AP Bio Ecology Terms

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milkyway1248  on September 1, 2009

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AP Bio Ecology Terms

Optimal foraging
maximizes an animal's intake-to-expenditure ratio
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Optimal foraging maximizes an animal's intake-to-expenditure ratio
hamilton's rule states that animals are altruistic toward close relatives
FAP response to stimuli, instinctive
kinesis change in activity in response to a stimulus
inclusive fitness the ability of an individual to pass on genes either by producing offspring or helping close relatives produce offspring
cognative maps internal representations of spatial relationships of objects in an animal's surroundings
habituation animals get used to something and learn to ignore it
R-selected early age at first reproduction, many offspring
K-selected few, large offspring every year; humans
type 1 survivorship curve for a human
type 2 survivorship curve for a squirrel
type 3 survivorship curve for an oyster
carrying capacity maximum population that can be supported by the environment
life table presents age-specific survival data for a population
metapopulation a group of populations
clumped population dispersal pattern for a range with a heterogeneous distribution of suitable habitats
1/2 k most sustainable population level

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