A
This word describes an animal who is hunted or consumed by another animal
prey
This type of competition is between animals of two DIFFERENT species
interspecific competition
T/F: The acacia tree having empty horns for ants to live in while the ants defend the tree is considered a parasitic relationship.
False (mutualist!)
This type of relationship can be signified as: (+,-)
parasitism
This type of competition is between two animals of the same species
intraspecific competition
A lion kills another lion is it interspecific or intraspecific?
Intraspecific
An animal that only eats vegetation and plant matter
herbivore
T/F: A sea manatee eating grass is considered a predator-prey relationship.
True
COMPETITION BETWEEN TWO KANGAROOS OVER A COMMON MATE WOULD BE? A) INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION. B) INTRASPECIFIC COMPETITION. C) NATURAL SELECTION
B) INTRASPECIFIC COMPETITION.
This type of interaction is where you have a predator-prey relationship
predation
T/F: Animals don't change over time. Their relationships with other animals don't really matter.
False
WHAT RESOURCES DO ANIMALS MAINLY COMPETE FOR?
FOOD, WATER, SHELTER, AND MORE
This type of relationship can be described as (+,+)
mutualism
T/F: Foxes tend to hunt rats and small vermin. This would make foxes predators.
True
WHY DO ANIMALS COMPETE?
COMPETITION IS NECESSARY FOR SURVIVAL