Species Interaction Flashcards

1
Q

consumption of plants by animals

A

herbivory

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2
Q

camouflage, warning coloration, protective armor, living in groups (+,-)

A

predation

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3
Q

parasitism

A

species interaction where only one species benefits, the host is harmed (+,-)

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4
Q

both species benefit from each other (+,+)

A

mutualism

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5
Q

one species benefits and the other is unaffected (+,0)

example: birds and trees

A

commensalism

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6
Q

natural selection

A

will force competitors to use resources differently, a way to avoid competition between species and allow for the coexistence

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7
Q

once a predator has learned to avoid the model, it will also avoid mimic

A

batesian mimicry

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8
Q

Müllerian mimicry

A

a predator has learned to avoid all species with that coloration through an encounter with only species

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9
Q

population

A

a particular section, group, or type of people or animals living in an area or country

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10
Q

the movement of individuals in space

A

dispersal

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11
Q

individuals move away from a subpopulation

A

emigration

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12
Q

individuals move into a new subpopulation

A

immigration

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13
Q

factors that affect a population size depending on the population density

A

density-dependent

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14
Q
  • competition for food, water, space
  • disease
  • predation
A

density-dependent factors

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15
Q

factors that influence the density of a population without regard for the population density

A
  • spraying pesticides
  • change in temperature or climate
  • destruction of habitat
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16
Q

ecologists use this to look at a population drop-off with time, usually will measure a group or cohort of a population born at the same time

A

survivorship curve

17
Q

produce large numbers of offspring but provide few resources for their support

A

r-strategist

18
Q

produce relatively few young but invest considerable resources into their support

A

k-strategist

19
Q
  • small size organism
  • few offspring are produced
  • energy used to make each offspring is low
A

r-strategist

20
Q
  • short life expectancy

- large size of organism

A

k-stratigist