Community Ecology

Lice and ticks living on an organism and deriving (obtaining) nutrients from this host is considered a ​​​​ (a)   relationship and can cause ​​ (b)   if the tick causes the host population to greatly decrease.

• parasitic
• change
• mutualistic
• stability

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The predator and prey relationship between cheetah and gazelles will often cause __ in a community.

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The image provided is an example of a(n)

• community

• biome

• biosphere

• ecosystem

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Weeds growing in a garden is an example of

• parasitism

• mutualism

• competition

• commensalism

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Provide an example where a predator and prey relationship may lead to changes in a community.

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Provide an explanation on how a competitive relationship may lead to stability in a community.

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What kind of relationship do bees and flowers posess and how does it lead to stability in a community?

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An ecosystem is composed of both ___ and ___ factors. (Use the correct biological terms.)

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