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The fastest lions are able to catch food and eat, so they survive and reproduce. The bacteria and the human. A certain kind of bacteria lives in the intestines of humans and many other animals. Interspecific Competition between mammalian carnivores depends on relative densities.
The fastest lions are able to catch food and eat, so they survive and reproduce. The bacteria and the human. A certain kind of bacteria lives in the intestines of humans and many other animals. Interspecific Competition between mammalian carnivores depends on relative densities.
The fastest lions are able to catch food and eat, so they survive and reproduce. The bacteria and the human. A certain kind of bacteria lives in the intestines of humans and many other animals. Interspecific Competition between mammalian carnivores depends on relative densities.
catch food and eat, so they survive and reproduce, and gradually, faster lions make up more and more of the population. The fastest zebras are able to escape the lions, so they survive and reproduce, and gradually, faster zebras make up more and more of the population. An
Mutualism : The bacteria and the human
The bacteria and the human. A certain kind of bacteria lives in the intestines of humans and many other animals. The human cannot digest all of the food that it eats. The bacteria eat the Resource : https://www.diigo.com/user/nathanielcheney
Napat Parapat (NAM) G.10-3 NO:5761059
Commensalism : Remora sharks and shark
These have a disk on their heads which allows them to
attach to a large animal, like a shark. As the shark eats, any extra food floats by and they can unhitch themselves and eat. Resource : http://examples.yourdictionary.com/commensalismexamples.html
Parasitism : A mosquito and organism
A mosquito sucks an organism's blood. The mosquito gets
the food but the organism that is being sucked is being harmed.
Lions are much larger than hyenas , so in this case hyenas
are subordinate. Interspecific competition between mammalian carnivores depends importantly, not only on relative densities of the two competitors, but also on whether or not each species can scavenge from the other. Thus for example, the dominant predator may compete with and kill the subordinate, yet also offer the subordinate an important source of scavenging opportunities, and thereby partially or totally offset the costs of interspecific competition Resource : http://hyenas.zoology.msu.edu/research/crocuta/interspecifi c-competition-and-anti-predator-behavior.html