Competition
When an organism adapts to a particular situation.
Specialization
What is the relationship between Hunter and Hunted?
Predator and Prey.
What is the basic level of a Food Chain.
Producers.
These organisms only eat meat.
Carnivores
When organisms fight each other for a specific reason.
Direct Competition
What is it called when organisms live together and interactions benefit each other?
Mutualism
Rabbits are an example of these things.
Primary Consumer
These only eat plants.
Herbivores
Indirect Competition
When one organism does a better job of using available resources.
What is it when one species benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed?
Commensalism
These eat the things that eat the grass.
Secondary consumers.
These things eat sugar that they make.
Plants and fruits.
A type of competition that exists between organisms of the same species.
Intraspecific Competition
When one species lives off of the other species.
Parasitism
Lions are an example of these.
Tertiary Consumer
These things eat both plants and animals
Omnivores.
Competition between organisms of different species.
Interspecific Competition
Herbivory
This is less abundant as you move up the food chain.
Trophic Energy
Daily Double - Name the Big 5 in Africa?
African Lion, African Elephant, Cape Buffalo, Leopard, and Rhinoceros.