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What are the three main types of interactions between organisms in ecosystems?

Predation, competition, symbiosis

Why must predators be heterotrophic organisms?

They cannot make own food, must consume

In predator-prey cycles, which population increases first?

Prey population increases first

Why do predator populations respond with a delay to increasing prey numbers?

Reproduction & maturity take time

What is intraspecific competition?

Same species compete for resources

What does the competitive exclusion principle state?

Two species can't occupy same niche

How do giraffes, kudus, and duikers avoid competition in resource partitioning?

Feed at different heights

In a mutualistic relationship, what happens to both species involved?

Both species benefit

Which example best demonstrates commensalism?

Barnacles on whales for transport

What distinguishes ectoparasites from endoparasites?

Location on/in host body

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