Ecology: Preserving the Animal Kingdom

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Ecology: Preserving the Animal Kingdom Chapter 6

The study of how natural processes affect the size, composition and dynamics of a population

Review Words Population Community Ecosystem Biosphere Ecology Density-dependent Density-independent Exponential Growth Logistic Growth Biotic Abiotic Carrying Capacity Survivorship Curve Competition Parasitism Commensalism Mutualism Niche Succession Trophic Levels

Animals and Their Abiotic Environments A habitat includes all biotic and abiotic factors Animals operate best when in their typical tolerance range The range of optimum defines the conditions under which an animal is most successful When does a factor become limiting?

Controlled Hypothermia Periods of decreased body temperature and metabolism in animals Survival mechanism to help animals through harsh conditions Torpor – Daily Hibernation – Weeks or Months Winter Sleep – Months Aestivation – Months or Years

Interspecific Interactions Predation Competition Coevolution Symbiosis Coloring (camouflage, cryptic coloration, countershading, aposematic coloration) Mimicry

Age Structure Diagram

Project/Presentation You may work with a partner The assignment is due next Tuesday, with presentations (3 minutes minimum) beginning that day Presentation must include visuals and a handout Choose from the following topics: Coevolution Land and Freshwater Use Ocean Acidification Human Population

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