interactions how organisms affect one another and their environment
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Predation This is when a predator organism feeds on another living organism known as prey.TRANSCRIPT
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Interactions How organisms affect one another and their
environment
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Different Species Interactions
•Competition•Predation•Symbiosis
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Predation
• This is when a predator organism feeds on another living organism known as prey.
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Different Species Competition
• Competition is when two or more different species are competing for the same resources in the same area.
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Symbiosis
• This is a relationship between two species where at least one of the two species is benefitting from the relationship.
• There are three main types of symbiosis:
•Mutualism•Commensalism•Parasitism
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Mutualism
• This is a symbiotic relationship where both species benefit from the other.
• Oxpecker and Warthog
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Commensalism
• One species needs a function provided by the other; The other is neither harmed nor helped
• Remora and Shark
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Parasitism
• One species benefits at the expense of another species.
• The host is directly harmed by the presence of the parasite.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuHGdv4ZLjA
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Same Species Interactions
• Includes individual behaviors vs. group behaviors• Cooperative• Competition
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Same Species Competition• Organisms in the same
species are competing for resources; therefore, they must find enough space to survive (food)
• Must be able to maintain their territory
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Individual Competition
• Most animals have courtship rituals that they undergo to attract mates. The females can be selective and so they mate, thus passing on, the genes of the most successful of the suitors
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Cooperative Behaviors
• Many animals will live in packs or herds
• These groupings allow them to protect more territory from invaders, hunt more efficiently, or protect themselves from predators
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Individual vs. Group
Individual Behaviors Group Behaviors
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Carrying Capacity
• Ecosystems can only support so many individuals and if this amount is exceeded then the resources will be depleted
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Snowshoe Hare and Lynx
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Hare-Lynx competition• How are they undergoing
competition?• Where is their carrying capacity?• How do they limit each other?
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Do Humans Have a Carrying Capacity?