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Chapter 9
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Competition
An interaction where one species is negatively impacted, and the other is positively impacted
Mutualism
When both species benefit from an interaction
Commensalism
When one species benefits from an interaction while the other species is not affected
Facilitation
Any pairwise interaction in which one species benetits
Mutualisms and commensalisms
Foundation species
Species that provides structural habitat
Ex. mangroves
Ecosystem engineer
Species that modifies the environment
Ex. earth worms, beavers
Symbiosis
Intimate, persistant interaction between species
Ex. Nitrogen fxing bacteria in legumes
Partner fiidelity
Transmission of symbionts from parent to offspring
Ex. leaf-cutter ant queens and fungus
Partner choice
Select beneficial organims to pass along and/or help
Ex. N fixing bacteria choosing plants which provide other nutrients to them
Gause and Witt model
Only stable if interaction coeficient is <1