Natural Selection and Evolution
Symbiosis
Species Interactions
Range of Tolerance
Ecosystems & Succession
100

This happens on the individuals where adaptation happens to the population.

What is acclimation?

100

An example of this relationship is Lichen is made up of fungus and algae.  The fungus provides the structure and the algae provides the nutrients through photosynthesis.

What is a mutualism?

100

A panda is this type of species. (2 types)

What is a specialist and endemic?

100

These are examples of limiting factors of which there can be many. Name 3.

nutrients/food supply, water supply, mates, temperature, dissolved oxygen, space, light, disease

100

Lichen and moss are these type of species.

What are pioneer species?

200

This is an adaptation that results when a non-toxic species tends to look like a toxic species.

What is batesian mimicry?



200

When the interaction between two species is negative.

What is competition?

200

This is the size of the fundamental niche compared to the realized niche.

What is larger?

200

This is the zone where most of the species will die?

What is zone of intolerance?

200

Succession after a fire is considered this type of succession.

What is secondary succession?

300

An example is when a cheetah gets faster and the gazelle gets faster over many populations

What is co-evolution

300

This type of species keeps all the other species in check for a food web.  It is critical to the web.

What is a keystone species?

300

This is an effective way to reduce intraspecies competition.

What is dispersing of young, dispersing seeds by wind, partitioning of resources between juveniles and adults?

300

This is the middle range where most species are successful

What is the optimal range?

300
Ecosystems closer to the equator tend to have higher this and lower this.
What is higher biodiversity and lower abundance?
400

This is an example of it: Hawthorn and apple maggot flies - Apple maggot flies originally only laid eggs on hawthorn apples, but now lay eggs on both hawthorn apples and other domestic applies in the United States. As a result, there are now hawthorn flies and apple flies that do not tend to interbreed

What is sympatric speciation?

400
An example of this is when an orchid grows on the tree in the rainforest. It sucks the nutrients from the tree.

What is parasitism?

400

This happens when two different species want to share the same space and they may divide it up - one lives in the top of the forest and one lives at the base.

What is resource partitioning?

400

This is the zone where the species is experiencing stress

What is the zone of physiological stress?

400

The more resilient a community is the more ___________ it is.  Which means .. . , 

What is more complex, which means it has more species on each trophic level?

500

This type of selection is when the trait at either end of the species is selected for.

What is disruptive selection?

500

A kangaroo is this type of species (name 2).

What is endemic and a generalist?

500

This is the idea that two species cannot exist in the same area, one will outcompete the other.

What is the competitive exclusion principle?

500

This is the one factor that controls how a species is distributed in an ecosystem

What is a critical factor?

500

The cycling of water in an ecosystem is a __________ value and _________________ service.

What is instrumental and regulating?