Interactions Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Competition that involves direct interaction between individuals

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Interference Competition

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A condition where there is a limited supply of resources

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Resource Limitation

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Competition that takes place when members of the same species compete

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Intraspecific Competition

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Competition that happens between individuals of two species that reduces the fitness of both

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Interspecific Competition

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5
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Competition involving the use of limited resources

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Exploitative Competition
or
Resource Competition

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6
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Who studied and what organism was used to study intraspecific competition among plants?

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Tilman & Cowan (1989)
Sarghasum nutans

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A process among plants where the more biomass of a plant, the fewer the individuals

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Self-Thinning

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Who studied and what organism was used to study intraspecific competition in animals?

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Denno & Roderick (1992)
Prokelsia marginata (planthopper)

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9
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Who studied and what organism was used to study interference competition among terrestrial isopods?

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Grosholz (1992)
Porcello scaber

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10
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States that two species with identical niches cannot coexist indefinitely

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Competitive Exclusion Principle

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11
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Who helped ensure a prominent place for the niche concept in modern ecology?

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G.F. Gause (1934)

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12
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A niche where an organism faces no competitors

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Fundamental Niche

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13
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A niche where an organism faces competitors

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Realized Niche

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14
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Who linked differences in beak size and form among Darwin’s finches to differences in their feeding niches?

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David Lack (1947)

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Darwin’s finch that eats larger seeds

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Geospiza magnirostris
Large Ground Finch

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Darwin’s finch that eats medium-sized seeds

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Geospiza fortis
Medium Ground Finch

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Darwin’s finch that eats small seeds

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Geospiza fulginosa
Small Ground Finch

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Who studied and what organisms were used to study niche overlap and competition between barnacles?

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Joseph Connell
Balanus balanoides
Chthamalus stellanus

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19
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The circumstance in which two species differ more from each other in geographic areas where they occur together than where their distributions do not overlap

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Character Displacement

20
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Speciation that occurs when a species separates into two separate groups which are isolated from one another

21
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Speciation that occurs when there are no physical barriers preventing any members of a species from mating with another, and all members are in close proximity to one another

22
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Interaction that enhances the fitness of one individual while reducing the fitness of another

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Exploitative Interaction

23
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Organisms that live on the tissues of their host, often reducing its fitness but not killing it

24
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An insect whose larva consumes its host and kills it in the process

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A parasite that changes the behavior of its amphipod host
Acanthocephalans
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A plant process where it grows tall quickly
Bolting
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A plant pathogen that mimics flowers by producing pseudoflowers and promotes reproduction by the fungus
*Puccinia monoica*
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Who proposed the overpopulation theories which suggested that periods of high population growth are followed by several factors
Lloyd Keith (1963)
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Cyclic abundance in response to the number of prey and predators
Numerical Response
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Cyclic abundance in response to the differences in kill rate and predation
Functional Response
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Situations in which members of an exploited population have some protection from predators and parasites
Refuges
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A response resulting in increasing rates of food intake as prey density increases
Predator Functional Response
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Occurs when very high prey population densities increase an individual's likelihood to survive predation and exploitation
Predator Satiation
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Behavioral effects of predators on prey populations as a result of prey avoiding high-risk situations
Ecology of Fear
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A response that states that functional response is determined only by the abundance of prey
Prey-dependent Functional Response
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A response that states that the rate of prey consumption is determined by the ratio of prey numbers to predator numbers
Ratio-dependent Functional Response
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Interactions between individuals of different species that benefit both partners
Mutualism
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A mutualistic relationship wherein one benefits while the other is neither benefited or harmed
Commensalism
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A mutualistic relationship wherein one can live with or without their mutualistic partner
Facultative Mutualism
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A mutualistic relationship wherein one or both are critically dependent on their partner for survival
Obligate Mutualism
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Who was the first to correctly recognize that mycorrhizae involve a mutualistic relationship between plants and fungi?
Albert Frank (1885)
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Ants with a mutualistic relationship with bullhorn acacias
*Pseudomyrmex spp*
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Mutualists that give and receive measurable benefits to another organism
Successful Mutualists
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Mutualists that give benefits to another organism but, for some reason, do not receive any benefit in return
Unsuccessful Mutualists
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Mutualists neither giving nor receiving benefits from a mutualistic partner
Nonmutualists
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Two common types of mycorrhizae
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Ectomycorrhizae