Succession and Symbiosis Flashcards

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What is parasitism?

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Relationship where one organism, the parasite, gets its food from another organism, the host, and the host is harmed in the process

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Ectoparasites live on the … of the host

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External surface

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Mutualism is..

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When both species benefit

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Commensalism is…

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When one organism benefits, and the other does not but is NOT harmed in the process

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What is primary succession?

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When a barren area, NOT previously inhabited becomes inhabited by plants

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What is secondary succession?

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The colonization of an area the HAS previously supported a community, but has become barren. There is an existing soil bed

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Climax community is…

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An established community, where no more changes can be made

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What are pioneer plants?

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The first simple plants to colonize an area.

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Name two examples of commensalism?

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Cattle egrets and livestock

Honey badgers and goshawks

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Give an example of a mutualism in relationship?

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Wild figs trees and wasps

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Give an example of parasitism

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Red mistletoe

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