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B4.2.1 Ecological niche
Role of species in its organism, dependent on how get food, zone tolerance, other specie
B4.2.2 Niches examples
Obligate aerob: need oxygen (animal+plants)
Obligate anaerob: only in no oxygen env (some bacteria)
Facultative anaerob: can do either: yeast, E. coli
B4.2.3 Autotrophs
Make their own carbon compounds; plants, algae, etc
B4.2.4 Holozoic nutrition
Heterotroph = eat food, consumers (all animals)
Holozoic: whole pieces of food eaten → internally: ingest/digest/absorb/assimilated/egest
B4.2.5 Mixotroph
Gather nutrients/energy in auto + heterotrophic ways:
obligate mixotroph: must use both
facultative: can use either
Euglena: facultative mixotroph.
B4.2.6 Saphrotrphic nutrition
Saphro: decomposers that digest matter externally: fungi+bacteria; spray digestive enzymes and decompose
Detrivores: decomposers that digest internally
B4.2.7 Archaea
3 ways to get energy:
Heterothrophic: from other organisms
Phototrophic: absorb light energy
Chemotrophic: oxidising inorganic compounds
B4.2.8 Dentition bc of diet
Carnivore(animal): sharp for tearing fibres
Herbivores (plant): large, flat teeht for grinding
Omni (plant+animal): mixture: flat grinders + sharp for tearing
Find out diets of extinct species
B4.2.9 Herbivore insect mouth adaptations
Jaw-like: chewing leaves
Tube: suck sap
B4.2.9 Adaptations for plants to resist being eaten
Toxins, stinging parts, spikes to resist being eaten
some animals have anti-poison stuff
B4.2.10 Animals eating prey
Predators: to eat prey easily
Chemical: (cobra) toxin: kill prey easily
Physical: (lion) teeth/claws
Behavioral: (eel) ambush(attack)
Prey: to avoid predators
Chemical: (butterfly) toxins
Physical: (walk stick) camouflage
Behavioral: (fish) school tg.
Some adaptation evolve quickly, some slow (chem=slow, behav=quick) - due to mutation
B4.2.11 Plants harvesting light
Trees tall, grow through other trees use as support, outcompete host tree, shade tolerant plants
B4.2.12 Fundamental/Realized niche
Fundamental: range of tolerance of all abiotic factors for species; competition from other stuff make it less than the hypothetical
Realized: fundamental - the outcompeted stuff; what it actually lives under
B4.2.13 Competitive exclusion
One species outcompeting another → exclusion in parts of tolerance
If species outcompeted in all parts of all fundamental niche → excluded from fecosystem
Need some realized niche in order to exist in an ecosystem