7.1 Ecosystem, Symbiosis, Part 2

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    SYMBIOSIS

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    What is Symbiosis?

    the relation of one organism to

    another from various degrees of

    close relationship betweenorganisms of different species.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specieshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Species
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    Species Interactions Symbiosis)Interaction Relationship ExamplesCompetition - -) both areharmed Interspecies lion -tiger)

    Intra species [mostintensive ]Cooperation + +) bothbenefit butneither is

    depend on theother.

    cow - manhydra - algae

    Mutualism + +) bothbenefit but aredependent onone another.

    lichens = blue greenalgae - fungitermite - protozoan

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    Species Interactions (Symbiosis)

    ommensalism + o) one benefits butthe other is notaffectedepiphytes = spanishmoss - treesshark - romora

    Amensalism o -) one inhibits thegrowth of the otherbut is not affecteditself.

    penicillin - bacteriadinoflagellate - fish

    Predation + -) one benefits theother is harmedPredator : Preyfox - rabbitsnake - frogman - deer

    Parasitism + -) one benefits theother is harmed.Parasite : HostEndoparasite - internalparasite - trichina,hookworm, ascaris)Ectoparasite - externalparasite - leech, tick,mite, mosquito)

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    Examples :

    Relationship between nitrogen bacteriaand the

    peanut treein which the bacteria get nutrients

    from the peanutsand the peanuts get nitrate, auseful substance for the plant to grow

    The interaction between insectivore birdsand the

    buffalowith the birds living on the back of the

    buffalo. the birds get food (lice) and the buffalo

    gets rid of the lice

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    hermit crab - sea anemone

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    ants and aphids

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    mutualism

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    Lichensconsist of a fungusand a photosynthetic partner,

    either an alga or a cyanobacterium,

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    one species gets benefit and the other species does not

    have any negative effect

    Examples :- The interaction between the remora fish and shark

    - and between orchids and their host tree

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    commensalism

    Cleaner Fish:

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    one species get some advantages and another get disadvantages

    Examples :Fungi human skin

    E Coli intestine of human

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    parasitism

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    parasitism

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    ascaris

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    Both are harmed Examples :

    Interspecies lion tiger, corn- weed)Intra species [most intensive ]

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    both benefit but neither is depend onthe other. Examples :

    cow - manhydra - algaehermit crab - sea anemone

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    One species eats anothersExamples:tigers eaating deer and snakes eatingrats

    The tigers and snakes are called

    predators while the deer and the rats

    are called preys