Animal Behavior
What is a behavior when birds travel to a different location due to temperature and season
Migration
what is an abiotic factor and a Biotic factor
Non Living factors in the ecosystem and living factors in an ecosystem
A species that is important the Ecosystem which stabilizes the food chain
Keystone species
What is this Movement called when Animals are moving without direction but with a purpose
kineses
What are Humans known for releasing into the Atmosphere
Carbon dioxide
what is this symbotic relationship called where both species gets benefits
mutualism
what are Invasive Species
Non-native species that drastically alters food web and/or ecosystem.
What is a huge area with many habitats and species called?
Ecosystem
Change in direction, automatic movement toward (positive taxis) or away from (negative taxis) a stimulus.
Taxis
Which Species were Mainly modified by humans to benefit in hunting.
what is this type of symbiotic relationship is this: +/0
Commensalism
What are some triggers that activate density dependent factors?
1: resource limitation
2:triggered by increasing Population density
3: food, shelter, space predation, infectious diseases.
A role the species plays:
Includes the type of food it eats, where it lives, here it reproduces, and its relationship with other species.
Ecological Niche
what is a density independent factors
density independent factors: factors that are independent of population density
What is Simpsonś diversity index
a measurement of the biodiversity of an ecosystem
What is the movement called when a animal is born with a certain behavior that they inherit from birth
Innate
Name all the level of the consumerism chain in order
Producers >>> primary consumers >>> secondary Consumers >>> tertiary consumers
What are the three main steps of the nitrogen cycle
Nitrogen fixation, Nitrification and denitrification
While migration is a round trip, this one-way movement of individuals away from their birthplace- often to find new territory and avoid inbreeding- is known by this D word
Dispersal
The scientific study of interactions between different organisms and between organisms and their environment or surroundings
What is another type of associated learning called, this one is known as "trial and error learning".
Operant Conditioning
What is K-selected species:
Species where population size remains constant and produce a small number of relatively large offspring that require much care until maturation.
What can cause what is known as a "food chain disruption".
Extinction of a key stone species
This type of long-distance, seasonal, and bidirectional movement, often triggered by food scarcity or photo-period changes, allows species like the Artic Tern to maximize resources, while others like the monarch butterfly rely on it for survival
Animal migration
Renowned for her long-term study of chimpanzees in Tanzania, she redefined the relationship between humans and animals. (1934–present)
Jane Goodall