C190 Unit 9: Module 22 Question and answers verified to
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An organism that must eat or absorb
1.Commensalism
complex food molecules derived from
the bodies of other organisms.
2.Community
All of the populations interacting with
each other within a specified area.
3. Competition A type of interspecific interaction where both
species are harmed.
4. Ecology The branch of biology that deals with the
relations of organisms to one another and to
their physical sur-roundings.
5. is the Ecology
study of how organisms relate
to one an-other and to their
environment.
6. Ecosystem All the living (biotic) things in a particular area
together with the abiotic (non-living) materials
and conditions in that area.
7. Foundation Species A species that are physically dominant (largest
and/or most abundant) in communities.
8. Foundation species
direct-ly provide habitat and
often food for most of the
other species in the
community.
9. Herbivory Feeding on plants.
10. Interspecific Interaction An ettect of one population on another in a
community;
any interaction between members of ditterent species.
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An organism that must eat or absorb
1.Commensalism
complex food molecules derived from
the bodies of other organisms.
2.Community
All of the populations interacting with
each other within a specified area.
3. Competition A type of interspecific interaction where both
species are harmed.
4. Ecology The branch of biology that deals with the
relations of organisms to one another and to
their physical sur-roundings.
5. is the Ecology
study of how organisms relate
to one an-other and to their
environment.
6. Ecosystem All the living (biotic) things in a particular area
together with the abiotic (non-living) materials
and conditions in that area.
7. Foundation Species A species that are physically dominant (largest
and/or most abundant) in communities.
8. Foundation species
direct-ly provide habitat and
often food for most of the
other species in the
community.
9. Herbivory Feeding on plants.
10. Interspecific Interaction An ettect of one population on another in a
community;
any interaction between members of ditterent species.
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6