ecological biogeography
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how ecological processes that occur in short periods of time act on
distributional patterns of organisms
Carnivore
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A consumer that eats only animals.
,mimicry
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organisms mimic other organisms
biotic factors
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-exploiting novel environment
-dispersal
-competition
Permian Event
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-had large insects
-LARGEST EXTINCTION EVENT
-volcanic
-meteorite
-anoxic (water depleted on oxygen)
-3rd
island biogeography
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, The study of rates of colonization and extinction of species on islands or
other isolated areas based on size, shape, and distance from other
inhabited regions
global population
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births plus global population minus deaths
climate zones
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a large area of Earth with a particular pattern of weather
-increased overtime
mutualisms
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mutually beneficial interactions
keystone species
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how ecological processes that occur in short periods of time act on
distributional patterns of organisms
Carnivore
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A consumer that eats only animals.
,mimicry
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organisms mimic other organisms
biotic factors
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-exploiting novel environment
-dispersal
-competition
Permian Event
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-had large insects
-LARGEST EXTINCTION EVENT
-volcanic
-meteorite
-anoxic (water depleted on oxygen)
-3rd
island biogeography
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, The study of rates of colonization and extinction of species on islands or
other isolated areas based on size, shape, and distance from other
inhabited regions
global population
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births plus global population minus deaths
climate zones
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a large area of Earth with a particular pattern of weather
-increased overtime
mutualisms
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mutually beneficial interactions
keystone species
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