Competition Between Organisms

Multiple Choice

Define and Predatory-Prey Relationship

• A predatory-prey relationship is when two organisms cooperate for mutual benefit.
• A predatory-prey relationship involves two organisms competing for the same resources.
• A predatory-prey relationship is when both organisms are equally harmed in the interaction.
• A predatory-prey relationship is where one organism feeds on another.

Multiple Choice

What is Competition?

• Competition is the absence of conflict.
• Competition refers to a peaceful coexistence.
• Competition is a form of collaboration.
• Competition is the fight for limited resources

Match

Match the following

• Species interacting, ONE ALWAYS BENEFITS

• Both Species Benefit

• One Species benefits the other is unaffected

• One species benefits, one is harmed

Symbiosis

Mutualism

Commensalism

Parasitism

• Symbiosis

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

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are elements of the environment that limit the population size.

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Options (7)

Competition

Disease

Food Availability

Waste Accumulation

Natural Disasters

Climate Change

Geological Events

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Density- Dependent Factors

Density-Independent Factors