Posted on 11 October 2012. Tags: biotic factors abiotic factors, Commensalism, niche, Parasitism, population size, relationship, science questions, Someone, species benefits
Can someone please help me with these two science questions?
The relationship in which one species benefits and the other is unharmed is known as what?
-a niche
-commensalism
-mutualism
-parasitism
Population size is limited by all of the following except what?
-biotic factors
-abiotic factors
-competition
-none of the above
Thank you!!!!!!
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Posted on 16 September 2011. Tags: Abiotic, abiotic and biotic, abiotic and biotic factors, Bioligy, Commensalism, Factors, habitat, niche
tell whether each thing involves abiotic or biotic factors
commensalism
competition
habitat
mutualism
niche
predation
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Posted on 19 May 2011. Tags: biology questions, Biomes, Commensalism, ecosystem, food web, hydrothermal vent communities, nitrification, oxygen, photosynthetic organisms, Plant, rainfall, species benefits, tropical forests, web, yearly rainfall
(1) ____ is an overbundance of nutrients that leads to excessive plant growth and reduction of oxygen in an ecosystem?
-denitrification
-eutrophication
-nitrification
-phosphorylation
(2)which of these biomes recives the greatest amount of yearly rainfall?
-boreal forest
-grasslands
-temperate forests
-tropical forests
(3) An organism’s position within a food web is know as its?
-ecosystem
-habitat
-niche
-tropic level
(4) Hydrothermal vent communities lack photosynthetic organisms at the base of the food web?
-true
-false
(5) the rigid, outer layer of earth is referred to as the asthenosphere?
-true
-false
(6) in commensalism, one species benefits and the other neither benefits nor is harmed?
-true
-false
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Posted on 15 May 2011. Tags: avatar, biosphere, chain, Commensalism, Community, community ecosystem, examples of ecology, Food, food chain, limiting factor, niche, pandora, population density
Examples:
Biosphere – Pandora
Species – Navi
I need the following:
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Producer (autotroph)
Consumer (heterotroph)
Decomposer
Food Chain
Biotic
Abiotic
Niche
Competition
Predation
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Secondary Succesion
Population Density
Limiting Factor
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Posted on 15 May 2011. Tags: avatar, biosphere, chain, Commensalism, Community, community ecosystem, examples of ecology, Food, food chain, limiting factor, niche, pandora, population density
Examples:
Biosphere – Pandora
Species – Navi
I need the following:
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Producer (autotroph)
Consumer (heterotroph)
Decomposer
Food Chain
Biotic
Abiotic
Niche
Competition
Predation
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Secondary Succesion
Population Density
Limiting Factor
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Posted on 06 February 2011. Tags: Answer, Commensalism, competitive exclusion, competiton, dissapearance, Ecology, Funn, Help, niche, Parasitism, population, Predation, result
The dissapearance of a population in a given niche as a result of direct competiton with another species for a resource is called….
A. Competitive exclusion
B. Predation
C. Parasitism
D. Commensalism
-thanks for the help!!
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