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Ecological Interactions Unit 6-1 Notes Mr. Hefti – Pulaski Biology

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Page 1: Mutualism Both species benefit “+ +” relationship Examples – Ants protect aphids that provide them food – Clown fish / sea anemones

Ecological Interactions

Unit 6-1 NotesMr. Hefti – Pulaski Biology

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Mutualism• Both species benefit• “+ +” relationship• Examples–Ants protect aphids that

provide them food–Clown fish / sea anemones

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Predation

• Predator – hunter• Prey – hunted• “+ -”• Examples–Wolf hunts rabbits–Bear / salmon

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Parasitism• Organism lives on or near another

causing harm• Host provides resources to parasite• “+ -”• Examples–Fleas / larger mammals–Tapeworms in intestines of large

mammals

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Competition

• Organisms use same resources• “+ -”• Examples–Birds feeding on same foods–Mountain goats attracting mates

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Commensalism

• One benefits / other not affected• “+ 0” • Examples–Orchids living on trees in

tropical forests–Barnacles on whales

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See if you can identify the ecological

interactions and the +, -, or 0 relationships

shown in the following pictures…

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Answers

• 1 – Parasitism (+-)• 2 – Mutualism (++)• 3 – Competition (+-)• 4 – Commensalism (+0)• 5 – Predation (+-)