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4. What type of species interaction directly benefits both species involved?
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
10. Tiger sharks could be considered a keystone species because they
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
6. How do consumers always obtain energy?
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
1. Which of the following is NOT a freshwater ecosystem?
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
8. Which of the following is an example of parasitism?
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
3. A population is made up of individual members of the same
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
2. What type of organism is at the basis of all food chains?
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
7. What will most likely happen if two species compete for the exact same resources in the same ecosystem at the same time?
keep turtle populations under control, which protects sea grasses
fleas living on a dog
producer
tidal pool
by eating organisms
species
mutualism
Eventually one species will outcompete the other into extinction or emigration.
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