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Row 1, Col 1 The total number of individuals in the population. What is size?TRANSCRIPT
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By: Lauren Coffey
Ecology Jeopardy
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Row 1, Col 1
The total number of individuals in the population.
What is size?
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Competition between different species.
What is interspecific competition?
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Any color, pattern, shape, or behavior that enables an
animal to blend in with its surroundings. Both
prey and predator benefit.
What is Cryptic Coloration (Camouflage)?
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Autotrophs that convert sun energy into chemical energy.
They include plants, photosynthetic protists,
cyanobacteria, and chemosynthetic bacteria.
What are Primary Producers?
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2,1
Describe species in which most individuals survive to middle age. After that age, mortality is
high. Ex: Humans
What is survivorship curve type 1?
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When two species compete for exactly the same
resources (or occupy the same niche), one is likely
to be more successful. As a result one species
outcompetes the other, and eventually,
the second species is eliminated.
What is competitive exclusion principle (Gause’s principle)?
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A conspicuous pattern or coloration of animals
that warns predators that they sting, bite,
taste bad, or are otherwise to be avoided.
What is Aposematic Coloration (warning coloration)?
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Consumers that obtain their energy by
consuming dead plants and animals.
The smallest, called decomposers,
include fungi and bacteria.
What are Detritivores?
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3,1
Occurs whenever the reproductive rate is greater
than zero. Forms a J-shape curve.
What is Exponential Growth?
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Spends most of its life living on another
organism (the host), obtaining nourishment from the
host by feeding on its tissues.
What is a parasite?
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Toxic chemicals produced in plants
that discourage would-be herbivores.
Ex: tannins commonly found in oaks,
and nicotine found in tobacco.
What are Secondary Compounds?
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Describes the proportion of energy represented
at one trophic level that is transfered to the next level.
What is Ecological Efficiency?
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4,1
Reproductive strategy characterized by opportunistic species
that quickly invade a habitat, quickly reproduce,
and then die. Ex: grasses and insects.
What is r-selected species?
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A relationship in which both species benefit (+,+).
What is Mutualism?
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Occurs when several animals, all with some
special defense mechanism, share the same coloration.
Ex: bees, yellow jackets, and wasps.
What is Mullerian mimicry?
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A linear flow chart of who eats whom.
What is a food chain?
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When the size of the population increases, its reproductive rate decreases until, at carrying capacity
(that is, when N = K), the reproductive rate is zero and the population size stabilizes.
What is Logistic Growth?
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One species benefits, while the second species is neither helped nor harmed (+,0).
What is Commensalism?
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When an animal without any special defense mechanism
mimics the coloration of an animal that
does possess a defense.
What is Batesian Mimcry?
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Used to show the relationship between trophic levels.
Horizontal bars or tiers are used to represent the relative
sizes of trophic levels, each represented in terms of energy,
biomass, or numbers of organisms. The tiers are
stacked upon one another in the order in
which energy is transferred between levels. The result is
usually a pyramid- shaped figure.
What are Ecological Pyramids?