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Cards (17)

Section 1

(17 cards)

amensalism

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-/0 interaction one species harmed, other unaffected

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fundamental niche

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all resources species is capable of using w/ abiotic requirements

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interference competition

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direct competition hurt competitor's ability to use resource (attack another predator, plant shades out other) competitor prevents other from accessing/using resource

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parasitism (competition)

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+/- parasites positive benefit, hosts negative

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allelopathy

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interference competition in plants, toxins harm other species

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asymmetrical competition

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uneven competition cant reach full carrying capacity bc lost resources to previous competition competition hurts even dominant competitor!

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competitive exclusion

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local extinction of species due to dominant species preventing other from using resource asymmetrical competition

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character displacement

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competition causes phenotype of competing species to evolve differently over time

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interspecific competition

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competition between members of different species

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resource partioning

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use limited resource in different ways promotes coexistence

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competition

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non-trophic (same level) interaction in which individuals are harmed by shared use of limiting resource leads to difference in resource partitioning (character displacement in same species)

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competitive exclusion principle

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2 species that use resource in same way cannot coexist

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exploitative competition

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indirect competition compete for limited resources reduce supply of resource as used (watering hole)

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intrasecific competition

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competition between indivituals of same species

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competitive coexistence

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share limited resource, but survive together

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realized niche

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actual niche of a species limited by species interactions (biotic)

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fugitive species

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disperse from one place to another to take advantage of distrubances (avoid competition)

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