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What ecological process causes a lake to change into a marsh over a long period of time?
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Two families of feral cats move into the same barn. One family preys on the mice; the other preys on the pigeons. This behavior is an example of
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Fleas feed on the blood of dogs, cats, and people. What is this ecological relationship called?
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Succession after a catastrophic disturbance such as a volcanic eruption is referred to as succession.
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Parasites kill their hosts, but predators do not kill their prey.
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Succession in small ponds and lakes is usually dependent on the input of from outside the ecosystem.
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A certain species of animal represents just 3% of the biomass in its ecosystem. We might classify this as a keystone species if its removal
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In a mutualistic relationship, one species benefits and the other is harmed.
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A keystone species is the most numerous species in an ecosystem.
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If an insect eats the lettuce seedlings in your yard, it is acting most like a(n)
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A predator lures its prey nearby by looking like the prey's favorite food. This is referred to as .
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The stable community that tends to persist in an area after succession is known as the community.
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Woodpeckers and squirrels both nest in tree cavities. This is an example of interspecific competition.
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