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Disturbance

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Events such as a storm, fire, flood, drought, human activity

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Non-equilibrium model

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Describes most communities as constantly changing after being affected by disturbances.

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Intermediate disturbance hypothesis

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Moderate levels of disturbances foster greater species diversity, and can open up habitats for less competitive species making a more diverse community

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Ecological succession

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A process in which the species in the disturbed are gradually replaced by other species

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Primary succession

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Called primary when the ecological succession happens in a virtually lifeless environment with no soil

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Secondary succession

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Called secondary when the soil is present but the community ahs been cleared out by a disturbance

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Why are species in tropics more abundant

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More speciation events -> more diverse

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Climate as a primary cause

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In terrestrial communities, two main climatic factors : solar energy input and water availability -> high in tropics

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Area effect

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If all other factors are equal, the larger the land = the more diverse the community

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Island Equilibrium model

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Devised by Robert MacArthur and E.O Wilson
States species diversity depends on size of island, distance from mainland, immigration rate and extinction rate.
Used to predict the stable number of species
Higher # is great in larder island closer to mainland.

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Pathogen

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A microorganism, virus, viroid, or prion that is able to create a disease
Change structure of community, thrive as invasive due to no immunity

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Zoonotic Pathogens

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Pathogen that are transmitted from animal to human through direct contact/vector

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Vector

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Animal that receives a disease from one animal and passes to a human (tick, mosquito, etc)

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Resource partitioning

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The division of environmental resources by coexisting species such that the niche of each species differs by one or more significant factors from the niches of all coexisting species.

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evapotranspiration

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the evaporation of water from soil and plants, takes into account sunlight and precipitation rates

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species area curve

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biodiversity pattern that shows the larger than geographic area of a community is, the more species it has.

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