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| live in separate habitats |
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| Antipredator Strategies : Chemical |
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| defense-sprayed or ingested |
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| Antipredator Strategies: cryptic coloration |
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| Antipredator Strategies: displays of intimidation |
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| Porcupine fish inflates itself/Deceive predator about ease of eating prey |
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| Two species diverge in morphology and resource use due to competition |
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| benefits one but other is unharmed |
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| Competitive Exclusion Hypothesis |
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| species with exactly the same requirements cannot live together (occupy the same niche) |
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| herbivor doesn’t kill plant |
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| Interspecific competition |
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| between individuals of different species |
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| Intraspecific competition |
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| between individuals of the same species |
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| - when both species benefit (+/+) |
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| parasite does not kill host |
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| predators kills their prey |
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organisms compete indirectly through the consumption of a limited resource
Interference-individuals interact directly with one another by physical force or intimidation |
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| differentiation of niches, both in space and time, that enables similar species to coexist in a community |
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| What is Batesian Mimicry? |
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palatable mimicking noxious (B,C)/The palatable species must occur in low numbers
Plant defenses against herbivores (2) herbivores feed on many plant species/Most common in mammals |
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| What is Mullerian Mimicry ? |
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| noxious species using the same sign (A,D)/Benefit: predator eats fewer individuals to learn |
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| What is used for Fighting? |
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| Horns and antlers can be used in defense |
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