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Commensalism: A relationship between to organism where they are neutral (don’t benefit nor harm.)

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Competition: A relationship in which two organisms share a common goal in which the goal cannot be obtained for the two.

Animals may compete over food, a mate, or territory.

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Predation: The preying on or attacking of another organism.

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Parasitism: A close relationship between to organisms where one lives on the outside or inside of the other.

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Mutualism: A mutual dependence on another organism.

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Pfiesteria: An algae that often kills large fish.

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Dutch Elm Disease: A disease caused by a fungus that only effects elm trees often showing decay and even death in the trees.

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Tuberculosis: A potentially life threatening disease that effects the lungs.

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Influenza: A viral sickness that effects the respiratory system (also known as the flu.)

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AIDS: A loss of one’s cellular immunity making it more prone to disease and sickness.

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As well as the limited resources, the limited space causes the organisms to get clumped together, making diseases much easier to transmit.

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More competition with other species.

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Limited space in the environment or region.

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Limited food and water.

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Carrying Capacity: The number of organisms or crops a region can support without environmental failure.

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Unique Movement: Unique movement helps animals out in the wild by protecting them and making them unpredictable.

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Camouflage: a process in which helps an organism blend into its’ environment.

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Excretion: the process in which waste is eliminated from an organism.

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Migration: The movement of a certain species to locate to another area.

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Habituation: a type of learning in which an organism’s senses gets stimulated.

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Trial and Error Learning: A type of learning in which you test what works and what does not.

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Classical Conditioning: A type of learning that happens unconsciously.

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Imprinting: A form of learning where an organism can sense its species.

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Learned Behaviors: A behavior that occurs after experiencing or learning.

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Instincts: the thought process gained by an organism whether that being inherited or learned.

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Hibernation: An act in which an organism goes into a deep sleep during the winter months to survive the cold.

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Estivation: An act in which an organism goes into a deep sleep during the summer months to survive the heat.

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A chemical that changes the behavioral acts of an organism.

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Courtship Dancing: An act in which a male organism tries to attract a female organism to mate.

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Include at least one way animals identify the territory that belongs to them?
One way animals can identify their territory is by scent marking which involves any spraying of their bodily functions.

Three examples of animals defending their territory?
Spraying urination, leaving droppings, or rubbing natural scent glands along their lands’ borders.

Niche - Explain what a niche is and include at least two examples of animals who survive based on their niche.
A niche is a role that an organism plays in its’ community.
A few examples of this are ants and bees.