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-chemical uniqueness
-hierarchical organization
-possession of a genetic code
-Reproduction
-Growth and development
-Metabolism
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-Environmental Interaction
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| Charles Darwin And Alfred Wallace |
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| Natural Selection theory leading to theory of evolution |
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| founder of ethology and discoverer of imprinting |
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| is an extremely simple form of learning, in which an animal, after a period of exposure to a stimulus, stops responding |
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| a learning process in early life whereby species specific patterns of behavior are established |
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Perception, Thinking, and memory.
Ex. Sign Lanuage |
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| Territoriality vs. Home range |
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Territoriality- the behavior of a male animal that defines and defends its territory
Home range-the area an animal uses to satisfy its normal requirements for food, water, and cover |
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| Animal Behavior. behavior by an animal that may be to its disadvantage but that benefits others of its kind, as a warning cry that reveals the location of the caller to a predator. |
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| Study of the relationship of organisms to their environment |
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Physiological- Short term ex) sweating and shivering
Morphological- change in body ex) growth of hair
Behavioral- ? |
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| Random,Uniform, and clumped |
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| network of distinct populations that exchange individuals |
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| Species richness and primary productivity. |
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| Niche: Fundamental vs. Realized |
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Niche- unique multidimensinal relationship of a species with its environment defined by life requirements of the organism.
Fundamental- Area it can potentially occupy
Realized (actual)- interspecific competitors, predators, and absence of pollinators |
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| Two species compete, one species wins. |
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| Living in harmony with enough resources |
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| species occupying mutually exclusive geographical areas |
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| Different species coexisting in the same geographic location |
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| Looks like poison species but not |
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| Two inedible that looks like each other |
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| Living organisms plus abiotic environment |
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