REAL ECOLOGY TEST 3

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<p>What will be the outcome?</p>

What will be the outcome?

Species 2 excludes species 1

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What does each alpha value represent?

Alpha = 1 → intraspecific competition = interspecific competition

Alpha > 1 → intraspecific competition < interspecific competition

Alpha < 1 → intraspecific competition > interspecific competition

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<p>What will the result be?</p>

What will the result be?

Either species 1 or 2 wins - we dont have enough info to predict accuralty

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<p>What will the result be?</p>

What will the result be?

Competive coexisting conditions, both species below their carrying capacity

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What is one hypothesis that explains the success of invasive species?

Enemy release hypothesis:

  • Absence of natural enemies in invaded environment allows introduced populations to attain greater abundances


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What is one hypothesis that explains the downfall of invasive species?

Biotic resistance hypothesis:

  • Species-rich communities are more resistant to invasion

    • Why: More niches filled by other species, higher ability to compete,


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For Rhizobium bacteria:

What mutualism is it?

What does each party beenfit?

Trophic:

Bacteria converts N2 for plants

Plants provide carbon through photosynthesis to bacteria

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What are the five types of mutualism and their basic definition?

Defensive: species recives food/shelter for providing protectionn

Obligate: They both rely on each other for survival and reproduction

Faculative: Both benefit, bot interactions are not needed

Trophic: Partners specialize in complementary ways to obtain energy and nutrients

Dispersal: One takes food, and disperses seeds/pollen


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Example of a cheater!!

Orchid flower:

  • resembles female wasp

  • Males come to mate with the flower, no reproduction happnes

  • But wasp took pollen, so now flower can spread pollen


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Is the cost of defense higher for slow-growing plants or fast-growing plants?

Fast growing plants!

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Qualitative vs Quantitative defense:

Qualitative:

  • Most effective against generalists

  • lower concentration → lower effect

  • Smaller molecular weight compounds

Quantitative:

  • Most effective against specialists

  • higher concentration → higher effect

  • Reduce digestibility


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What organism is typically recruited as a biotic defense for plants?

Insects, commonly such as ants.

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What is a nonlethal effect of predator on prey?

Reduced feeding

Example: Mayfly nymphs reduce feeding activity due to predators

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What is the pattern between garter snake and newt?

  • The more toxic the newts, the more resistant the snakes

  • Snakes that are more resistant are slower at moving

  • In places where newts did not become as toxic due to the possible lack of predators


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Interspecific vs Intraspecific competition:

Inter- between members of diff species

Intra- between members of same species

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Fundamental niche vs Realized niche:

Fundamental: Range of conditions/resources to which a species is adapted

Realized: Portion of fundamental niche that it can actually live in. The actual range

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<p>Draw the lines:</p>

Draw the lines:

Okay i did it.

<p>Okay i did it.</p>
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What should you know about basic predator-prey model?

It leads to predator-prey population cycles

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<p>Fill in this model</p>

Fill in this model

Did it

<p>Did it</p>
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DI/dt formula

BetaSI - vI - alphaI - dl

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dS/dt formula-

b(S+i+r) - betaSI + yR -dS

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dR/dt forumal-

vl - yR - dR

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What parameter deals with SIR model and vaccination

S (density of susceptible)

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What parameter deals with SIR and culling (disease and predation)

alpha (disease-related death rate)

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What parameter deals with SIR and mask-wearing and like that

Beta (transmission rate)

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What parameter deals with SIR infection and treating infection

v (recovery rate)

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What principle relates to giraffe’s eating leaves?

Competitive Exclusion Principle:

  • 2 species that use a limiting resource in the same way cannot coexist indefinitely


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What does each alpha represent?

  • Alpha = 1 ~ Intraspecific comp = interspecific comp

  • Alpha < 1 ~ interspecific comp is less intense than intraspecific comp

  • Alpha > 1 ~ interspecific comp is more intense than intraspecific comp


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Parasite and water relationship:

Waterborne transmission

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Give an example of a situation in which a parasite can afford to evolve a high level of virulence

If parasites can survive longer in external environemnts:

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<p>Draw coexisting grpah</p>

Draw coexisting grpah

they be coexisting and zero net grtowth

<p>they be coexisting and zero net grtowth</p>