types of species interactions

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Species interactions

  • all species interact

  • Interactions are incredibly diverse

  • Inter = diff species

  • Intra = same species

  • Pairs of species interact → their evolution is tied together


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Pairs of Species Interact

  • Classification

    • Interactions between two species can…

      • Benefit (+)

      • Harm (-)

      • Have no effect (0)

    • …On each of them

  • Symbiosis: when the interaction (+/-/0) is close and long term



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Mutualism

Effects on ~

Species 1: +

Species 2: +

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Antagonism

Effects on ~

Species 1: -

Species 2: +

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Competition

Effects on ~

Species 1: -

Species 2: -

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Commensalism

Effects on ~

Species 1: +

Species 2: 0

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Amendslism

Effects on ~

Species 1: -

Species 2: 0

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Competition

  • Both species do worse when together

  • In nature, resources are limited in availability

  • Resource use by one individual that reduces its availability to others

    • Mates

    • Space

    • Food



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Commensalism

  • One species does better in the presence of the other

  • The other species is unaffected when together


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Amensalism

  • One species does worse when together, the other is unaffected

  • Many interactions between humans, plants, and wildlife are amensal


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Antagonism

One does worse, one does better when together

  • Predation

  • Hernivory

  • Parasitism


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Mutualism

  • Both do better when together

  • Usually an exchange of different things

  • Ex. Pollination mutualism

    • Animal gets food, pollen gets moved

  • Ex. Seed dispersal mutualism

    • animal gets good, plant gets seeds dispersed to germinate

  • Ex. Protection mutualism

    • One animal gets food, other gets protection from enemies (or parasites removed)

  • Ex. Nutrition mutualism

    • Plants get nutrients, bacteria get habitat

  • Not “being nice” to each other: mutualism is based on evolutionary adaptations where benefit of receiving a service outweighs cost of performing a service to the other


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