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1. Competition for food cannot occur…
A. Between two populations.
B. Among members of the same population.
C. Among populations whose niches overlap.
D. Between animals from two different ecosystems.

Making a study guide.
1. Predict the change in an ecosystem if an organism is removed or introduced.
2.Describe how the biological concept of a niche helps reduce competition.
3 What is colonization?
4.Communicate the need to prevent animal extinction.
5.Identify the ecological succession as a series of changes in a community in which new populations of organisms gradually replace existing ones form colonization to climax community and through secondary succession after a disaster.
Thanks to all that help!

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hey guys so i have this ecology project about the ” Rain forest ” and the paper says i need to pick some populations ( either a plant or animal or both ) then i have to research the habitat, community, niche, limmiting factors, and adaptation features.
but i really dont know what to choose !!!! i wanted to choose the slender loris but i didnt find lots of info about it. can someone please find me a plant and another animal ( but if you found a website that has enough information for the slender loris could you please give the link )
THANKYOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH X_X PLEASE PLEASE TRY TO HELP I NEED TO HAND THIS IN NEXT WEEK : (

Well you have to say “Ecological Niche” >.> Otherwise, people who took their last biology course many MANY years ago won’t know what the carp you’re talking about.
Ducks keep the populations of smaller fish stable, and also serve as food for several land/water based predators such as crocodiles.

a.populations
b.organisms
c.biomes
d.niches
e.abiotic resources