ints pecies Interactions mmunity ecology focuses on the interactions between different populations. Determine which type of interaction is described in each example. ink before you drop - This is an all or nothing type of question. Double check that you are happy with where you placed all of the options before you submit the knowle heck. Commensalism Mutualism Possible answers ⠀ No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen Flowers are pollinated by animals that are nourished by nectar. A small shimp takes shelter inside a sponge, which is unaffected. Sheep liver flukes feed on bole and can weaken or kill their hosts. Mistletoe obtains nutrients from a tree host. Q Search Predation Lions hunt zebras and wildebeest. No Answers Chosen ⠀ Gut bacteria get energy from our food while making Vitamin K for us. Small fish accompany sharks and dine on leftover sraps from the shark. Mountain goats eat wild flowers in Olympic National Park.

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Competition for limited parking spaces in a UA parking garage is (usually!): Interspecific interference competition. Interspecific exploitation competition. Intraspecific interference competition. Intraspecific exploitation competition.

How does a pollinator actually pollinate? What specific pollinators do we have in Connecticut? Example (if source has an author and a date): Bittel, J. (2022, May 13). How predators get past the trickiest of defenses. National Geographic. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/how-predators-get-past-the-trickiest-of-def enses Example (if source has an author but no date): Bittel, J. How predators get past the trickiest of defenses. National Geographic. Accessed March 29, 2023 from https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/how-predators-get-past-the-trickiest-of-def enses * the date you use is today’s date Example (if source has a date but no author): How predators get past the trickiest of defenses. National Geographic. (2022, May13). https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/how-predators-get-past-the-trickiest-of-def enses Example (if source has no author and no date): How predators get past the trickiest of defenses. National Geographic. Accessed March…

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What is the Simpson diversity index for the folllowing area based on the chart  what is the species richness value for the same area?

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