'Fundamental niche' presentation slideshows

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Lecture 9: Interspecific Competition

Lecture 9: Interspecific Competition. EEES 3050. Competition. In the past chapters, we have been discussing how populations grow and what factors determine that growth. What happens when you put populations of more than one species together?. How do species interact?. Competition Predation

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ECOLOGY 2

ECOLOGY 2. Case Study: Black and white and spread all over. Small, black and white shellfish Introduced to Lake St. Clair, Canada, in 1988, in discharged ballast water Within 2 years, the zebra mussels invaded all 5 Great Lakes Populations grew exponentially

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Ecological Conditions

Ecological Conditions. Summary of the effects of conditions on species distributions. Lethal conditions may limit distributions but they only need to occur occasionally in order to do so. Saguaro cactus in snow. Summary of the effects of conditions on species distributions.

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Chapter 9 Community Processes: Species Interactions & Succession tutorial by Paul Rich

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Option G: Ecology & Conservation

Option G: Ecology & Conservation. (22 hours). G1: Community Ecology. (5 hours). G.1.1 Outline the (a biotic) factors that affect the distribution of plant species-- . Example: sand dune community Temperature ( xref- photosynthesis- 3.8.8) & Water

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NICHE

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Habitat

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Biodiversity and Evolution. Chapter 6 Evolution and Biodiversity. What is biodiversity?

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Limitations in Environmental Science

Limitations in Environmental Science. Cannot prove or disprove Human-generated bias Statistics and sampling Confounding factors Testable hypotheses ***These are the same limitations as other sciences. Matter. Anything that has mass and takes up space

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Hosted by HAYLEY

Jeopardy. Hosted by HAYLEY. G.1. G.2. G.3. G.4 & G.5. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. What are some factors that affect the distribution of animal species? (there are 5). Temperature Water

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Population & Community Ecology:

Population & Community Ecology:. Thursday 12 /7/ 13. population structure & growth limitations on growth // natural fluctuations community ecology properties of a community interspecific interactions competition symbiotic relationships Ecological Succession

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Ch. 4

Ch. 4. Interactions Among Organisms. How does competition affect growth, survival and reproduction of organisms?. When a greater number of organisms competes for the same resources, each organisms is affected. Growth is diminished

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NICHE CONCEPTS

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Ecology Review

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Population interactions

Population interactions. competition. Types of population interactions:. predation. commenalism. mutualism. parasitism. Where have all the sea otters gone?. Interspecific competition. Interspecific competition = negative interactions between species for limited resources.

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BIOLOGY 403: PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY (Niche and Species-Species Interactions)

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Ecology

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