Lesson 9: predator prey dynamics

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What do species interactions affect? what can it lead to

Species interactiosn affect individuals, populations, an communtieis, and can lead to evolutionary change

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What is a trophic interaction vs non trophic

Tropic (feeding) non trophic (competitive and facilitaative)

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Is symbyosis positive or nwgative

It can be positive or negative, it is where multipple species line in close physical and or physiological contact

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What is competition 

(-,-) 

Non-trophic interaction; two or more species overlap in the use of limiting resources, negatively affecting groth, reproudction, and or survival 

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Describe positive interactions. What are the two types of positive interactions

aka facilitations, at least one species benefits, neither are harmed

Mutualism: both species beneift, sometimes it is highly dependent (+,+)

Commensalism: One species benefit, the other is unaffected (+,0)

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What is amensalism

One species is harmed, the other if unaffected (-,0)

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What is predation, what are the three types

Predation: individuals of one species (predators) kill and.or consume individuals of another species

Carnivory: predation and prey are animals

Herbivory: predator is an animal, prey are plants or algae

Paratism: predatro (a parasite) lives symbiotically on or in the prey (its host) and consumers certain tissues, may not kill the host. Some parsites are pathogens that cause disease

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What are parasitoids 

Insects that lay egs on or in another insect host 

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Would can losing top predators do

losing top predators causes surge in smaller predators (mesopredators) and ecosystem can collapse

cascading negative effects of meso predators happen

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Why is the world green

Pre\dators have indirect positive affects on platns bc herbivores eat plants and the predators eat herbivores

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How do yellow stone wolves show top down? how did otters show it

reintroducing wolves caused increase in in plants, beasvers, bison by reducing elk population.

Sea otters: eat on urchins. urchins take over kep forrests. Sea otters help production and diversity.

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The oscillating population cycles of hare and lynx

Every 10 years, there is a spike in hare populatio. Every 10 years thre is also a lynx spike but it is slightly after

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What is the lotka volterra oredatir prey mide,

dN/dt = rN -aNP

N = number of prey

P = number of predators

r = popultaion growth rate

a = capture effieiceny

Predator mdoel

dP/dt = baNP - mP

b=effieiceny of prey conversion to predator offspirng

a = cpture effeiciny

m=mortality rate

N = numer of prey

p = number of predators

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What does zero growth isolcine predict 

Predicts change in predator and prey populations at specific thresholds

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When does the prey population increase and decrease

Prey population decreases if P>r/a, so if the predator population is bigger than the population growth rate over captrue efficiency (top of the zero growth isocline)

Prey population increases if P < r/a, so if the population is beneath the zero growth isocline

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When does predator population decrease, when does it increase

Predator population decreases if N <m/ba so if prey population is less than m/ba

Predator population increases if N > m/ba, so if prey population is more than m/ba

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How far apart are the predator prey cycoles from each other

½ cycle off each other

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