'Interspecific interactions' presentation slideshows

Species Interactions

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Chapter 53

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Chapter 54

Chapter 54. Community Ecology. Overview: A Sense of Community. A biological community is an assemblage of populations of various species living close enough for potential interaction. Fig. 54-1.

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Chapter 53

Chapter 53. Community Ecology. Overview: What Is a Community?. A biological community is an assemblage of populations of various species living close enough for potential interaction Animals and plants surrounding a watering hole in southern Africa are members of a savanna community.

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Ecology

Ecology. Chapter 44-46 Lecture AP Biology 2013. 44. Ecological and Evolutionary Consequences of Species Interactions. Concept 44.1 Interactions between Species May Be Positive, Negative, or Neutral.

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Population Dynamics. Objective 1 & 2. Appreciate the potential of exponential growth Draw a diagram of the J and S curves and explain what they mean. What is Exponential Growth?. Exponential growth.

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Species Interactions

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An Introduction to Ecology

An Introduction to Ecology. DEFINITIONS. ECOLOGY is the study of the relationships between different organisms and their environment A POPULATION is a group of individuals of the same species living in a given area

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Chapter 54

Chapter 54. Communities. Overview: A Sense of Community. A biological community is an assemblage of populations of various species living close enough for potential interaction. Fig. 54-1. Ecologists call relationships between species in a community interspecific interactions

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Community Ecology

Community Ecology. Communities. A community is a group of organisms of different species that live in a particular area. Individualistic Hypothesis vs. Interactive Hypothesis. Individualistic Hypothesis:

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Chapter 6 Ecology

Chapter 6 Ecology. Preserving The Animal Kingdom. Animals and Their Abiotic Environment. Habitat: includes all living and nonliving of the animals environment Tolerance Range: the range of values in which animals live

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INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS

INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS. Mutualism. Honey bees and flowers. Oxpecker bird and gazelle. Mutalism. Remoras and sharks. Cattle egrets and buffalo. Competition. Barnacles on rocky shores. Lions and hyaenas. H erbivory. Tortoise grazing grass. Giraffe eating acacia leaves.

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INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS

INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS. Mutualism +/+. Honey bees and flowers. Oxpecker bird and gazelle. Commensalism +/0. Remoras and sharks. Cattle egrets and buffalo. Competition -/-. Barnacles on rocky shores. Lions and hyaenas. Herbivory +/-. Tortoise grazing grass.

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