Species Interaction
Prey species use this this to blend into surroundings.
What is Camouflage.
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A group of interbreeding species
What is a population.
Heart-worms in a dog.
What is Parasitism.
Addison, Caleb, Zach.
Who are the group members.
The back-and-forth adaptation.
What is Coevolution.
Two types of ecological succession.
What are Primary and Secondary.
Species with a capacity for a high rate of population increase.
What are selected species.
Hummingbirds and butterflies feed on the nectar of flowers.
What is Mutualism.
Number of plaques hanging in this room. (Ten-second time limit to answer)
Occurs when different species compete for similar scarce resources evolve specialized traits that allow them to "share" the same resources.
What is resource partitioning.
When a species starts in a lifeless area and environment.
What is Primary.
Sickness that had a large effect on human population.
What is the plague.
A blood-sucking, sea lamprey attaches itself to an adult trout.
What is Parasitism.
The classroom number.
What is 152.
Also known as a predator-prey relationship.
What is Predation.
The normally gradual change in species composition in a given area.
What is ecological succession.
Range of which the environment has the stuff to allow species to grow.
What is range of tolerance.
Birds nesting in tress.
What is Commensalism.
The combined weight of our group members to the nearest 50.
What is 750 lbs.
Name the five types of interactions between different species.
What are Inter-Specific Competition, Predation, Parasitism, Mutualism, Commensalism.
Another definition of ecological succession.
What is the gradual change in species composition in a given area.
Four factors that change population.
What are death rate, birth rate, immigration, and emigration
Oxpeckers feed on parasitic ticks that infest animals such as the impala and warn of approaching predators.
What is Mutualism.
The best student in the class.
Who is Brady Heinrich.