type 1 survivorship curves
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low early death rates good care
role of disturbance
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an event that changes a community
obligatory mutualism
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they need each other to live lichens: green algae and fungi
type 2 s. curve
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constant death rates
deforestation
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can dislodge soil and put it in run off because trees hold it down
soil loses nutrients easily in runoff
dispersion-clumped
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organisms live in very close proximity to each other
secondary succession
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, soils seeds life present
fire is a good example
facultative mutualism
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they don't need each other but they benefit each other so it's worth it
competitive exclusion
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two species competing for the same resources niche
one species better competitor
two features of an ecosystem
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energy conservation: heat loss
mass conservation: nutrients are recycled
fast growing tree stage
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low early death rates good care
role of disturbance
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an event that changes a community
obligatory mutualism
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they need each other to live lichens: green algae and fungi
type 2 s. curve
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constant death rates
deforestation
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can dislodge soil and put it in run off because trees hold it down
soil loses nutrients easily in runoff
dispersion-clumped
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organisms live in very close proximity to each other
secondary succession
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, soils seeds life present
fire is a good example
facultative mutualism
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they don't need each other but they benefit each other so it's worth it
competitive exclusion
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two species competing for the same resources niche
one species better competitor
two features of an ecosystem
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energy conservation: heat loss
mass conservation: nutrients are recycled
fast growing tree stage
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