Interactions
When two organisms use eachother and help one another
Symbiosis
What is the fat that surrounds walruses and seals
Blubber
A large area of vegetation with a similar appearance formed according to climate zones
Biome
What is tolerance
the act or practice of enduring
When two living things live with one another but nobody gains anything
Neutralism
Why do walruses have whiskers
To feel for shellfish
All living and nonliving things that make up the Earth and how they interact with each other
Biosphere
What is To change physically or behaviorally over generations in order to survive
Adapt
When two organisms fight for the factors of life
Competition
Overtaking another male to have the herd of females is called what
Dominance
Whose rule is "Based on the environment (Temperature) the animals appendages (legs, arms, ears) will be bigger or smaller."
Allen's
What is a species’ "job" or "role" in its environment.
Niche
This is a type of symbiosis where one living thing benefits and the other is not really helped or harmed. It's like one gets something good while the other doesn't feel any difference.
Commensalism
The scales of the shark are called
Dentricles
Name 4 of the 8 factors of survival
Food
Water
Oxygen
Shelter and space
Temperature
Light
Reproduction
Balance and interaction between community
What is Abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem that affects the survivability of an organism.
Limiting Factors
This is when two living things are in a relationship where one tries to harm or stop the other from growing or doing well.
Commensalism
The flexible type of bone that sharks have
Cartilage
What are endothermic animals
Warm-Blooded
Explain Fundamental niche
determined by the range of a species’ tolerance of environmental conditions.