Biology 4.2 Niches and Community interactions

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Biology 4.2 pg 99

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NYA Biology 2010-11

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Biology 4.2 Niches and Community interactions

Tolerance
ability to survive and reproduce under a range of environmental circumstances
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Tolerance ability to survive and reproduce under a range of environmental circumstances
Habitat the area, or "Adress", an organism occupies because of a specific tolerance
Niche range of physical and biological conditions in which species live and the way they survive. how an organism interacts with environment.
Resource necessity for organism to survive
Physical aspects of niche abiotic features in environment organism needs to survive
Biological aspects of niche biotic factors with which an organism interacts with to survive.
Competition the fight between organisms for necessary resources to survive in environment
Intraspecific competition competition between members of SAME SPECIES
interspecific competition competition between members of DIFFERENT Species
Competitive Exclusion Principle no two species can occupy the exactly the same niche, in exactly the same habitat, at the exact time.
Predation one animal hunting and killing another
affect: the size of population and determine places for pray
Herbivory Herbivore-Plant relationship
consumer (herbivore) eats producer (plant)
Keystone Species species in food web that, if removed in some form, will cause the entire web to collapse. ex. otter in pacific
Symbioses any relationship between one organism and another
"living together"
Mutualism a win-win situation for both organisms
Parasitism win-lose situation.
one organism, the host, provides, and loses nutrients for other species
Commensalism relationship between which neither species benefit from each other.

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