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ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Construct a Concept

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

NO HINT

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Check out the mouth of this thing

Check out the side view of attachment

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ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

The butterfly is getting a meal and the flower is getting its pollen spread

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Sheep eating grass

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Bacteria getting energy from deer flesh, guts, etc.

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

The small bird gets afree ride and the buffalo isnot really affected

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

In the photo, a tomato hornworm is coveredwith cocoons of pupating braconid wasps. Dude,are you ready for a story?

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ORGANISM INTERACTIONSThe clam “farms” algae (zooxanthellae ) in its tissue. That is the blue-green color. Through photosynthesis it produces food that the clam can also use. The zooxanthellae then gets a safe home.

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

The aphid is being dinnerand the larger insect isgetting dinner

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

The Moray Eel is getting itsteeth cleaned and the little fishis getting a meal.

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

The shrimp has a placeto hide and the coral is notreally impacted

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Bacteria getting energy from dead bunny

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ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

The gazelle is being dinnerand the cheetahs aregetting dinner

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Mushrooms breaking downa dead tree

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

A bunny eatingclover

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

ORGANISM INTERACTIONS

Check out this video clip of how ants (some ants) and caterpillars work together.

Terms and Definitions for boxes• Consumer-producer: A heterotroph consuming an autotroph to get energy

(change pg.2)

• Decomposer: Microbes (bacteria and viruses) breaking down dead things to acquire energy.(pg. 2)

• Predator-prey: When a carnivore or omnivore consumes another animal. (change on pg. 3)

• Mutualism: A relationship where 2 organisms benefit each other (pg. 5)

• Commensalism: When one organism gets something positive and the other is not affected. ( pg. 5)

• Parasitism: One organism slowly getting energy from another and usually results in a long slow death for the host.( pg. 5)