Lecture 12 Flashcards
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3 Concepts of Competition
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- Competition can be direct or indirect, vary in intensity, and occur between similar or dissimilar species
- Competing species are more likely to coexist when they use resources differently
- The outcome of competition can be altered by the physical environment, disturbance, and predation
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- Competition can be direct or indirect, vary in intensity, and occur between similar or dissimilar species
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a. species may compete directly or indirectly
b. competition can vary in intensity
c. competition is often asymmetrical
d. competition can occur between closely or distantly related species
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Concept 14.2
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- Competing species are more likely to coexist when they use resources in different ways.
- In the 1930s, G. F. Gause did competition experiments with Paramecium
4
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Character Displacement
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- competition causes the phenotypes of competing species to evolve to become different over time, facilitating resource partitioning
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Concept 14.4
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- The outcome of competition can be altered by the physical environment, disturbance, and predation
6
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Life Cycle of Nauplius
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Pelagic (Planktonic)
1. Nauplius
2. Cyprid
Benthic
1. Juvenile
2. Adult