Ecological relationships

Question 1

how do organisms interact with each other in feeding relationships?

Answer 1

symbiotic and non symbiotic relationships

Question 2

a type of relationship in which both organisms benefit from eachother

Answer 2

mutualism

Question 3

involves organisms living in close nutrional relationships

Answer 3

symbiotic relationships

Question 4

involves organisms living in close nutrional relationships

Answer 4

symbiotic relationships

Question 5

a type of relationship in which one organism benefits while the other is neither harmed nor benefited

Answer 5

commensalism

Question 6

a relationship where one organism benefits at the expense of the other

Answer 6

parasitism

Question 7

is the organism that benefits

Answer 7

parasite

Question 8

is the organism being harmed

Answer 8

host

Question 9

Two types of parasite

Answer 9

ectoparasite and endoparasite

Question 10

lives on the surface of the host

Answer 10

ectoparasite

Question 11

lives inside the body of the host

Answer 11

endoparasite

Question 12

pertains to populations or individualal organisms which compete for the same resource

Answer 12

competition

Question 13

A symbiotic relationship where one organism kills and eats another organism to obtain nutrients

Answer 13

predation

Question 14

A symbiotic relationship where one organism kills and eats another organism to obtain nutrients

Answer 14

predation

Question 15

is the organism being eaten

Answer 15

prey

Question 16

is the organism that kills and eats the prey

Answer 16

predator

Question 17

involves organisms that are free-living

Answer 17

non-symbiotic relationships

Question 18

two classifications of non-symbiotic relationships

Answer 18

synerginism and antoginism

Question 19

Organisms cooperate and share nutrients and resources

Answer 19

synerginism

Question 20

Some organisms aree inhibited or harmed by others

Answer 20

antagonism

Question 21

when azotobacter and cellulomohas cooperate to form and breakdown ammonium and glucose

Answer 21

synerginism

Question 21

when azotobacter and cellulomohas cooperate to form and breakdown ammonium and glucose

Answer 21

synerginism

Question 22

antibiotics inhibit the growth of microorganisms that are harmful to the body

Answer 22

antagonism

Question 23

plants provide food to the bees; bees become agents of pollination

Answer 23

mutualism

Question 24

orchids need support provided by the trees, the trees are neither harmed nor benefited

Answer 24

Commensalism

Question 25

orchids need support provided by the trees, the trees are neither harmed nor benefited

Answer 25

Commensalism