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Predation- a relationship in which one organism is helped =) and the other is killed. 

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Predation- a relationship in which one organism is helped =) and the other is killed. 

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North American Marine Environment Protection Association

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Ecology- The study of how organisms interact with one another and with the environment. 

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Ecology- The study of how organisms interact with one another and with the environment. 

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Symbiosis- When two different species of organisms live in close contact. 

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Symbiosis- When two different species of organisms live in close contact. 

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**Comes from the greek word that means living together.

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symbiosis - pronunciation + Examples in sentences and phrases

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the state of being connected.

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Competition occurs naturally between living organisms that coexist in the same environment and need to compete for territory, water, food, or mates.

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Competition occurs naturally between living organisms that coexist in the same environment and need to compete for territory, water, food, or mates.

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Both organisms participating in the relationship benefit from the partnership.

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HOW DO ANIMALS AND DIFFERENT SPECIES LIVE TOGETHER And Interact With Each Other In An Ecosystem?

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The parasite😀  benefits and the host 😣 is harmed.

Parasite- organisms that live on or within another organism.

Host-  an animal or plant that nourishes and supports a parasite.

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Organism- a living thing that can function on its own.

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Organism- a living thing that can function on its own.

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What is Organism? Explain Organism, Define Organism, Meaning of Organism

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A type of symbiosis in which one species benefits and the other species neither benefits nor suffers (unaffected).

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Predation-Behavior in which one species kills another species for food.

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Predation-Behavior in which one species kills another species for food.

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Predator- Aggressor
Prey- victim

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Predator Prey Interactions |  Basic Ecology |

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Competition- occurs when more than one organism is trying to use the same resource.

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Competition- occurs when more than one organism is trying to use the same resource.

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Competition and Natural Selection | Evolution | Biology | FuseSchool

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6 school days

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The Bee & The Flower: The Perfect Mutual Relationship

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Tick and Dog

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Athletes Foot Fungus (Parasitism) card.PNG

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Leech- sucks blood for nutrients

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Tapeworm and Intestines

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Mistletoe and Oaktree Card (Parasitism).PNG

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Spangle Galls on Oak Leaves - Neuroterus quercusbaccarum

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New Mexico man captures video of bighorn sheep along daily commute

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Spiders spinning webs to trap and kill insects

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Spiders spinning webs to trap and kill insects

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Woodpeckers drilling holes into tree bark to catch spiders, grubs, and insects

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Woodpeckers drilling holes into tree bark to catch spiders, grubs, and insects

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#Rural Attraction #Busy woodpecker found in our locality.

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Moray eels hiding and attacking smaller fish

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Moray eels hiding and attacking smaller fish

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Giant Moray Eel Attacking And Eating A Large Stone Fish

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Bullfrogs eating spiders, scorpions, snakes, fish

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Bullfrogs eating spiders, scorpions, snakes, fish

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Bullfrogs Eat Everything | National Geographic

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Competition for food

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Animal Winter Games: Food Snatch | National Geographic

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Competition In Animals - Food, Territory and Mates - GCSE Biology

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Professional Tutors-The British Online School

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The Oxpeckers role in the Animal Kingdom

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The Oxpecker, insect cleaner of the bush

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Biotic factor- a living part of the environment.

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Biotic factor- a living part of the environment.

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Ecosystem- Community of organisms and their nonliving environment. 

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Ecosystem- Community of organisms and their nonliving environment. 

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Abiotic factors- nonliving part of an environment, such as water, nutrients, soil, sunlight, rainfall and temperature

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Abiotic factors- nonliving part of an environment, such as water, nutrients, soil, sunlight, rainfall and temperature

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Habitat- Place where an organism usually lives

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Habitat- Place where an organism usually lives

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Wrasse (small marine fish) and moray eel

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Wrasse (small marine fish) and moray eel

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Protozoa within a termite's digestive system- 

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Protozoa within a termite's digestive system- 

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Termite symbiosis:  Internal guests digest cellulose

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Aids Graph- Symbiotic Relationship test.PNG

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Niche- Role and organism plays in the ecosystem.

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Niche- Role and organism plays in the ecosystem.

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Limiting factor-biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving) environmental factors that keeps a population from reaching its full potential size. 

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Limiting factor-biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving) environmental factors that keeps a population from reaching its full potential size. 

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Ex: Imagine a habitat that has enough water to support 1,000 armadillos but only enough food for 500. Only 500 armadillos can live in the habitat. In this example, food is the limiting factor.

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Limiting Factors of Photosynthesis - p48

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Can We Save These Rare Toads From Extinction? | National Geographic

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Predators ↑ Prey ↓

Prey ↑(more food)  Predators ↑

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Among the protozoa are the Paramecium, which have cilia. Other structures of protists include oral grooves and contractile vacuoles. Paramecium reproduce by fission or conjugation. Drawing and labeling pictures of what you see with a microscope can help you become a better observer.

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SC.7.L.17.2- Compare and contrast the relationships among organisms such as mutualism, parasitism, commensalism, predation and competition.

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SC.7.L.17.2- Compare and contrast the relationships among organisms such as mutualism, parasitism, commensalism, predation and competition.