ecological relationship
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Ecological Relationship
Prepared by: Erlison Lorenz M. Ognilla
Opening Prayer
Heavenly Father , grant me each day the desire to do my best. To grow physically, mentally and
morally To be kind and helpful with my classmates and teachers. To be honest with myself and with others. Help me to be a good sport when I lose
and be humble if I win. Teach me the value of true friendship. All these we ask in Jesus name
Amen
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How do organisms interact with each other and with their
environment?
Living things or organisms interact with other living things and with non living things or the physical
environment. And there are several ways of the interactions among
livings.
Some are beneficial for one organism but harms the other. And
some are beneficial for the two organisms that are involved.
4 Advanced
3 Competent
2 Progressing
1 Beginning
Work is complete, well organized, no errors and is done on time or early.
Work is generally complete, meets the requirements of the task, and is mostly done on time.
Work tends to be disorderly, incomplete, not accurate and is usually late.
Work is generally sloppy and incomplete, excessive errors and is mostly late or not at all.
Group 1
Types of Ecological Relationship:
1. Commensalism- Type of relationship where one organism
benefits from the other which neither benefits nor harmed
Examples of Commensalism
1. Epiphytic plants growing on a tree*epiphytes- plants that needs other plants/trees for support
2. Remora fish attached on bigger fish like shark and whales
Group 2
2. Mutualism- A type of relationship where two species
benefit from each other
Other Examples of MutualismLichen- combination of alga and fungus
African Crocodile and Plover
Group 3
3. Parasitism- . A relationship where an organism (parasite) gets its nutrients from a living host that
was harmed by the interaction
Other examples of Parasitism
Lice on human head
Insect larva
Tapeworm- lives in the gastrointestinal tract of some animals
Group 4
Predation- An interaction where an animal kills and eat the
other.The most common type of
ecological relationship*Predator- the animal that eats the
other animal*Prey- the animal that was eaten
Other Examples of Predation
Group 5
Competition- A relationship that occurs when two organisms
compete for the same resources
Other Examples of Competition
What are the different types of ecological relationship?
How does an organism interact with another
living thing in each of the ecological relationship?
Which type of relationship do you commonly see in your
environment? Can you cite examples?
Ecological Relationship
Effects on Organism A
Effects on Organism B
Legends
Commensalism (+) 0 O- neutral
Mutualism (+) (+) (+) benefits
Parasitism (+) (-) (-) harmed
Predation (+) (-)Competition (+) (-)
Employees like factory and construction workers were paid by their employer in exchange of their services. The employer benefits in this relationship through the service of the workers. The employees benefit too because of the money that they could get
What ecological relationship was reflected by the above situation?
B. A student who keeps on asking/borrowing for paper, pens, crayons, assignments etc instead of buying or working on his/her own.
C. A group of fishermen who all need to catch fish in the same lake.
What ecological relationship was reflected by the above situations?
Employees like factory and construction workers were paid by their employer in exchange of their services. The employer benefits in this relationship through the service of the workers. The employees benefit too because of the money that they could get
What ecological relationship was reflected by the above situation?
Relationship Benefited (+) Harmed (-) Examples
1 One of the organisms
None 2
Mutualism 3. None 4
5 6 leaf Caterpillar and leaf
Explain how the organisms affect each other. (4pts)a.Snake and Ratb.Carabao and cow
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Assignment:
Please read about Energy transfer in the Ecosystem
“Genesis 1:26 - Then God said, 'Let us make man in our image, in our
likeness, and let them rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air, over the livestock, over all the earth, and over all the creatures
that move along the ground.”