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5.4 Vocab Cards

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Which organisms use the many different resources and live in varied environments?

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Generalists

#2
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Which interaction is represented by the symbols +/0?

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Commensalism

#3
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What might happen in a response to predator-prey interactions? (Hint: what might happen to the outside of the individual?)

Back (Answer)

Camouflage Mimicry Warning coloration

#4
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Describe symbiosis…

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A close, long-lasting relationship where at least one species benefits

#5
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Overlapping niches describe what?

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Two species using the same food source in the same place at the same time

#6
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What eats only animals or other consumers?

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Carnivores

#7
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What is predation?

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When a predator hunts, kills, and consumes prey

#8
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What do omnivores eat?

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Both animals and plants

#9
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What are specialists?

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Organisms that rely on one or a few specific resources and have narrow habitats? (Very specific)

#10
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What does organism’s tolerance describe?

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It’s ability to survive and reproduce under changing conditions

#11
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Character displacement is a result of what process?

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Resource partitioning over time

#12
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In commensalism, how are the species affected?

Back (Answer)

One benefits and the other is unaffected

#13
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What is an example of a specialist species?

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Koalas eating only eucalyptus leaves

#14
Front (Question)

Which interaction is represented by the symbols +/+?

Back (Answer)

Mutualism

#15
Front (Question)

A tick living on a dog and feeding on its blood is an example of:

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Parasitism

#16
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What is an example of mutualism

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Bees pollinating flowers while collecting nectar

#17
Front (Question)

Which interaction is represented by the symbols +/–?

Back (Answer)

Predation of parasitism

#18
Front (Question)

Overlapping niches usually lead to…

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Competition for limited resources

#19
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What happens in herbivory?

Back (Answer)

An animal is feeding on a plant

#20
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When several woodpecker species feed on different parts of the same tree, this is an example of:

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Resource partitioning

#21
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Coeveolution occurs when…

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Two species evolve in response to changes in each other

#22
Front (Question)

Which interaction is represented by the symbols -/-?

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Competition

#23
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What happens when one species completely prevents another from using a resource?

Back (Answer)

Competition exclusion

#24
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