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science chp.18

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Organism that is harmed in parasitism host
Struggle between organisms for limited resources in a habitat competition
the organism that does the killing in predation predator
organism that is killed in predation prey
all three living and nonliving things that interact in an area ecosystem
place where and organism lives and that interact in an area habitat
organism that benefit in parasitism parasite
behavior and physical character of species that allow them to live successfully adaption
study of how living things interact with each other and their environment ecology
an approximation of a number estimate
relationship in which one species benefits and one is unharmed commensalism
a group of similar organisms that can produce fertile offspring species
an organism's particular role in an ecosystem niche
relationship in which at least one species benefits symbiosis
interaction in which organism kills and eats another predation
relationship in which one organism lives on or inside another and harms it parasitism
process by which individuals that are better adapted natural section
relationship between 2 species in which both species benefit mutualism
number of birth in a population in a certain amount of time birth rate
number of death death rate
moving into a population immigration
leaving a population emigration
environmental factor that prevents a population from increasing limiting factor
largest population that an area can support carrying capacity
nonliving apart of an ecosystem abiotic factor
living part of the ecosystem biotic factor
members of one species in a particular area population
the different population that live together in a area community
photosynthesis
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