Unit 4 Relationships in Ecosystems Flashcards

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Cycles of matter and flow of energy

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Functional Diversity

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Variety and abundance of species

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Species Diversity

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Variety of genes

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Genetic Diversity

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Terrestrial and aquatic environments

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Ecological diversity

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A group of communities interacting with other organisms and their abiotic environment

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Ecosystems

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Levels of ecosystems (largest to smallest)

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Communities, population, species, organisms

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Where an organisms lives

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Habitats

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The role of the organisms

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Niches

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Full, potential range of the physical, chemical, and biological factors a species can use if there is no competition from other species

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Fundamental Niche

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Part of the fundamental that is actually used

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Realized Niche

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An organism that can reproduce

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Species

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12
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Around how many species are there?

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4 mill to 100 mill

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13
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Role species play in Ecosystem

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Ecological Niche

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Who has broad niches?

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Generalists

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15
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Who occupies narrow niches?

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Specialists

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16
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_____ has a large effect on ecological community

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Keystone Species

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17
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_____ shape habitats to benefit other species

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Foundations Species

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18
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_____ provide early warnings of damage to ecosystem

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Indicator Species

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19
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Can also be called aliens, exotic, invaders

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Non-Native

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20
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Amount of the same species in a given area

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Population

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21
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What four things can happen if a population’s needs are not met?

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Death, competition, migration, adaptation/evolution

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22
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2 different species living closely together

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Symbiosis

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23
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Organism actively hunts another organism

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Predation

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in predation, the one who hunts

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Predator

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In predation, organism upon which predator feeds on
Prey
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Woodpecker and Impala, Pollination are examples of _____
Mutualism
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One benefits and the other is indifferent
Commensalism
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Epiphytes/Air Plants is an example of _____
Commensalism
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One benefits and the other is harmed
Parasitism
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One is harmed and the other is indifferent
Amensalism
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Neither benefits nor is harmed (rare)
Neutralism
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When organisms seek limited resources, prey, water, light, materials, habitat, etc
Competition
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_____ competition occurs within same species
Intraspecific
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_____ competition occurs within different species
Interspecific
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What do you call a genetic change within a POPULATION over time?
Evolution
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What MUST occur in evolution?
Reproduction
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Processes that prevent members of the same species to cross, mate, and/or produce offspring
Reproductive Isolation
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Reproductive isolation leads to ____ of genetic diversity which leads to ____ of species diversity.
loss, loss
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Reproductive isolation results from what four barriers?
Behavioral, Geographical, Genetic, Physiological
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When organisms in a population are separated from exchanging genetic material with other organisms of the same species
Geographical Isolation
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Evolution of new biological species
Speciation
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Peripatric and allopatric speciation result from _____
Geographical Isolation
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Parapatric and sympatric speciation result from _____
Something other than geographical isolation
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_____ shift: both extreme traits survive
Disruptive
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_____ shift: average trait survives
Stabilizing
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_____ shift: one extreme trait survives (right or left)
Directional
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Two species evolve after long term interaction with eachother
Coevolution
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Mutualism and predation are associated with _____
Coevolution
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Two distinct species with differing ancestries evolve to display similar physical features
Convergent Evolution
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Two related species evolve from one common ancestor
Divergent Evolution
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_____ occurs when two species evolve independently of each other maintaining similarities
Parallel Evolution
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Selective breeding of organisms for specific characteristics
Artificial Selection
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Organisms ability to tolerate a particular chemical designed to kill
Resistance
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Gradual process of change and replacement of the types of species in a community
Ecological Succession
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Succession that occurs on a surface where no ecosystem existed before
Primary Succession
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In primary succession there is initially a lifeless habitat and no ____
Soil
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In primary succession ____ and ____ ____ break down rock to form soil
Weathering, primary species
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Lichens and mosses are an example of ____ ____
Primary species
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Occurs on a surface where ecosystem previously existed
Secondary Succession
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When an organism with favorable traits wins and therefore lives and reproduces, evolution by ____ ____ occurs.
Natural selection