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Cards (16)

Section 1

(16 cards)

competition

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(-,-)

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Gause Competitive Exclusion Principle

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no two species can occupy the same ecological niche simultaneously

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if alpha greater than 1

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species 2 has greater competitive effect on spec 1 than spec 1 has on itself / interspecific less than intraspecific

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spec 1 extinct = b _ 1 a _ 1

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b less than 1 a greater than 1

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possible outcomes of lots-volerra equation

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species coexist, one goes extinct

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Mutualism

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(+,+) Both organism benefit

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predation

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(+,-)

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Comensalism

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(+,0)Relationship where one organisms benefits, the other isn't effected

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parasitic wasps and competitive niche

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introduced to control orange tree plant, wasp from India displaced wasp from s china from interior but not coast due to differing environments

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alpha expresses spec 2 in relation to

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spec 1

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is alpha less than 1

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spec 2 has less competitive effect on spec 1 than spec 1 has on itself / interspecific greater than intraspecific

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Amesalism

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(-,0)

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competitive exclusion will not occur with

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unstable environments environment where species don't compete fluctuating environment that reverse direction of competition before extinction occurs

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Gause did what to prove the model?

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grew pop of yeast, one when extinct, other soared

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fundamental niche vs realized niche

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Fundamental= all possible niches with no limiting factors Realized= With competitor present...actual niche

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spec 2 extinct = b _ 1 a _ 1

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b greater than 1 a less than 1

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