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A species interaction in which individuals of one species are
harmed while individuals of the other species do not benefit and
are not harmed (-/0 relationship). - Answer: Amensalisms
,A trophic species interaction in which the predator is an animal
(carnivore) and the prey is an animal. - Answer: Carnivory
A defense against predators in which prey species that contain
powerful toxins advertise those toxins with bright coloration; also
called aposematic coloration. - Answer: Coloration
A species interaction in which individuals of one species benefit
while individuals of the other species do not benefit and are not
harmed (+/0 relationship). - Answer: Commensalism
An adaptive growth response of plants to herbivory in which
removal of plant tissues stimulates the plant to produce new
tissues. - Answer: Compensation
A non-trophic interaction in which individuals of the same species
(intraspecific) or different species (interspecific) are harmed by
their shared use of a resource that limits their ability to grow,
reproduce, or survive (-/- relationship). - Answer: Competition
A defense against predators in which prey species have a shape or
coloration that provides camouflage and allows them to avoid
detection. - Answer: Crypsis
, A trophic or non-trophic species interaction in which one or both
species benefit and neither is harmed. - Answer: Facilitations
A trophic species interaction in which the predator is an animal
(herbivore) and the prey is a plant or alga. - Answer: Herbivory
An organism on or within which an herbivore, parasite, or
mutualist lives and feeds. - Answer: Host
In plant-herbivore interaction, a defense against herbivory, such
as production of a secondary compound, that is stimulated by
herbivore attack. - Answer: Induced defense
The set of abundance for which the population growth rate
(dN/dt) of one of the species involved in a species interactions is
zero. - Answer: Isocline
A modified form of the logistic equation used to model predator-
prey interaction cycles. - Answer: Lotka-Volterra predator-prey
model
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A species interaction in which individuals of one species are
harmed while individuals of the other species do not benefit and
are not harmed (-/0 relationship). - Answer: Amensalisms
,A trophic species interaction in which the predator is an animal
(carnivore) and the prey is an animal. - Answer: Carnivory
A defense against predators in which prey species that contain
powerful toxins advertise those toxins with bright coloration; also
called aposematic coloration. - Answer: Coloration
A species interaction in which individuals of one species benefit
while individuals of the other species do not benefit and are not
harmed (+/0 relationship). - Answer: Commensalism
An adaptive growth response of plants to herbivory in which
removal of plant tissues stimulates the plant to produce new
tissues. - Answer: Compensation
A non-trophic interaction in which individuals of the same species
(intraspecific) or different species (interspecific) are harmed by
their shared use of a resource that limits their ability to grow,
reproduce, or survive (-/- relationship). - Answer: Competition
A defense against predators in which prey species have a shape or
coloration that provides camouflage and allows them to avoid
detection. - Answer: Crypsis
, A trophic or non-trophic species interaction in which one or both
species benefit and neither is harmed. - Answer: Facilitations
A trophic species interaction in which the predator is an animal
(herbivore) and the prey is a plant or alga. - Answer: Herbivory
An organism on or within which an herbivore, parasite, or
mutualist lives and feeds. - Answer: Host
In plant-herbivore interaction, a defense against herbivory, such
as production of a secondary compound, that is stimulated by
herbivore attack. - Answer: Induced defense
The set of abundance for which the population growth rate
(dN/dt) of one of the species involved in a species interactions is
zero. - Answer: Isocline
A modified form of the logistic equation used to model predator-
prey interaction cycles. - Answer: Lotka-Volterra predator-prey
model
