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Lecture 11: Grazers & Mutualisms

Lecture 11: Grazers & Mutualisms. EEES 3050. The Green World Hypothesis. The world is green because herbivores are held in check by their predators, parasites, and diseases such that they cannot consume all the plant biomass. Briefly discussed on pg. 551 of text.

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Exploitation: Predation, Herbivory, Parasitism, and Disease

Exploitation: Predation, Herbivory, Parasitism, and Disease. Chapter 11. Outline. Introduction Complex Interactions Exploitation and Abundance Population Fluctuations Models Refuges Prey Density Size. Introduction.

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Exploitation: Predation, Herbivory, Parasitism, and Disease

Exploitation: Predation, Herbivory, Parasitism, and Disease. Chapter 14. Introduction. _________________ : Interaction between populations that enhances fitness of one individual while reducing fitness of the exploited individual. ___________ is an insect larva that consumes the host.

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Organisms and Their Ecosystems

Organisms and Their Ecosystems. Have you ever heard of the zebra mussel? It was accidentally brought to the Great Lakes from Europe, probably on the bottom of a boat.

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Lynx Just Your Normal House Cat

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Influence of canopy cover on behavioral traits of snowshoe hare

Influence of canopy cover on behavioral traits of snowshoe hare. Breanna Avery Winter Ecology/ Spring 2018 Mountain Research Station, University of Colorado, Boulder Professor Tim Kittel. Introduction. The snowshoe hare (Lepus americanus )

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Biomes: An Overview

Biomes: An Overview. Question: What is a biome? Answer: Large group of ecosystems that share the same type of climax community Climax community= stable, mature community that undergoes little or no change in species. Question: How many types of biomes are there?

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St. Lawrence Lowlands

St. Lawrence Lowlands. By Sophie and Annabel . PYSICAL FEATURES The St. Lawrence lowlands is made up of plains , hills, and filled with rivers and streams. The tides come in twice a day. Climate.

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Boreal Forest Taiga

Boreal Forest Taiga. By, Bobby Benscoter. Climate. Average temperature between 5 and -5 o C 20-200cm of precipitation (mostly snow) Very short growing season. Location. Inhabitants. Evergreen trees and plants Elk, Snowshoe Hares, Bobcats, Siberian Tigers,. Threats.

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lynx

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