Biotic Factor Interactions Lesson 3.1

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    Components of an Ecosystem-Biotic Factor Interactions

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    Identify different relationships between

    organismsEvaluate the differences between theserelationshipsCreate your own examples of differentrelationships between organisms in nature

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    S ymbiosis- the close association between

    two organisms of different species

    S ymbiotic relationships take on three forms: Parasitism Mutualism Commensalism

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    Mutualism- both organisms benefit (+/+)

    Ex/ hummingbird and flower or bees andflowers

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    Commensalism: One organism benefits and the

    other is not affected at all. (+/0)EX/ clown fish lives among the tentacles of a seaanemone.

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    Predation-a "+/-" interaction, includes

    predator-prey, herbivore-plant, and parasite-host interactions.Predation is an important factor in theecology of populations, determining mortality

    of prey and birth of new predators.

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    T he predator is the organism that hunts

    T he prey is the organism that is being huntedPredator-prey cycle: predators increase when preyare abundant, prey are driven to low numbers bypredation, the predators decline, and the preyrecover