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| the dtudy of relationships and interactions between organisms and the envoirnment |
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| the greek meaning of study of the household |
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the econmy of nature by
enrsy haeckel |
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the study of the evolution of physilogy and antomy mechanims organisms use to solve problems
how individuals are adapted to abotic envoirnement |
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| preserving nature, right wrongs |
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bringing nature back
not just protecting have to help grow |
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ecoolgy is born
descriptive feild
describes whats going on in nature
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doing lab in feild
actually doing lab work in the envorinement |
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| how long would an average long term experment be? |
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| envoirnmental condtions an organisms actually experiences |
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| simple way to determine how much heat is stored in a particular habitat |
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| how to organisms ultimately respond to envoirnment |
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| evoution and natural selection |
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what is the least supply needed at the moment
von leiberg
not constant and co limitation
move like patterns |
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there can be too much of a good thing
too much can limit sucess
blackman |
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the balance in between
the "just" right
goldilocks
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| all animals adapting and coexsisiting |
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get tempurture from envoirnment
external source of energy
plants and bacteria |
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internally maintians tempurture
human birds mammals |
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increase with external temp but regualtes internally
fish and a dragon fly |
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| metabolic rate increases with increasing or decreasing tempurture |
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| metabolic rate increases with increasing temputure |
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genetically determined rest timed by various envoirnemental cues
if too hott out animal goes into rest,doesnt do anything until harsh envournement goes away |
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metabolism
convection
condensation
evaporation
long wave radiation
short wave radtation |
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plant growing on another plant
orchids
ferns
depends on getting water from other plants |
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